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Events from the year '''1983 in Ireland'''.

==Incumbents==
* [[President of Ireland|President]]: [[Patrick Hillery]]
* [[Taoiseach]]: [[Garret FitzGerald]] ([[Fine Gael|FG]])
* [[Tánaiste]]: [[Dick Spring]] ([[Labour Party (Ireland)|Lab]])
* [[Minister for Finance (Ireland)|Minister for Finance]]: [[Alan Dukes]] ([[Fine Gael|FG]]) 
* [[Chief Justice of Ireland|Chief Justice]]: [[Tom O'Higgins]]
* [[Dáil Éireann|Dáil]]: [[24th Dáil|24th]]
* [[Seanad Éireann|Seanad]]: [[17th Seanad|17th]] (from 23 February 1983)

==Events==
* January – The satirical magazine ''[[The Phoenix (magazine)|The Phoenix]]'' was launched.
* 19 January – The government confirmed that the [[Garda Síochána]] bugged politicians' and journalists' telephones.
* 8 February – A motion calling for the resignation of [[Charles Haughey]] as leader failed after a 12-hour [[Fianna Fáil]] meeting.
* 9 February – The racehorse [[Shergar]] was kidnapped from Ballymany Stud in [[County Kildare]].
* 14 April – The inaugural meeting of [[Aosdána]], an affiliation of creative artists, took place in the Old Parliament Building in [[Dublin]].
* 23 April – While more than 50 illegal [[pirate radio]] stations were broadcasting in Ireland, a Government memorandum described how their signals were interfering seriously with ambulance, fire brigade and police radio systems, airport traffic systems, and legitimate radio and television reception throughout the country. The document also referred to complaints received from other countries. The following month, equipment was seized from [[Radio Nova (Ireland)|Radio Nova]], Kiss FM and Radio Sunshine. Equipment was also removed from Community Radio 257 in [[Portmarnock]] in December.<ref>[http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/warning-of-chaos-on-airwaves-from-pirate-stations-in-1983-1.1637920 Warning of ‘chaos’ on airwaves from pirate stations in 1983] Irish Times, 28 December 2013.</ref><ref>[http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/pirate-radio-stations-cause-chaos-for-emergency-services-29870863.html Pirate radio stations cause chaos for emergency services] Irish Independent, 28 December 2013.</ref>
* 25 April – Two thousand people demonstrated in Dublin against the proposed Pro-Life Amendment Bill (abortion).
* 18 May – Officials raided sites used by unlicensed operator Radio Nova in Dublin.
* 20 May – The funeral took place of former [[Tánaiste]], [[Frank Aiken]], in his native [[Camlough]].
* 23 May – The [[Old Bushmills Distillery|Bushmills Distillery]] in [[County Antrim]] celebrated its 350th anniversary.
* 27 May – A Mexican jet stranded for five weeks at [[Mallow Racecourse]] departed.
* 30 May – The inaugural meeting of the [[New Ireland Forum]] took place at [[Dublin Castle]].
* 10 June – [[Gerry Adams]] of [[Sinn Féin]] was elected the new [[Member of Parliament]] for [[Belfast West (UK Parliament constituency)|West Belfast]].
* 4 July – United States Vice President [[George H. W. Bush|George Bush]] and his wife [[Barbara Bush|Barbara]] paid a one-day visit to Dublin. The [[Taoiseach]], [[Garret FitzGerald]], hosted a lunch in his honour at the State Apartments in Dublin Castle.<ref name="rein">[http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/state-papers-from-1983-show-drive-to-rein-in-spending-on-government-entertaining-1.1637678 State papers from 1983 show drive to rein in spending on government entertaining] Irish Times, 27 December 2013.</ref><ref>[http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/soviet-threat-tactic-used-on-bush-29869033.html 'Soviet threat' tactic used on Bush] Irish Independent, 27 December 2013.</ref>
[[File:Drowning memorial, Clare.jpg|thumb|Memorial to the 1983 drowning victims at Doolin]]
*31 July – Eight young men attending the [[Lisdoonvarna]] music festival drowned while swimming at [[Doolin]].<ref>[https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/festivals/from-sunstroke-to-lisdoonvarna-to-carnsore-point-a-history-of-music-festivals-in-ireland-35793294.html From Sunstroke to Lisdoonvarna to Carnsore Point - a history of music festivals in Ireland]</ref>
* September – The Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, [[Robert Mugabe]], paid a three-day state visit to Ireland with his wife, [[Sally Hayfron|Sally]]. A guard of honour from the 5th Infantry Battalion greeted him at Dublin Airport, and the Army No. 1 Band played. The Taoiseach, Garret Fitzgerald, hosted a lunch in his honour at [[Iveagh House]], and a banquet was held in Dublin Castle. Mugabe met Bishop [[Donal Lamont]] at [[St Patrick's College, Maynooth|Maynooth College]] on 9 September.<ref name="rein" /><ref>[http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/blunders-and-mixups-at-mugabe-visit-29868495.html Blunders and mix-ups at Mugabe visit] Irish Independent, 27 December 2013.</ref><ref>[http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/confusion-over-1983-mugabe-banquet-29869037.html Confusion over 1983 Mugabe banquet] Irish Independent, 27 December 2013.</ref><ref>[http://maynoothcollege.ie/news/MugabesvisittoMaynooth-9September1983.shtml Mugabe's visit to Maynooth – 9 September 1983] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131228114005/http://maynoothcollege.ie/news/MugabesvisittoMaynooth-9September1983.shtml |date=28 December 2013 ))  Saint Patrick's College, Maynooth. Retrieved: 28 December 2013.</ref>
* 8 September – The referendum on the [[Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland|constitutional amendment in relation to abortion]] was carried by a two-to-one majority. This created equal constitutional recognition of the right to life of a pregnant woman and of her [[embryo]] or [[fetus|foetus]].
* 16 September – The Government banned the Soviet airline, [[Aeroflot]], from landing at [[Shannon Airport]] at the request of the President of the United States, [[Ronald Reagan]], following the shooting down by the Soviet Union of [[Korean Air Lines Flight 007]] with the loss of all 269 passengers and crew.<ref>[http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/fitzgerald-banned-soviet-airlines-29869031.html FitzGerald banned Soviet airlines] Irish Independent, 27 December 2013.</ref>
* 20 September – Leading politicians paid tribute to former Tánaiste [[George Colley]] (who died in a London hospital) as he was buried.
* 25 September – [[Maze Prison escape]]: 38 [[Provisional Irish Republican Army]] prisoners with arms escaped from [[HM Prison Maze]] in County Antrim.<ref>((cite web|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/september/25/newsid_2538000/2538295.stm|title=1983: Dozens escape in Maze break-out|work=BBC News|publisher=[[BBC]]|access-date=25 November 2007|date=25 September 1983|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071223002518/http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/september/25/newsid_2538000/2538295.stm|archive-date=23 December 2007|url-status=live))</ref>
* 1 October – The [[Concorde]] supersonic airliner paid its first visit to [[Dublin Airport]]. The landing of the [[Air France]] plane was watched by a large crowd from the observation deck on the roof of the terminal building. The flight came to bring passengers to Paris to see a horse race, the [[Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe]].<ref>[https://www.rte.ie/archives/2018/0928/998680-corncorde-flies-into-dublin/ Supersonic Airliner Visits Dublin] RTÉ Archives, 2018-09-28.</ref>
* 5 October – The first stretch of [[motorway]] in the [[Republic of Ireland]] was opened – the eight-kilometre [[Naas]] bypass on the [[N7 road (Ireland)|N7]] [[national primary route]].
* 25 November – [[Quinnsworth]] supermarket executive Don Tidey was kidnapped outside his home in Dublin by the Provisional IRA.
* 3 December – [[President of Ireland|President]] [[Patrick Hillery]] was elected unopposed to his second and final seven-year [[term of office]].
* 16 December – Don Tidey was rescued in [[County Leitrim]]. A soldier, [[Killing of Patrick Kelly|Private Patrick Kelly]], and [[Garda Síochána|Garda]] recruit, [[Gary Sheehan (police officer)|Gary Sheehan]], were killed by the Provisional IRA during the rescue.

==Arts and literature==
* 10 July – ''The Lark in the Park'' concert in [[Saint Anne's Park]] in [[Raheny]] featured performers the [[Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings|Rhythm Kings]], Some Kind of Wonderful, and [[The Blades (band)|The Blades]].
* 14 August – a concert was held at the [[Phoenix Park Racecourse]] in Dublin headlined by [[U2]] and supported by [[Big Country]], [[Eurythmics]], Perfect Crime, [[Simple Minds]], and [[Steel Pulse]].<ref>[http://www.u2gigs.com/tour193.html U2's War 3rd leg: European Summer Festivals] U2gigs.com. Retrieved: 19 July 2013.</ref>
* August –  Dorothy Nelson was awarded the [[Rooney Prize for Irish Literature]] for her novel ''In Night's City''.<ref>((cite news|title=Irish Literature Prize Awarded|newspaper=[[The Irish Times]]|date=30 August 1983))</ref>
* 29 September – [[Tom Murphy (playwright)|Tom Murphy]]'s play ''[[The Gigli Concert]]'' opened at the [[Abbey Theatre]], Dublin.<ref>((cite web|title=Playography Ireland|url=http://www.irishplayography.com/|publisher=Irish Theatre Institute|location=Dublin|access-date=8 April 2015))</ref>
* [[Shaun Davey]]'s orchestral [[Suite (music)|suite]] for [[uilleann pipes]] ''[[The Pilgrim (1983 album)|The Pilgrim]]'' was  first performed and recorded.
* [[Brendan Kennelly]]'s poem sequence ''Cromwell'' was published.

==Sport==

===Association football===
* [[Republic of Ireland national football team|Ireland]] recorded their biggest win in a full international by beating [[Malta national football team|Malta]] 8–0 on 16 November in a [[1984 UEFA European Football Championship|Euro84]] qualifier at [[Dalymount Park]] in Dublin.

===Athletics===
* Runner [[Eamonn Coghlan]] won the [[1983 World Championships in Athletics – Men's 5000 metres|5,000-metre]] gold medal at the World Championships in Helsinki.
*The inaugural Women's Mini Marathon took place in Dublin on 12 June 1983 with 9,000 participants.

===Gaelic football===
* [[Dublin GAA]] won the [[All-Ireland Senior Football Championship]].

===Golf===
* [[Irish Open (golf)|The Irish Open]] was won by [[Seve Ballesteros]] (Spain).

===Horse racing===
* [[Stanerra]] becomes the first European-trained racehorse to win the [[Japan Cup]].

===Hurling===
* [[Kilkenny GAA]] won the [[All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship]].

==Births==
* 4 January – [[Kerry Condon]], actress.
* 8 January – [[Jon Daly (footballer)|Jon Daly]], soccer player.
* 15 January – [[Keith Fahey]], soccer player.
* 18 January – [[Samantha Mumba]], singer and actress.
* 8 February – [[John Gardiner (hurler)|John Gardiner]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] hurler.
* 15 February – [[Martin Coleman Jnr]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] hurler.
* 21 February – [[Eoin Macken]], actor
* 22 February – [[Kieran Murphy (Sarsfields hurler)]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] and Sarsfields hurler.
* 1 March – [[Niall Moran]], [[Limerick GAA|Limerick]] hurler.
* 9 March – [[Randal Plunkett, 21st Baron of Dunsany]], filmmaker and landowner.
* 15 March – [[Neale Richmond]], [[Fine Gael]] politician, member of [[Seanad Éireann]].
* 16 March – [[Katie Kim (Irish musician)|Katie Kim]], singer-songwriter
* 18 March – [[Setanta Ó hAilpín]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] hurler and Australian Rules footballer.
* 22 March – [[Kenny Carroll]], cricketer.
* 31 March – [[Paddy McCarthy]], soccer player.
* 15 April – [[Eoghan McDermott]], broadcast presenter.
* 20 April – [[Joanne King]], actress.
* 7 May – [[Joanne McNally]], comedian
* 12 May – [[Domhnall Gleeson]], actor 
* 18 May – [[Sean Thornton]], soccer player.
* 27 May – [[Tommy Walsh (hurler, born 1983)|Tommy Walsh]], [[Kilkenny GAA|Kilkenny]] hurler.
* 10 June – [[Ger Farragher]], [[Galway GAA|Galway]] hurler.
* 19 June – [[Aidan Turner]], actor.
* 7 July – [[Ciara Newell]], singer-songwriter.
* 24 July – [[Joy Neville]], rugby union international and referee.
* 28 July – [[Stephen Paisley]], soccer player.
* 30 July – [[Sean Dillon (footballer)|Sean Dillon]], soccer player.
* 7 August – [[Patrick McWalter]], soccer player.
* 13 August – [[Graham Gartland]], soccer player.
* 6 September – [[Stephen Kelly (Irish footballer)|Stephen Kelly]], soccer player.
* 7 September – [[Philip Deignan]], road racing cyclist.
* 10 September – [[Brian O Donoghue (GAA Player)|Brian O Donoghue]], [[Galway GAA|Galway]] Gaelic footballer.
* 12 September – [[Carly Smithson]], singer
* 16 September – [[Wayne Henderson (footballer)|Wayne Henderson]], soccer player.
* 18 September – [[Kevin Doyle]], soccer player
* 21 September – [[Sarah Rees Brennan]], Irish novelist<ref>[http://sarahtales.livejournal.com/profile Sarah Rees Brennan's livejournal profile]</ref>
* 4 October – [[Éamon Zayed]], soccer player.
* 10 October – [[Daryl McMahon]], soccer player.
* 22 October – [[Tomás O'Leary]], rugby union scrum-half.
* 24 October – [[Katie McGrath]], actress.
* 25 October – [[Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin]], singer, [[Rose of Tralee (festival)|Rose of Tralee]] in 2005.
* 27 October – [[Stephen Hiney]], [[Dublin GAA|Dublin]] hurler.
* 31 October – [[Katy French]], model and socialite (died 2007).
* 28 November – [[Peter Hynes (footballer)|Peter Hynes]], soccer player.
* 28 November – [[Mick Flannery]], folk music singer-songwriter.
* 29 December – [[Cian O'Connor (hurler)|Cian O'Connor]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] hurler.

===Full date unknown===
* [[Linda Bhreathnach]], actress.
* [[Philip Brennan (Dublin hurler)|Philip Brennan]], [[Dublin GAA|Dublin]] hurler.
* [[Thomas Gernon]], winner of the Millennium [[Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (Ireland)]].
* [[Daráine Mulvihill]], television personality.
* [[Kieran Murphy (Erin's Own hurler)|Kieran Murphy]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] and Erin's Own hurler.
* [[James O'Brien (hurler)|James O'Brien]], [[Limerick GAA|Limerick]] hurler.

==Deaths==
* 30 January – [[Alan Cunningham]], soldier noted for victories in the [[East African Campaign (World War II)|East African Campaign]] during the [[World War II|Second World War]] (born 1887).
* 8 February – [[Reginald N. Webster]], businessman in America and [[Thoroughbred]] [[horse racing|racehorse]] owner (born 1898).
* 16 March – [[Francis Connell]], cricketer (born 1902).
* 20 March – [[Sheila Galvin]], [[Fianna Fáil]] [[Teachta Dála|TD]] (born 1914).
* 25 March – [[Constantine Fitzgibbon]], historian and novelist (born 1919).
* 20 April – [[Sarah Makem]], traditional singer (born 1900).
* 6 May – [[Mícheál Ó Móráin]], [[Fianna Fáil]] [[Teachta Dála|TD]] and Cabinet Minister (born 1912).
* 18 May – [[Frank Aiken]], [[Fianna Fáil]] [[Teachta Dála|TD]] and founding member, Cabinet Minister and [[Tánaiste]] (born 1898).
* 4 July – [[John Bodkin Adams]], [[general practitioner]] in [[Eastbourne]] cleared of murdering one of his patients (born 1899).
* 21 August – [[Francis Evans (diplomat)|Francis Evans]], British diplomat (born 1897).
* 24 August – [[Johnny Quirke]], [[Cork GAA|Cork]] [[hurling|hurler]] (born 1911).
* 17 September – [[George Colley]], [[Fianna Fáil]] [[Teachta Dála|TD]], held six Ministerial posts including [[Tánaiste]] (born 1925).
* 18 September – [[Con Lehane (Irish republican)|Con Lehane]], [[nationalist]], member of the [[IRA Army Council]] and [[Dáil]] representative (born 1911).
* 24 October – [[Anthony Barry]], businessman, [[Fine Gael]] [[Teachta Dála|TD]], [[Seanad]] member and [[Lord Mayor of Cork]] (born 1901).
* 28 October – [[Roderick Gill]], cricketer (born 1919).
* 22 November – [[Leonard Wibberley]], author (born 1915).
* 23 December – [[Colin Middleton]], artist (born 1910).

===Full date unknown===
* Séamus Bhriain Mac Amhlaig, last known speaker of the Antrim dialect of the [[Irish language]].
* [[David Neligan]], policeman, "The Spy in the Castle" for [[Michael Collins (Irish leader)|Michael Collins]] (born 1899).
* [[Jim Ware (hurler)|Jim Ware]], [[Waterford GAA|Waterford]] hurler (born 1908).

==See also==
*[[1983 in Irish television]]

==References==
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