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1941 in Ireland
.
Incumbents
President
:
Douglas Hyde
Taoiseach
:
Éamon de Valera
(
FF
)
Tánaiste
:
Seán T. O'Kelly
(
FF
)
Minister for Finance
:
Seán T. O'Kelly
(
FF
)
Chief Justice
:
Timothy Sullivan
Dáil
:
10th
Seanad
:
3rd
Events
2 January – three
Carlow
women are killed in a night of German bombing in parts of
Leinster
.
3 January – further German
bombing of Dublin
.
13 January – the poet and novelist
James Joyce
dies in
Zürich
.
24 January – part of the old State Chambers in
Dublin Castle
are destroyed by fire.
20 February – emergency Scientific Research Bureau set up to seek alternatives to raw materials in short supply.
[1]
21 February – first flight by a British
Royal Air Force
flying boat
through the "
Donegal Corridor
", Irish
airspace
between its base in
Northern Ireland
and the
Atlantic Ocean
, a concession secretly agreed by
Éamon de Valera
.
[2]
6 March – 3,800 animals are slaughtered after the fiftieth case of
foot-and-mouth
disease is announced.
20 March – bread rationing is introduced.
21 March –
Glencullen
(Capt. T. Waldron) and
Glencree
(Capt. D. McLean) machine-gunned by
Luftwaffe
in
Bristol Channel
.
[3]
22 March: 16:00 hours – collier
St. Fintan
(Capt. N. Hendry) attacked by two Luftwaffe bombers, off the coast of
Pembrokeshire
and sunk with all hands – 9 dead.
[3]
26 March –
Edenvale
(Capt. T. Tyrrell) bombed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe in
Bristol Channel
.
[3]
27 March –
Lady Belle
(Capt. T. Donohue) bombed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe in Irish Sea.
[3]
2 April –
Edenvale
(Capt. T. Tyrrell) bombed and machine-gunned (again) by Luftwaffe in
Bristol Channel
.
[3]
15 April –
Belfast Blitz
: 1,000 people are killed in bombing raids on
Belfast
. 71
firemen
with 13
fire tenders
from
Dundalk
,
Drogheda
,
Dublin
and
Dún Laoghaire
cross the Irish border to assist their Belfast colleagues.
18 April – An
RAF
Handley Page Hampden
aircraft (Registration AD730)
[4]
[5]
gets lost in bad weather and crashes on Black Hill (Kilbeg)
[6]
above the village of
Lacken, County Wicklow
killing its entire crew of four.
5 May –
Belfast
suffers its third bombing raid during
World War II
. The Dublin government authorises its emergency services to assist.
7 May – Wages Standstill Order.
[1]
12 May –
Menapia
(Capt C Bobels) bombed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe off Welsh coast: 2 wounded.
[3]
14 May – five further outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease are reported.
17 May –
Glenageary
(Capt R. Simpson) bombed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe in Irish Sea.
[3]
19 May –
City of Waterford
(Capt. W. Gibbons) bombed and machine-gunned by Luftwaffe off Welsh coast: 1 wounded.
[3]
26 May – a special sitting of
Dáil Éireann
unanimously condemns the introduction of conscription in
Northern Ireland
.
27 May – speaking in the
House of Commons of the United Kingdom
,
Prime Minister
Winston Churchill
rules out the introduction of conscription in Northern Ireland.
30 May –
Kyleclare
(Capt. T. Hanrahan) bombed off Waterford coast.
[3]
31 May –
bombing of Dublin in World War II
: 34 people are killed when the
Luftwaffe
bomb part of
Dublin
.
2 June –
Arklow
is bombed by the Luftwaffe, with no casualties.
24 July –
Dundalk
is bombed by the Luftwaffe, with no casualties.
Summer – 16,000 men and boys are employed on county council
turf
-cutting schemes.
[1]
22 August – S.S.
Clonlara
(Capt. Joseph Reynolds) torpedoed and sunk by
U-564
in
North Atlantic
while in
Convoy OG 71
("Nightmare Convoy"): 13 survivors and 11 dead.
[3]
12 October –
Charles Stewart Parnell
,
the uncrowned King of Ireland,
is honoured in a huge pageant in
Dublin
.
November –
Brendan Behan
is released from
Borstal
in England and deported to Ireland.
8 December – the day after the
attack on Pearl Harbor
, Winston Churchill cables the
Taoiseach
inviting him to join the
Allies of World War II
.
Arts and literature
Myles na gCopaleen
's parodic novel
An Béal Bocht
is published.
Donagh MacDonagh
's
Veterans, and other poems
is published.
Louis MacNeice
's poetry
Plant and Phantom
and study
The Poetry of W. B. Yeats
are published.
[7]
Kate O'Brien
's novel
The Land of Spices
is published; it is prohibited in Ireland by the
Censorship of Publications Board
.
[8]
English poet
John Betjeman
becomes British press attaché in Dublin, living in
Clondalkin
.
Opening of new
Dublin Airport
passenger terminal, designed by Desmond FitzGerald, the first significant
International Style
building in Ireland.
Sport
Football
League of Ireland
Winners:
Cork United
FAI Cup
Winners:
Cork United
2–2, 3–1
Waterford
.
Golf
Irish Open
is not played due to
The Emergency
.
Births
3 January –
Derrick O'Connor
, actor (died 2018).
10 March –
Pat Donnellan
, Galway Gaelic footballer.
31 March –
Jim O'Keeffe
,
Fine Gael
TD
for
Cork South-West
.
18 April –
Michael D. Higgins
,
Labour Party
TD
, Cabinet Minister and 9th
President of Ireland
.
22 May –
Caitlín Maude
, poet, actress and traditional singer (died 1982).
24 June –
Gerard Clifford
,
Roman Catholic
auxiliary bishop
of the
Archdiocese of Armagh
.
24 July –
Tony Dunne
, soccer player.
27 August –
Paddy Barry
,
Cork
hurler.
15 September –
Tommy Carberry
, National Hunt jockey and trainer (died 2017).
18 September –
Michael Hartnett
, poet (died 1999).
2 October –
Donal Moynihan
,
Fianna Fáil
TD
.
5 October –
Phil Larkin
,
Kilkenny
hurler.
13 October –
Mick Doyle
, rugby player and coach (died in car crash 2004).
20 October –
Mike Murphy
, television and radio broadcaster.
11 November –
Eddie Keher
,
Kilkenny
hurler.
23 November –
Derek Mahon
, poet (died 2020).
1 December –
Fiachra Trench
, musician and composer.
2 December –
William Lee
, Bishop of Waterford and Lismore (1993– ).
10 December –
Fionnula Flanagan
, actress. (Fionnghuala Manon Flanagan)
Full date unknown
Jonathan Bardon
, historian and author.
James Coleman
, installation and video artist.
Cyril Dunne
, Galway Gaelic footballer.
Paddy Flanagan
, cyclist (died 2000).
Eamon Grennan
, poet.
Sean Matgamna
,
Trotskyist
theorist.
Deaths
6 January –
F. R. Higgins
, poet and theatre director (born
1896
).
10 January –
John Lavery
, artist (born
1856
).
13 January –
James Joyce
, writer and poet (born
1882
).
15 February –
Andrew Jameson
, public servant, businessman and
Seanad
member (born
1855
).
19 February –
Hamilton Harty
,
conductor
and
composer
(born
1879
).
13 March –
Finlay Jackson
, cricketer and rugby player (born 1901).
1 April –
Jennie Wyse Power
, member of the
Seanad
from 1922 to 1936.
19 May –
Lola Ridge
,
anarchist
poet and editor (born
1873
).
4 July –
William John English
, recipient of the
Victoria Cross
for gallantry in 1901 at
Vlakfontein
, South Africa (born
1882
).
19 August –
John T. Browne
,
Mayor of Houston
,
Texas
(born
1845
).
9 September –
William Gerard Barry
, painter (born
1864
).
11 September –
John MacLoughlin
, elected for 9 years to
Seanad
from 1922 as an Independent.
11 October –
Mildred Anne Butler
, painter (born
1858
).
26 November –
James Jackman
, recipient of the
Victoria Cross
for gallantry in 1941 at
Tobruk
,
Libya
; killed in action the next day (born 1916).
Full date unknown
Sidney Royse Lysaght
, writer (born
1856
).
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a
b
c
Wills, Clair (2007).
That Neutral Island
. London: Faber.
ISBN
9780571221059
.
^
Guidera, Anita (19 April 2007).
"Plaques mark secret wartime air corridor in Donegal"
.
Irish Independent
. Retrieved
23 August
2012
.
^
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b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
Forde, Frank (2000).
The Long Watch: World War Two and the Irish Mercantile Marine
(rev ed.). Dublin: New Island.
ISBN
1-902602-42-0
.
^
"Handley Page Hampden Mk I AD730, 18 Apr 1941"
.
aviation-safety.net
.
Aviation Safety Network
. 25 July 2018
. Retrieved
16 April
2022
.
^
Lennon, Mattie (30 March 2020).
"Kylebeg and World War II"
.
County Wicklow Heritage
. Retrieved
16 April
2022
.
^
"An Chill Bheag/Kilbeg"
.
Placenames Database of Ireland (logainm.ie)
.
Government of Ireland - Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht
and
Dublin City University
. Retrieved
12 April
2022
.
^
Cox, Michael, ed. (2004).
The Concise Oxford Chronology of English Literature
. Oxford University Press.
ISBN
0-19-860634-6
.
^
Byrne, John (12 December 2010).
"What a shocker: no more books to ban"
.
The Irish Times
.
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