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1965 in Northern Ireland
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1964
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1965
in
Northern Ireland
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1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Decades:
1940s • 1950s •
1960s
• 1970s • 1980s
Centuries:
20th • 21st
See also:
1965 in the United Kingdom
1965 in Ireland
Other events of 1965
List of years in Northern Ireland
Contents
1
Events
2
Arts and literature
3
Sport
3.1
Football
4
Births
4.1
January to June
4.2
July to December
4.3
Full date unknown
5
Deaths
Events
January 14 -
Taoiseach
Seán Lemass
travels to
Belfast
for an historic meeting with the
Prime Minister of Northern Ireland
Terence O'Neill
. First meeting of Prime Ministers in 43 years.
January 21 - Nationalist leader
Eddie McAteer
visits
Taoiseach
Seán Lemass
in
Dublin
.
March 18 - The Northern Ireland Minister for Agriculture,
Harry West
attends a meeting with his Southern counterpart,
Charles Haughey
, in
Dublin
.
Arts and literature
Sport
Football
Irish League
Winners:
Derry City
Irish Cup
Winners:
Coleraine
2 - 1
Glenavon
Births
January to June
6 January -
Esmond Birnie
,
Ulster Unionist Party
former
MLA
and author.
15 January -
James Nesbitt
, actor.
26 January -
Seán Savage
,
volunteer
of the
Provisional Irish Republican Army
, killed by
SAS
soldiers during
Operation Flavius
(d.
1988
).
10 February -
Richard Orr
, actor.
20 February -
Miriam Mone
, fashion designer (d.
2007
).
3 May -
Gary Mitchell
, playwright.
7 May -
Norman Whiteside
, footballer.
30 May -
Briana Corrigan
,
singer
.
July to December
1 July -
Jackie McKernan
, discus thrower.
20 July -
Andy Black
,
poker
player.
24 July -
Frank Mitchell
, television presenter.
22 September -
Andy Cairns
,
songwriter
and musician.
10 November -
Eddie Irvine
, racecar driver.
16 December -
Noel Magee
, boxer.
Full date unknown
Mark Carruthers
, radio and television journalist.
Joe Ferguson, radio presenter.
Brian Irvine
, composer.
Edwin Poots
,
Democratic Unionist Party
MLA
.
Paul Seawright
, artist.
Jim Shannon
,
Democratic Unionist Party
MLA
.
Deaths
15 February -
Sam Thompson
, playwright (b.
1916
).
Helen Waddell
, poet, translator and playwright (b.
1889
).