THIS YEAR, WE have marked significant anniversaries of the 1913 Lockout, JFK’s visit to Ireland and his death and the bank guarantee.

This is what you can look forward to looking back on in 2014.

5-year anniversaries:

• The nationalisation of Anglo Irish Bank on 21 January

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• The death of Michael Jackson on 25 June

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• The inauguration of Barack Obama on 20 January

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• The Air France Flight 447 crash that claimed the lives of three Irish people on 1 June

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10-year anniversaries:

• The attack at a Madrid train station that killed 191 people on 11 March

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• On March 29, it will be ten years since Ireland banned smoking in the workplace

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• 26 December will see the 10th anniversary of the tsunami which killed 186,000 in Asia

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20-year anniversaries:

• April will mark the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide’s beginning

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• May will mark the inauguration of the now deceased Nelson Mandela

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• Ray Houghton. Giants Stadium.

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25-year anniversaries:

• 24 March will mark 25 years since the Exxon Valdez oil spill, one of the worst environmental disasters in history

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• In April, it will be 25 years since 96 fans were crushed to death at Hillsborough

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• November, will mark a quarter of a century since the fall of the Berlin Wall

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50-year anniversaries:

• 2014 will mark 50 years since Beatlemania swept the US

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• August will mark the 50th anniversary of the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which led to the escalation of US involvement in Vietnam

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• Ireland will mark 50 years since the passing of playwright Seán O’Casey

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70-year anniversary:

• The world will mark 6 June, the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings

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100-year anniversary:

• The start of World War I will be marked across the world on 28 July

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1,000-year anniversary:

• It’s not often you mark a millennial celebration, but Ireland will remember the Battle Of Clontarf this year.

What did we miss? What are you looking forward to celebrating in 2014? Let us know in the comments.