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#OTD in Irish History | 6 May:
1074 – Donatus (or Dunan), the first Bishop of Dublin, dies on this date and is buried in Christ Church Cathedral. Patrick, his successor, is sent to Canterbury for consecration (records are unreliable – the date of his death is also recorded as 23 November). 1384 – Philip de Courtenay lands at Dalkey and campaigns in the midlands and the Leinster mountains. 1728 – Act of Parliament removes the…
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#OTD in Irish History | 6 May:
#OTD in Irish History | 6 May:
1074 – Donatus (or Dunan), the first Bishop of Dublin, dies on this date and is buried in Christ Church Cathedral. Patrick, his successor, is sent to Canterbury for consecration (records are unreliable – the date of his death is also recorded as 23 November). 1384 – Philip de Courtenay lands at Dalkey and campaigns in the midlands and the Leinster mountains. 1728 – Act of Parliament removes the…
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#OTD in Irish History | 6 May:
#OTD in Irish History | 6 May:
1074 – Donatus (or Dunan), the first Bishop of Dublin, dies on this date and is buried in Christ Church Cathedral. Patrick, his successor, is sent to Canterbury for consecration (records are unreliable – the date of his death is also recorded as 23 November). 1384 – Philip de Courtenay lands at Dalkey and campaigns in the midlands and the Leinster mountains. 1728 – Act of Parliament removes the…
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#OTD in Irish History – 6 May:
#OTD in Irish History – 6 May:
1074 – Donatus (or Dunan), the first Bishop of Dublin, dies on this date and is buried in Christ Church Cathedral. Patrick, his successor, is sent to Canterbury for consecration (records are unreliable – the date of his death is also recorded as 23 November).
1384 – Philip de Courtenay lands at Dalkey and campaigns in the midlands and the Leinster mountains.
1728 – Act of Parliament removes the…
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#OTD in Irish History – 6 May:
#OTD in Irish History – 6 May:
1074 – Donatus (or Dunan), the first Bishop of Dublin, dies on this date and is buried in Christ Church Cathedral. Patrick, his successor, is sent to Canterbury for consecration (records are unreliable – the date of his death is also recorded as 23 November).
1384 – Philip de Courtenay lands at Dalkey and campaigns in the midlands and the Leinster mountains.
1728 – Act of Parliament removes the…
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