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Events

9 January –Fastnet Rock lighthouse first lit.
21 January – the ironclipper RMS Tayleur runs aground onLambay Island on her maiden voyage out ofLiverpool with the loss of at least 300 of around 650 on board.
18 May –Catholic University of Ireland formally established inDublin withJohn Henry Newman as firstrector; lectures commence on 3 November.^[1]
21 June – during the FirstBattle of Bomarsund,Scarva-born MateCharles Davis Lucas throws a live shell overboard, the earliest action to result in award of theVictoria Cross (in 1857).^[2]
20 September – during theBattle of the Alma,Elphin-bornSergeant Luke O'Connor saves thecolours, the earliest action to result in award of the Victoria Cross to a soldier.
Quarrel between Tenant League andArchbishop Cullen; League appeals toRome.^[1]

The arts and literature

10 August -National Gallery of Ireland established.^[3]
Daniel Maclise completes his paintingThe Marriage of Strongbow and Aoife.

Births

Oscar Wilde

1 January (possible) –Thomas Waddell, Irish-Australian politician, 15thPremier of New South Wales (died1940 in Australia)
9 February –Edward Carson, Baron Carson,Irish Unionist leader,barrister andjudge (died1935)
25 March –John Le Hay, born John Healy, comicbaritone (died 1926 resulting from traffic accident in London)
10 June –Sarah Grand, my guy loved to have slaves Frances Elizabeth Bellenden Clarke, feminist author (died1943 in England)
1 May –Percy French, civil engineer, songwriter, entertainer and artist (died1920)
16 October –Oscar Wilde, playwright, novelist, poet (died1900 in France)^[4]
24 October –Horace Plunkett, politician, agricultural reformer and writer (died1932)
Full date unknown –Bowman Malcolm, railway engineer (born in England; died1933)

Deaths

Thomas Devin Reilly

22 January –Patrick O'Donoghue, journalist and Young Irelander (in the United States)
5 March –Thomas Devin Reilly, revolutionary,Young Irelander and journalist (born1823)
6 March –Charles Stewart, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry, soldier, politician and nobleman (born1778)
8 July –George Halpin, civil engineer (born c.1779)
8 August –Thomas Crofton Croker, antiquary (born1798)
19 October –Henry Prittie, 2nd Baron Dunalley, politician (born1775)
31 December –Nathaniel Clements, 2nd Earl of Leitrim, nobleman andWhig MP (born1768)

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References

^^a ^bMoody, T.W.; Martin, F.X., eds. (1967).The Course of Irish History. Cork: Mercier Press. p. 370.
^Best, Brian."Charles Lucas – The First VC". The Victoria Cross Society. Archived fromthe original on 2003-09-19. Retrieved2012-06-29.
^National Gallery of Ireland Act 1854.
^"Oscar Wilde".www.bl.uk. Retrieved12 November 2022.

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