Liner queen mary launched at john browns shipyard, clydebank

September 26th , 1934

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James Dillon, politician and Fine Gael leader is born in Dublin

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First Open Golf Championship held at Prestwick. There were eight entrants and the championship was won by Willie Park of Musselburgh.

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First convicts from Ireland arrive in New South Wales, Australia

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Thomas Tonkin - Cornish historian born

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Queen Margaret, Maid of Norway (Eiriksdotter) died, en route from Norway to Scotland.

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