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Section: April 18
April 18, 1992
Final performance at the Grassmarket, Edinburgh premises of the Traverse Theatre
April 18, 1949
Ireland declared a full republic and withdrawn from British Commonwealth.
April 18, 1875
Novelist Katherine Cecil Thurston, née Madden, is born in Cork
April 18, 1874
Remains of David Livingstone interred in Westminster Abbey.
April 18, 1870
Birth in Dublin of Robert Tressell, born Noonan, author of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
April 18, 1817
Michael Roberts, Irish mathematician is born in Cork
April 18, 1802
Robert Patterson, naturalist, is born in Belfast
April 18, 1792
Langrishes Catholic Relief Act allows Catholics to practice law, and Protestants and Catholics to intermarry
April 18, 1778
William Bunbury, MP for Co. Carlow, dies after being thrown from his horse
April 18, 1768
Daniel Murray, Archbishop of Dublin, is born in Arklow, Co. Wicklow
April 18, 1690
Five regiments of Irishmen sail for France and form the nucleus of Frances Irish Brigade
April 18, 1689
Siege of Derry begins
April 18, 1608
Sir Cahir O'Doherty of Inishowen revolts and sacks Derry