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April 24
Section: April 24
April 24, 1916
Irish Volunteers and Citizen Army seize the General Post Office (GPO) in Dublin
April 24, 1913
Large supply of guns from Germany are landed at Larne for the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF)
April 24, 1912
Irish novelist, historian and politician, Justin McCarthy, dies
April 24, 1906
William Joyce aka Lord Haw-Haw; born in Brooklyn, New York
April 24, 1825
Novelist R.M. Ballantyne, who wrote 90 books, the best known of which was The Coral Island, was born in Edinburgh.
April 24, 1764
Thomas Emmet, nationalist and brother of Robert Emmet, is born in Dublin
April 24, 1718
Nathaniel Hone, portrait painter, is born in Dublin
Warrant issued by the Privy Council to Sir John Hepburn to raise a regiment of 1,200 men to fight in the French service.
April 24, 1596
Pacificatie of Ireland drawn
April 24, 1567
First printed book ever published in Gaelic.
April 24, 1558
Mary, Queen of Scots, married French Dauphin, Francis Valois (he was aged 14) at Notre Dame in Paris.