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May 07
Section: May 07
May 07, 1915
The Lusitania is sunk by a German U-boat off the Old Head of Kinsale, Co. Cork with the loss of more than 1,100 lives
May 07, 1906
Henry Gray Graham, author of Social Life of Scotland in the 18th Century, died
May 07, 1890
James Naysmith, engineer and inventor of steam hammer, died
May 07, 1865
John MacBride, revolutionary, is born in Westport, Co. Mayo
May 07, 1838
Charles Owen O'Conor, politician, is born in Dublin
May 07, 1741
Anthony Tanner, perpetual curate for Holmpatrick, is murdered near Rush, Co. Dublin
May 07, 1720
James Cotter is executed for high treason in supporting the Jacobite cause
May 07, 1716
John Medcalf, previously dismissed as Church of Ireland curate of Powerscourt for conducting clandestine marriages, is excommunicated
May 07, 1689
James II arrives from exile in France and addresses the Irish Parliament
May 07, 1544
Earl of Hereford invaded Scotland on behalf of Henry VIII