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April 23
Section: April 23
April 23, 1945
Blackout restrictions in Scotland lifted as World War II heads to a conclusion.
April 23, 1926
J.P. Donleavy, author of The Ginger Man, is born in New York
April 23, 1918
A general strike takes place throughout Ireland against the British governments attempts to introduce conscription
April 23, 1805
James Henthorn Todd, scholar, is born in Dublin
April 23, 1792
Thomas Romney Robinson, astronomer and physicist, is born in Dublin
April 23, 1727
Actress George Anne Bellamy is born in Fingal, Co. Dublin.
April 23, 1723
Mervyn Archdall, antiquary, is born in Dublin
April 23, 1661
Charles II crowned at Westminster Abbey.
April 23, 1357
Four days after the end of his campaign justiciar Thomas Rokeby dies in Kilkea, Co. Kildare
April 23, 1124
King Alexander I died at Stirling Castle, succeeded by David I.
April 23, 1107
King Alexander I crowned
April 23, 1014
The Dublin Norse and the king of Leinster, with Viking allies, are defeated by Brian Borus army