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Section: August 25
August 25, 1942
Prince George, killed when his flying boat crashed into Eagles Rock in Caithness
August 25, 1931
Ramsay MacDonald formed a National Government.
August 25, 1930
Actor Sean Connery born.
August 25, 1921
Birth in Belfast of Brian Moore who is best known for his novel The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne
August 25, 1882
Birth of Sean O Ceallaigh, Irelands second president
August 25, 1865
Robert Lloyd Praeger, botanist and writer, is born in Holywood, Co. Down
August 25, 1863
Eugene OGrowney, priest and Irish-language revivalist, is born in Ballyfallon, Co. Meath
August 25, 1819
James Watt, developer of steam power, died.
August 25, 1819
Birth in Glasgow of Alan Pinkerton, founder of the Chicago-based detective agency which bears his name.
August 25, 1803
The British capture Robert Emmet
August 25, 1798
Humbert takes Ballina after token resistance by Government forces
August 25, 1778
Last Pagan sacrifice conducted publicly in the Celtic world, at Loch Maree, Scotland
August 25, 1776
Philosopher David Hume died.
August 25, 1769
Henry Flood, MP for Callan, kills James Agar, MP for Tulsk, in a duel
August 25, 1764
James Hope, a member of the United Irishman, is born in Templepatrick, Co. Antrim
August 25, 1645
Edward Worcester, Earl of Glamorgan, is sent to Ireland to raise troops for the king
August 25, 1170
Richard de Clare (Strongbow) marries MacMurroughs daughter Aoife, as part of an agreement made two years earlier