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August 28
Section: August 28
August 28, 1969
Welsh Office approves limited use of bilingual road signs in Wales
August 28, 1929
Health And Efficiency becomes the very first publication banned by the Irish Free State
August 28, 1896
Birth of Liam OFlaherty
August 28, 1877
Charles Stewart Parnell becomes president of Home Rule Confederation
August 28, 1872
The first horse drawn tram cars enter service in Belfast
August 28, 1860
Napiers and Deasys Land Acts are passed
August 28, 1815
Mary Letitia Martin, Princess of Connemara is born in Ballynahinch Castle, Co. Galway
August 28, 1814
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, novelist and journalist, is born in Dublin
August 28, 1798
Cornwallis reaches Athlone; Humbert entrenches in Castlebar
August 28, 1788
Sir Aubrey de Vere, poet, is born in Adare, Co. Limerick
August 28, 1788
James Digges La Touche, banker and philanthropist, is born in Dublin
August 28, 1741
Earl of Wintoun died, aged, 100.
August 28, 1710
A board of trustees for linen manufacture is established
August 28, 1296
Edward I of England held a parliament at Berwick to which he summoned all Scottish landholders to sign the Ragman Roll.
August 28, 1170
Richard de Clare marries Aoife Ní Mhurrachadha and sets a precedent for Norman rule in Ireland