Howth gun-running

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The Howth gun-running was a 1914 operation in which Irish nationalists smuggled rifles and ammunition into Howth, County Dublin, to arm the Irish Volunteers in preparation for potential armed resistance to British rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish revolutionary event
arms smuggling operation
event
aftermath Bachelor’s Walk shootings in Dublin NERFINISHED
associatedWith Home Rule crisis NERFINISHED
Irish revolutionary period
commemoratedBy plaques and memorials in Howth
commemoratedOn significant anniversaries of 26 July 1914
contrastWith Larne gun-running
country United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland NERFINISHED
date 1914-07-26
followedBy Kilcoole gun-running NERFINISHED
hasCasualties civilians injured and killed in subsequent Bachelor’s Walk incident
hasQuantity approximately 25,000 rounds of ammunition
approximately 900 Mauser rifles
location County Dublin NERFINISHED
Howth NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
opposedBy British Army NERFINISHED
British authorities
Dublin Metropolitan Police NERFINISHED
organisedBy Irish Republican Brotherhood NERFINISHED
Irish Volunteers NERFINISHED
participant Bulmer Hobson NERFINISHED
Darrell Figgis NERFINISHED
Erskine Childers NERFINISHED
Irish Republican Brotherhood NERFINISHED
Irish Volunteers NERFINISHED
Irish nationalists
Molly Childers NERFINISHED
The O'Rahilly NERFINISHED
partOf Irish struggle for independence
precededBy Larne gun-running
purpose to arm the Irish Volunteers
to prepare for potential armed resistance to British rule in Ireland
relatedTo Easter Rising NERFINISHED
Irish War of Independence NERFINISHED
result contributed to militarisation preceding the Easter Rising
increased tension between Irish nationalists and British authorities
successful landing of rifles and ammunition at Howth
significance major step in arming Irish Volunteers before the Easter Rising
usedShip Asgard NERFINISHED
Chotah NERFINISHED
Kelpie NERFINISHED
weaponType Mauser Model 1871 rifles NERFINISHED
year 1914

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Irish Volunteers armedBy Howth gun-running