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The famine started in September of 1845, with no specific date
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About 700 relief committees were created in the South and West in order to help provide for the people of Ireland
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Stockpiled grain is opened to be given to the public
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The grain depots are closed, causing panic
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The grain depots are ordered to be reopened, lest the people revolt
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More than 100 reports of death from starvation being reported every day
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The TRA was at its highest peak, giving out rations for millions of people. The food depots were allowed to run out by the government
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The number of Irish homeowners are evicted due to not paying taxes and land prices
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Relief suspended to laborers, in an attempt to try and encourage them to return to the land and try to create a harvest
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The British Relief Association was stopping many activities as their funds were almost gone
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The harvest was healthy in most of the country, but County Clare was seen to still have some blight
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First healthy crop is reported with no blight, no specific date given