September

Battle of Tippermuir, Highland army under Montrose defeats larger army of convenanters (despite their battle cry of- Jesus and No Quarter)

September 01, 1643

The Battle of Tippermuir (September 01, 1644) was the first battle James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose fought for the king during the Scottish Civil War.

Battle of Tippermuir, in which Marquis of Montrose defeated Covenanters .

September 01, 1644

Marriage ceremony of Prince James Francis Edward Stewart (the Old Pretender) and Princess Maria Clementina Sobieska. The Polish Princess had been kidnapped on her way to the original wedding, escaped and had married James by proxy earlier in, 1719.

September 01, 1719

Death of dramatist, essayist and publisher Sir Richard Steele, the Dubliner who founded The Tatler and The Spectator

September 01, 1729

Launch of the Belfast Newsletter, now the oldest surviving newspaper in Ireland or Britain, and one of the oldest in the world

September 01, 1737

Marguerite Gardiner, nee Power; Countess of Blessington; author, is born near Clonmel, Co. Tipperary

September 01, 1789

Birth of James OFlanagan, author, in Fermoy, Co. Cork

September 01, 1814

Dublin Zoo opens

September 01, 1830

The Wild Colonial Boy is shot dead in a gun battle with police at Cambelltown, Sydney. Contrary to the popular song, The Wild Colonial Boy was John Donohue, transported from Ireland in 1824

September 01, 1830

Birth of Irish Nationalist Party leader John Redmond in Ballytrent, Co. Wexford

September 01, 1856

Roger Casement, British consular official and Irish nationalist, is born in Sandycove, Co. Dublin

September 01, 1864

Isaac Butt founds the Home Government Association; Home Rule is now the objective of constitutional nationalists

September 01, 1870