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The '''Irish University Bill''' (Bill 55 of [[Parliamentary session|session]] 36 Victori ...lican]] [[Church of Ireland]] till the [[Catholic Relief Act 1793]]. The [[Irish Church Act 1869]] disestablished the church, but [[scholarship|scholar]]s, ...

|known= Irish Revolutionary ...industry. He was released from fourteen months detention just before the [[Irish Rebellion of 1798]] in which he played no role. After the [[Acts of Union 1 ...

* 29 March – ''[[The Irish Times]]'' is first published, in [[Dublin]]. ...n Ireland]] produces a [[Tory (British political party)|Tory]] majority in Irish seats. ...

...rdy Greer]] had counted on this support transferring to him, however the [[Irish Conservative Party]]'s candidate [[William McCormick (MP)|William McCormick ...ef><ref>{{cite book |last1=Edwards |first1=Robert Dudley |title=Studies in Irish History, Presented to R. Dudley Edwards |date=1979 |publisher=University Co ...

Life for both Irish and English Catholics in Ireland became increasingly difficult under Cromwe ...Army]] soldiers and the Parliament's creditors were settled on confiscated Irish lands. Those Catholic landowners deemed innocent of rebellion against the P ...

{{Use Irish English|date=November 2021}} '''Charles Bourke''' ({{circa|1765}} – 1820) was an [[Irish people|Irish]] [[priest]]. ...

|predecessor = [[Danny O'Connor (Northern Irish politician)|Danny O'Connor]] | before = [[Danny O'Connor (Northern Irish politician)|Danny O'Connor]] ...

...o which he was prepared to go in endeavouring to restrict the power of the Presbyterians. They were influentially represented in the government of cities and boroug ...n Catholics, forming an important part of the general [[Penal Laws against Irish Catholics|Penal Laws]] which kept them out of public life. In later times t ...

...<small>''Béal Feirste Íochtarach''<ref name="Logainm"/> ([[Irish language|Irish]])</small> ...

{{short description|Irish broadcaster (born 1950)}} |nationality = Irish ...

...cism]] and helped to maintain [[Presbyterian Church in Ireland#History|the Presbyterians' union with the other Dissenting congregations in Ireland]], as well as exo ...reer in London, where he advised [[William III of England|William III]] on Irish matters. ...

'''Guy Livingstone Wilson''' (1885–1962) was an Irish plantsman known as one of the most successful breeders of [[daffodils]]. He [[Category:Presbyterians from Northern Ireland]] ...

'''''And No Quarter''''' is an historical novel written by Irish author [[Maurice Walsh]], first published in 1937. The background is the 16 ...sed on the battlecry 'Jesus and [[no quarter]]' allegedly used by Scottish Presbyterians or [[Covenanter]]s at the 1644 [[Battle of Tippermuir]]. Walsh originally w ...

...ker]] from addressing the [[British House of Commons]] in [[Irish language|Irish]]. * 31 March – The Irish population census was taken.<ref>[http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/hel ...

...tional Register of Historic Places. It was founded in 1808 by Scotch-Irish Presbyterians who chose to leave their settlement in South Carolina and move to Ohio beca ...

...of the [[Anglicanism|Anglican faith]] were allowed. Instead, Catholics and Presbyterians set up secret and illegal schools that met in private homes.<ref>{{Cite web ...and students of the schools that for centuries had trained composers of [[Irish bardic poetry]] adapted, according to [[Daniel Corkery (author)|Daniel Cork ...

..., about 1569, and is named Bryce in the Scottish records, but Brice in the Irish records. He entered the [[University of Edinburgh]] in about 1589, and stud ...bably as the oldest, being sentenced first. Brice died soon after, and the Presbyterians appointed no regular successor to him till 1646. His tombstone at the ruine ...

| opponent = [[1924 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team|Notre Dame]] | source = <ref>{{cite news|title=Notre Dame Defeats Wabash, 34-0: Presbyterians Held Helpless Before Attack; Rockmen Win Easily and Without Any Special Eff ...

...harles Lewis]] who secured a 174-vote majority. The election was the first Irish election to the British Parliament to be held by secret ballot. ...and received 680 votes, defeating a challenge from Robert Baxter of the [[Irish Conservative Party]], who received 592.<ref name=thom>{{cite book |title=Th ...

| unit = [[Royal Irish Rifles]] <br /> [[Machine Gun Corps]] ...ional rugby union team]]. During [[World War I]], he served in the [[Royal Irish Rifles]] and the [[Machine Gun Corps]]. He was [[killed in action]] in the ...