To renew a subscription please login first

A PEOPLE’S PROGRESS—HOW INDEPENDENT IRELAND DELIVERED ON THE PROMISE OF HER PEOPLE’S WELL-BEING

Published in Issue 3 (May/June 2022), Platform, Volume 30

Content is protected. Please sign up or login to view content.

If you would like to take out a subscription to the magazine, you can do that by clicking here

On this Day

1972 Eight people, seven of them young girls, died when fire destroyed the offices of Noyek’s timber merchants in Parnell Street, Dublin.
1972 Eight people, seven of them young girls, died when fire destroyed the offices of Noyek’s timber merchants in Parnell Street, Dublin.
1968 Yuri Gagarin (34), Russian pilot and cosmonaut who was the first man in outer space (1961), died when his jet crashed during a training flight.
1940 Michael Joseph Savage, the son of Irish parents and New Zealand’s first Labour prime minister (since 1935), died.
1766 The vicar of Wakefield, subtitled ‘A Tale, Supposed to be written by Himself’, a novel by Oliver Goldsmith (1728–74), was published.