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History of Howth


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"apple-converted-space"> However, due to silting, the harbour needed to be frequently dredged to accommodate the packet and eventually the service was relocated to DĂșn Laoghaire. George IV visited the harbour in 1821.

In June 1914, 900 rifles were landed at Howth by Robert Erskine Childers for the Irish Volunteers. Many were used against the British in the Easter Rising and in the subsequent Anglo-Irish War

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