VICEREGAL CLEMENCY: POSTMAN LIBERATED
In a surprising turn of events, the Lord Lieutenant has granted clemency to a postman convicted of larceny in Limerick. James Joseph Lahiff, who had been sentenced to twelve months of hard labour for the theft of a registered letter containing a significant sum of money, has had the remaining… Read More
Limerick’s Prominent Legacy: Reflections on Distinguished Statesmen and Aristocratic Families
The death of Lord Kimberley, a renowned statesman who participated in various diplomatic assignments throughout his career, has led to a discussion about the trials and accomplishments of his family. Serving as Viceroy of Ireland, Lord Kimberley’s Court was famous for its brilliance, with nobility from various Irish families gathering… Read More
Strange Incidents and Police Activities in Limerick
Limerick, August 6, 1004 – At the recent Limerick Petty Sessions, Sergeant Stephen Brennan brought charges against a woman wearing a green jacket, accusing her of possessing a stolen portion of property belonging to William Koenan. The accused received bail before her next court appearance. Sergeant Brennan’s sharpness and diligence… Read More
Tragic Suicide in County Limerick
A heartbreaking incident unfolded in County Limerick a few days ago when a farmer named William Garrett, residing in Farnane near Cappawmore, took his own life by cutting his throat with a razor in the kitchen of his house. The shocking act was discovered by the milk boy, who managed… Read More
Limerick And The Irish Butter Trade
An insightful article in the recent issue of the “Grocers’ Review” delves into the Irish Butter Trade in 1903 and its prospects for 1904. The author, Mr Robert Gibson, a knowledgeable figure in the trade hailing from Limerick, provides valuable insights based on his extensive experience. His observations warrant attention… Read More
Dramatic Confrontation Unfolds During House Possession in Abbeyfeale
Abbeyfeale, a tranquil town, recently witnessed a highly unusual and tense episode as a court-ordered possession of a residence turned into a standoff between bailiffs, police, and the defiant occupants. The residence in question, belonging to William J O’Connor, became the center of attention when bailiffs, backed by police, arrived… Read More
LUCKY LIMERICK MAN Expects Four Million Pounds
A man from Newcastle West, County Limerick, named Denis E. McCormack, currently employed in the Street Department of Massachusetts, U.S.A., believes he may be the heir to a fortune of £4,000,000. This substantial sum is said to have been left behind by John McCormack, who recently passed away in Australia.… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Loss of Beloved Archdeacon and Rector, Reverend F. C. Hamilton
Limerick, Ireland – The religious community of Limerick mourns the loss of Reverend F. C. Hamilton, the Archdeacon of Limerick and rector of St. Michael’s parish, who has passed away, leaving behind a profound void. His unwavering commitment to his pastoral duties and his compassionate spiritual guidance have left an… Read More
Tragic Events Unfold Near Limerick: Inquest Reveals Honeymoon Fatality
Limerick, Wednesday – In a sombre turn of events near Limerick, an inquest conducted by Mr James Frost, the Coroner for County Clare, delved into the circumstances surrounding the untimely death of Mr William T. Lane, an auctioneer from Shanagolden. The incident unfolded on the outskirts of Limerick, raising questions… Read More
Dynamic Exchange at the Corporation Meeting
An extraordinary session of the Borough Council took place on Friday night, marked by spirited debates and fervent expressions of opinions. The meeting, described as one of the “liveliest on record,” was presided over by Alderman McNeice in the absence of the Mayor. A motion brought forward by Alderman Daly… Read More
“Foggy Detour: Limerick Excursionists Navigate Unforeseen Delay on Return Journey to Kilkee”
Three hundred people who were going on a relaxing trip from Limerick to Kilkee got stuck for a long time because of bad weather. The group, anticipating a serene return trip on Sunday, encountered an impediment that prolonged their stay until yesterday. With high spirits, the excursionists set sail from… Read More
Bridget Hayes Arrested for Alleged Theft
Bridget Hayes, a domestic servant, was apprehended by Sergeant Kelly of Blackboy on charges of stealing wearing apparel and a gold and silver watch that belonged to Mrs Bridget Jones from Ardroe, Kilteely. Despite the allegations, Hayes denied any involvement in the offence. As a result, Mr Eryan O’Donnell, Justice… Read More
Smallpox Scare in Limerick Resolved: Patient Recovering and Fears Alleviated
In a reassuring turn of events, the smallpox scare that had gripped the city of Limerick has been resolved. Health authorities confirmed today that the patient, who was undergoing precautionary measures against the introduction of smallpox, is now convalescent and will soon be discharged from the hospital. This development should… Read More
County Borough Council of Limerick to Seek Bootmakers for Nightconstables’ Footwear
The County Borough Council of Limerick has announced its intention to procure 22 pairs of premium hand-made boots for the City Nightconstables. The Watch Committee will convene on Wednesday to discuss the matter and consider tenders for this vital supply. The council has stipulated that the leather used must be… Read More
Mystery Surrounds ‘Police Protection’ for Sixteen Individuals in County Limerick District
An aura of intrigue has enveloped a specific district nestled within the expansive County of Limerick, where the lives of sixteen individuals have taken an unexpected turn under the cloak of ‘police protection.’ The rationale behind this unprecedented surge in security measures has been purposefully veiled from the public eye,… Read More
“Limerick Farmer Faces Legal Consequences for Failure to Meet Insurance Obligations”
Limerick, Tuesday. In a legal proceeding held at the Castleconnell Petty Sessions on Monday, presided over by Lord Massy, S. D. Quin, and N. Humphries, the Insurance Commissioners took action against Michael O’Brien, a farmer from Ballybunion. The charges brought against O’Brien included the failure to pay 15 instalments of… Read More
Successful Opening Concert at the Athenaeum in Limerick
Our correspondent reports that a highly successful opening concert took place on Friday night at the Athenaeum in Limerick. Despite a disappointingly small audience, it is hoped that this does not reflect the overall interest in the work of the Gaelic League. The concert began with Dr Douglas Hyde’s amusing… Read More
Mr John Dillon Commits to Cooperating with Irish Leaders on Labourers’ Bill
In response to a resolution passed by the Limerick Executive of the United Irish League, Mr John Dillon, Member of Parliament, has pledged his full cooperation with Messrs John Redmond, Michael Davitt, and William O’Brien in formulating a comprehensive policy for the country. Mr Dillon expressed his support in a… Read More
Limerick’s Ecclesiastical Stand-off: Bishop O’Dwyer and General Maxwell’s Correspondence Unveiled
In a remarkable exchange of letters between General Sir John G. Maxwell, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Forces in Ireland, and the Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer, Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, the delicate balance between civil and ecclesiastical authority has come under scrutiny amidst the turbulent backdrop of 1916 Ireland.… Read More
“Philanthropist Andrew Carnegie to Bring Free Libraries to Cork, Limerick, and Waterford, Receives Honorary Freedom”
Mr Andrew Carnegie, the renowned philanthropist and advocate of education, is set to visit Ireland in late October to bestow his generous gift of free libraries upon the cities of Cork, Limerick, and Waterford. The occasion will be marked by granting him the freedom of these three cities, recognizing his… Read More
“Gaelic Concert Delights Audience in Abbeyfeale”
Despite inclement weather, a captivating Gaelic concert and variety entertainment took place on New Year’s Night at the school of Mr John McAuliffe, N.T., Springmount, Abbeyfeale. The event featured a diverse program, mostly executed by the pupils of Miss Bessie McAuliffe, N.T. The audience, including prominent figures like Rev. Father… Read More
Haystack Blaze on Christmas Morning Under Investigation
Limerick, Saturday – In the early hours of Christmas morning, an unfortunate incident unfolded in the peaceful town of Limerick. Mr P. Mulcahy, a prominent figure within the community, faced a disheartening ordeal as a substantial stack of hay on his property succumbed to an unexpected blaze. The incident occurred… Read More
Dispute between Rector and Parishioners in Aghadoe
Aghadoe, near Killarney, witnessed an unfortunate discord between the newly appointed rector, Rev. Mr Orpen, and the parishioners. Despite Mr Orpen’s appointment by the diocesan board and the precept of the Bishop of Limerick, the parishioners expressed their strong disapproval and desired someone else as their spiritual leader. On a… Read More
“Limerick Remembers Major Charles J. Holmes: A Legacy of Service and Sacrifice”
In a sombre announcement reaching the heart of Limerick, the city mourns the passing of Major Charles J. Holmes of the Royal Army Medical Corps (R.A.M.C.), who passed away at the Military Hospital in Lancaster following a brief illness. Major Holmes, whose ties to Limerick are deep-rooted through his late… Read More
Limerick Native, Lieutenant-Colonel Shelton, Remembered for Distinguished Military Career
Langford Hall, Malden, Essex – Lieutenant-Colonel Willington Augustus David Shelton, a native of County Limerick, passed away on June 14 at Langford Hall, leaving behind a legacy of a distinguished military career. Born in 1869 to Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Robert Willington Shelton, with ancestral ties to Bruree House in County Limerick,… Read More
Golf Professional Sam Smith Excels on Multiple Courses
Dublin, Ireland – The world of golf is abuzz with the exceptional performances of golf professional Sam Smith, formerly associated with the Athlone and Lucan clubs. Smith’s recent displays on various courses have left enthusiasts and fellow players astounded. Notably, Smith achieved remarkable scores during his recent rounds at the… Read More
Limerick County Council – Notice Regarding Poor Rate Collection
Attention is hereby drawn to the diligent efforts being undertaken by the various Poor Rate Collectors within the administrative County of Limerick to promptly collect the aforementioned rate. They have been instructed to employ all legally authorized methods to ensure their immediate recovery. It should be noted that the due… Read More
A STURDY ECONOMIC GROWTH IN LIMERICK
Limerick, Ireland – The cityscape of Limerick is aglow with the success of Cannock and Company, as it navigates through a year marked by robust trading and fiscal prosperity. The company’s trajectory has been nothing short of remarkable, with each passing year chronicling a tale of unwavering triumph, a testament… Read More
Upcoming Quarterly Meeting of Limerick County Borough Council
In accordance with the “Limerick Improvement Act, 1853,” and “The Government of Ireland Act, 1898,” a Quarterly Meeting of the County Borough Council of Limerick is scheduled to convene. The meeting is set to take place at the Town Hall on Rutland Street, Limerick, on Thursday, the 6th day of… Read More
Lord Dunraven’s Irish Estate Sold and Bought Back
A significant development concerning Lord Dunraven’s Irish estate has emerged as it was revealed in the Land Commission Court that the nobleman has orchestrated the sale of his Adare estates in County Limerick. The transaction, amounting to £153,365, has been directly arranged with the Commissioners. This sale is executed under… Read More
Limerick’s Peaceful Quarter Sessions: Symbolic White Gloves Reflect Low Crime and Strong Community Bonds
In a heartwarming display of unity and lawfulness, the recent Limerick Quarter Sessions concluded with a symbolic gesture that spoke volumes about the state of the community. Justice Adams, presiding over the session, was presented with a pair of pristine white gloves, a gesture that carries profound significance in the… Read More
Limerick Native’s Daring Channel Flight Mystery
In a highly anticipated attempt to make history, Mr Daimer Leslie Allen, a daring aviator hailing from Limerick, embarked on a daring journey to fly across the Irish Channel. The ambitious flight aimed to connect Holyhead to Phoenix Park in Dublin, captivating the attention of onlookers in both cities. However,… Read More
Government Contract Secured by Limerick Tobacco Manufacturers
In a significant development for the local economy, Messrs. Spillane, renowned tobacco manufacturers based in Limerick, have clinched a substantial government contract for the supply of tobacco to both the Army and Navy. This lucrative agreement marks a notable achievement for the firm and underscores their reputation for quality and… Read More
Allegations of Ill-Treatment at Limerick District Lunatic Asylum Board Resolved
In a session chaired by the Mayor at the Limerick District Lunatic Asylum Board, a complaint of ill-usage against asylum attendants was brought to light and subsequently addressed. Dr O’Neill, in his report to the board, raised concerns about the conduct of two attendants, O’Connell and Manly, accused of mistreating… Read More
Murder Trial at Limerick Assizes Stalls Again as Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a frustrating turn of events at the Limerick Assizes, a murder trial has been marred by a third consecutive failure of the jury to reach a verdict. The case revolves around John Sullivan, an agricultural labourer, who stands accused of the willful murder of his fellow-labourer,… Read More
Tragic Drowning Incident in the River Shannon
LIMERICK – A leisurely day by the River Shannon turned tragic yesterday when Patrick Driscoll, aged 35, lost his life in a drowning accident. Mr Driscoll, reportedly on leave from his employment in Dublin and visiting his hometown of Limerick, encountered difficulties while bathing in the river and succumbed to… Read More
“The Amusing Cork Train Station Encounter: A Tale of Cross-Cultural Misunderstanding”
In the annals of history, there are moments that capture the essence of cultural diversity and the quirks of human interaction. Such is the case of an amusing incident that unfolded at Cork’s train station in late August 1900. This tale involves a General, Lady Claremorris, an irate American traveller,… Read More
Ireland’s Nationalist Party Faces Internal Strife and Reconciliation Attempts
Dublin, Saturday – The Nationalist party in Ireland is experiencing a significant internal crisis. At a time when the party should be united and strong, there is disunity among its members, leading to serious disagreements. Mr O’Brien and his supporters are on one side, while the so-called “triumvirate” of the… Read More
Limerick Celebrates Golden Jubilee of Immaculate Conception Dogma
Limerick, Ireland – Yesterday, the city of Limerick came together to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the promulgation of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception with great solemnity and reverence. This momentous event marked the fiftieth anniversary of a significant milestone in the history of the Catholic Church. In commemoration… Read More
Clogs upon Redemption: An Analysis of the 1900 Case of John Brown v. the Farmer of Ryaninch, Co. Tipperary
The case of John Brown v. the Farmer of Ryaninch, Co. Tipperary in 1900 raised important legal questions surrounding mortgage agreements and their enforceability. This article explores the historical and legal context of the case, the central issues raised, the arguments presented by both parties and the judgment rendered by… Read More
LORD DUNRAVEN’S VIEWS ON DEVOLUTION MET WITH STRONG OPPOSITION
Dublin, Saturday – Lord Dunraven’s recent endorsement of the Irish Reform Association’s devolution proposal has been met with skepticism and opposition. Lord Dunraven, known for his liberal views, expressed his belief in the merits of the Irish Reform Association’s program as a solution to Irish issues. However, his views have… Read More
Limerick Doctor’s Election Raises Concerns Over Sanatorium Management
In a surprising turn of events, the recent election of Dr McGrath in Limerick to the position of Medical Superintendent at Peamount Sanatorium has stirred resentment among Irish medical professionals, as well as contributing County Councils and various representative public bodies. The circumstances leading to the intervention of the Local… Read More
“Limerick Case Sees Scuffle Over Scariff Water Supply Contract”
In a courtroom drama reminiscent of a Limerick tale, the King’s Bench Division witnessed the clash of interests in the case of Dillon v. the Scariff Rural District Council. Presided over by Mr Justice Pirn, the proceedings unfolded with fervour as legal representatives battled over a water supply contract for… Read More
New Caretaker Assumes Responsibilities at Limerick Cemetery
In a quaint corner of Limerick, a change in guardianship has recently taken place at a local graveyard. The newly appointed caretaker has assumed the role, taking over from his predecessor, whose marital history has become the subject of local intrigue. The previous custodian of the Limerick graveyard had been… Read More
Abbeyfeale Hit by Violent Gale: Widespread Damage and Destruction in West Limerick
Saturday, Abbeyfeale – Yesterday’s gale in West Limerick is being called the most violent ever experienced in the region, leaving a wide path of destruction in its wake. Houses were wrecked or unroofed, and shops and other buildings suffered significant damage. The storm left streets strewn with debris including fallen… Read More
Limerick Harbour Board Discusses Coal Tender Dispute
Limerick – The fortnightly meeting of the Limerick Harbour Board took place yesterday with the Mayor presiding. During the meeting, the board secretary read out a letter regarding a dispute over a coal tender. The letter, addressed to the board, expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome of the tender process. The… Read More
Railway Accident at Birdhill Station Leaves Railway Guard Seriously Injured
On a fateful Friday night, an unfortunate incident unfolded at Birdhill Railway Station, resulting in a severe injury to a railway guard named Martia Sayers. The incident occurred during routine shunting operations when Sayers was unexpectedly knocked down by one of the carriages. Tragically, the vehicle passed over his right… Read More
Limerick Bishop Stands Firm on Home Rule Resolution
In a response echoing the resolute spirit of a timeless Irish limerick, Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, firmly addressed the Limerick Guardians’ resolution regarding his recent correspondence with General J. Maxwell. The Bishop’s steadfast stance underscores the intricacies of Ireland’s struggle for autonomy amidst the backdrop of British… Read More
Mysterious Tragedy in Ireland – Two Limerick Men Arrested
A puzzling and tragic incident has been reported in Ballinasloe, Ireland. A sweep named Carroll was discovered in an unconscious state during the morning, lying on a stack of straw near the town. He had a significant wound over his eye, and it appeared that his sister had made an… Read More
Tailor Arrested in Limerick under Defence of the Realm Act
In a peculiar turn of events, Francis J. Shannon, a 60-year-old tailor, found himself in the spotlight today as he was apprehended by the Constabulary near the town of Limerick. The arrest, made under the provisions of the Defence of the Realm Act, occurred in Parteen, approximately two miles from… Read More
Honoring a Clergyman – Father James B. O’Reardon’s Silver Jubilee
Rev. Father James B. O’Reardon, Rector of Saint Joseph’s Mission in Ramsbottom, recently celebrated his silver jubilee in the priesthood. A member of a well-known County Limerick family, he entered the priesthood in August 1880. Although the anniversary month passed quietly, preparations were underway for presenting Father O’Reardon with valuable… Read More
Limerick Inquiry into Foot and Mouth Disease Measures: Importation of Hay and Straw Under Scrutiny
In a session at the House of Commons, the issue of foot and mouth disease took center stage as Mr J. A. Pease (Lord Treasury, Saffron Walden) responded to queries from members, shedding light on the Board of Agriculture’s stance and forthcoming actions. Responding to Mr Courthope (U., Sussex, Rye),… Read More
Limerick Woman’s Success Leads To Women’s Rise to Leadership Positions in Irish Local Boards
In both Ireland and England, women have historically been excluded from holding positions on County Councils. However, they are eligible for other municipal roles, and an interesting development has occurred in Ireland. Lady Maurice Fitzgerald has been unanimously chosen as the “chairwoman” for the Wexford Board of Dumdrum, marking her… Read More
Bridget Ryan, aged 111, passed away in the workhouse infirmary of Oola, County Limerick
The entire community of Oola, County Limerick, mourns the loss of a remarkable woman, Bridget Ryan, who passed away peacefully at the age of 111 in the workhouse infirmary. Known for her indomitable spirit and determination, Ryan had lived through the historical events that shaped Ireland over the past century,… Read More
Historical Celtic Memorial Cross Unveiling in Honour of Thomas Moore Draws Distinguished Attendees
In a notable gathering set to take place on Saturday, the unveiling of the Celtic Memorial Cross at Bromham Churchyard, Devizes, is expected to attract dignitaries such as Lord Fitzmaurice, the Countess of Charlemont, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, the Attorney-General for Ireland, Count Plunkett, Mr John Dillon, MP.., Mr… Read More
“Tragic End to a Night of Whiskey: The Manslaughter of Peter Clery in 1900”
In the summer of 1900, the quiet town of Limerick bore witness to a grim and tragic incident that would leave its residents in shock and sorrow. At the Limerick Assizes on a fateful Monday, road contractor and labourer John Clery found himself indicted and subsequently convicted of the manslaughter… Read More
Armenian Atrocities and Humanitarian Appeal
The Society of “Friends of Armenia” has brought to our attention the ongoing dire situation faced by the Armenian people. They wish to draw public attention to the plight of the Armenians, not only as a matter of humanity but also in recognition of the bonds of national faith and… Read More
LIMERICK COUNTY COMMITTEE CONSIDERS KERRY COW SCHEME
Limerick, Wednesday – The Limerick County Committee convened to discuss the recommendations of the Sub-Committee appointed to evaluate the Kerry cow scheme aimed at providing milk for labourers in Co. Limerick. The Sub-Committee proposed that an advertisement be issued, inviting labourers in need of milk to submit their names and… Read More
Lord Dunraven And Sir Richard Griffith To Part Ways With Racing Stables
Adare Manor, near Limerick – In a significant development for the horse racing community, Lord Dunraven has announced his retirement from the turf. However, he intends to maintain his involvement in the industry by keeping his stud farm at Adare Manor. Lord Dunraven’s yearlings will be presented for sale annually… Read More
“Limerick in the 17th Century: Conflicts, Sieges, and the Treaty of Limerick”
The period from 1600 to 1699 in the history of Limerick, Ireland, was marked by significant political and social changes, including conflicts, sieges, and the signing of the Treaty of Limerick. Here is a summary of the major events that occurred during this period: Throughout this period, Limerick experienced the… Read More
SAD DEMISE OF LIMERICK’S EPISCOPAL LEADER
It is with deep regret that we report the untimely passing of the Right Reverend Thomas Bunbury, D.D., the esteemed Bishop of Limerick. The venerable clergyman breathed his last at the Palace in Limerick on Saturday, following a brief bout with pneumonia. At the age of seventy-seven, Bishop Bunbury’s departure… Read More
“Limerick Faces Socio-Political Challenges: Mayoral Race, Heritage Preservation, and Public Health Concerns at Forefront”
Limerick, a city steeped in history and culture, has recently been the epicentre of various socio-political events. These events, including the upcoming mayoral election, concern for heritage preservation, the Agricultural and Technical Education Department’s shortcomings, a recent riot, and the enteric fever outbreak, have generated extensive discussions. As the city… Read More
East Limerick Mourns: A Vacancy and a Legacy
The political landscape of East Limerick is poised for change with the unexpected passing of Mr William Lundon, a dedicated Nationalist member who had represented the constituency with distinction. The vacancy created by his departure leaves constituents reflecting on the legacy he leaves behind and the future of their representation.… Read More
LIMERICK’S ENCHANTING SCENERY UNFOLDS ALONG HISTORIC ROUTE
Limerick, Ireland – A journey along the less-travelled road from Limerick to Tarbert reveals a tapestry of captivating landscapes and historical richness that often goes unnoticed. The route, meandering through places like Pallaskenry, Ballysteen, and Askeaton beckons travellers with its picturesque charm and intriguing tales. The road unfolds like a… Read More
LIMERICK: Notable Developments in Recent Murder Trial
In a significant turn of events at the County Court in Limerick, Mr Justice Dodd presided over the ongoing criminal proceedings this morning, notably concerning the Connaught Winter Amusement case. However, the spotlight was firmly on the trial related to the tragic incident known as the Irishtown Murder. The accused,… Read More
Duke of Connaught Inaugurates Lansdowne Soldiers’ Home in Limerick
Limerick, Ireland – Today, the Duke of Connaught, in a splendid display of royal magnanimity, graced Limerick with his presence to inaugurate the new Lansdowne Soldiers’ Home. This remarkable establishment, a recreational haven for the brave troops stationed in the garrison, takes inspiration from similar facilities in Aldershot and Portsmouth.… Read More
“Limerick Petty Sessions: Man Sentenced to Imprisonment for Theft of Motor Lamp and Clothes”
In Limerick, a recent incident at the Petty Sessions court has drawn attention as a man named Michael Hynes faced sentencing for theft-related charges. Hynes stood accused of stealing a motor lamp valued at £8, belonging to Captain O’Grady Delmege. The court heard testimony regarding the alleged theft, with evidence… Read More
Crimes Act Enforcement in Limerick Results in Destruction of Placards for Clare Prisoners’ Release Meeting
Today, the constabulary enacted the provisions of the Crimes Act in Limerick, resulting in the tearing down and destruction of placards that aimed to convene a meeting in support of the release of the Clare prisoners. The enforcement of this act has generated a mixture of reactions among the people… Read More
Limerick Grievance Airs at Council of Agriculture Meeting
In a recent session of the Council of Agriculture, Dr Maurice Connery, Justice of the Peace (Co. Limerick), brought forth a motion addressing grievances against the Department. This prompted a discussion about alleged interference and decisions affecting the Limerick Committee on Agriculture. The motion, moved by Dr Connery, J.P., stated:… Read More
“Community Gathers to Mourn the Passing of Mr J C O’Brien”
Funeral of Mr J C O’Brien. The community gathers to bid farewell to Mr J C O’Brien, who recently passed away. The procession from St Michael’s Church to Mount St Lawrence Cemetery is a solemn tribute. A respected Limerick family mourns the loss of the second eldest son of Mr… Read More
Limerick County Council Calls for Public Demonstration to Address Land Issue
During a meeting of the Limerick County Council, chaired by Mr Roserr Coll, discussions centred around the urgent need to address the ongoing land issue in Ireland. Mr John Coleman, a member of the council, proposed a resolution calling for a public demonstration in Limerick. The resolution emphasized the necessity… Read More
LIMERICK Rural District Council Commences Annual Valuation Review
In adherence to the Valuation Acts of 1852 and 1874, accompanied by an Order in Council under Section 305, and with consideration for the Local Government Act of 1898, the Limerick Rural District Council has initiated its yearly evaluation revision. Notice is hereby provided that, in accordance with the stipulations… Read More
LIMERICK’S SURRENDER: SINN FEINERS LAY DOWN ARMS
In a significant turn of events, the Sinn Féin members in Limerick have surrendered their arms, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing unrest. Spearheaded by the Mayor of Limerick, this surrender took place in the Town Hall on Friday night, drawing attention to the evolving dynamics of the conflict.… Read More
Miss Isabella Roche Suffers Hunting Accident: Resilience Shines Through
Daughter of Sir David Roche of Carass, co. Limerick, faces adversity with courage after horse-related mishap Limerick, Ireland – In an unfortunate turn of events, Miss Isabella Roche, the sole daughter of Sir David Roche of Carass in County Limerick, recently encountered a distressing incident while participating in a hunt.… Read More
Arrests Made in County Limerick: Suspects Appear Before Special Court
Today, in a significant development, a number of individuals were apprehended in County Limerick and brought before a special court presided over in Glin. The individuals, identified as James Feeley, James Stacpoole, John McMahon, John Flynn, and John Egan, were taken into custody by law enforcement authorities. The charges against… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Loss of Mr Richard Bourke, a Respected Irish Landlord and County Gentleman
Thornfields, near Limerick, is filled with sorrow following the passing of Mr Richard Bourke, J.P., D.L., at the age of 92. Known for his amiable nature and esteemed as an Irish landlord and county gentleman, Mr Bourke held a special place in the hearts of many. For a considerable period,… Read More
LAND ACQUISITION DISPUTE UNFOLDS IN LIMERICK ESTATE
In a development surrounding the recent land purchases by tenants on the Limerick estate, individuals who availed themselves of the Land Act are taking a stand. The crux of the matter lies in their decision to withhold the initial payment for the purchased lands until certain conditions are met. The… Read More
LIMERICK’S GARRYOWEN CARNIVAL PROMISES SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINMENT
Dublin, Tuesday, June 20, 1905: After a gap of twelve years, the Garryowen Carnival is set to return to Limerick, much to the delight of the community. This eagerly awaited event aims to support the Barrington’s Hospital, which has long been a pillar of charity in the city, offering invaluable… Read More
Reverend Coryton Highlights Persecution of Dr Long and the Struggle for Intellectual Freedom in Limerick
At a recent gathering, Reverend F. Coryton, the association secretary, provided a fascinating account of the persecution faced by Dr Long in Limerick, Ireland. He attributed this persecution to the immense influence of the papal power in the country. Additionally, he shared several engaging anecdotes from his conversations with Roman… Read More
Limerick County Board Extends Condolences on the Passing of GAA Pioneer
In a solemn and heartfelt tribute, the members of the Limerick County Board gathered for a special meeting to express their deep sorrow over the passing of Mr J. MacNamara, an esteemed pioneer of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) in Limerick. The meeting, presided over by Mr J. Tierney, was… Read More
“Limerick Civil Courts: Entry and Lodgement Procedures for Civil Bills and Cases Announced”
In an effort to streamline and improve the efficiency of civil court proceedings, the Limerick Civil Courts have announced new entry and lodgement procedures for civil bills and cases. The updated guidelines aim to provide clear instructions for plaintiffs and defendants, ensuring that all necessary documentation is submitted in a… Read More
Irish Chamber of Commerce Explores Potential of Canal System for Economic Growth
At the annual meeting of the Limerick Chamber of Commerce, Mr A.W. Shaw read an interesting paper on the Canal system of Ireland. He stated that the total mileage of the 17 canals was 7524 miles, mostly built by public money or by grants from general and special taxes. The… Read More
Judge Adams Stresses Historical Roots of Animal Welfare in Cruelty Case
In a recent case at the Limerick Quarter Sessions, Michael O’Leary, a horse owner, appealed a fine imposed by Limerick magistrates for alleged cruelty towards two horses. The case shed light on the evolving understanding of animal welfare and drew attention to historical figures who advocated for the humane treatment… Read More
Tragedy Strikes Limerick: Newborn Found Dead in Shocking Incident
In a sombre turn of events, Limerick, Ireland, has been thrust into the spotlight as a distressing incident unfolded on its streets. The lifeless body of a newborn was discovered, prompting investigations by local authorities and casting a shadow over the community. The tragic discovery occurred when a passer-by noticed… Read More
Tragic Incident Unfolds: Farmer’s Death Leads to Court Proceedings
Co. Limerick, Ireland — A sombre atmosphere filled the Bruff Petty Sessions today as proceedings unfolded against a young man from the farming community. Patrick Carroll of Lough Gur faced charges of assaulting and causing grievous bodily harm to farmer Denis Kelly, ultimately resulting in Kelly’s untimely death. The tragic… Read More
“Limerick County Council Embraces Direct Labour Scheme for Road Maintenance, Collabourating with Local Institutions”
The Limerick County Council, on September 20th, 1902, took a significant step by adopting a report proposed by the Roads Committee, outlining the implementation of a Direct Labour Scheme for the maintenance of all roads within the county. This move came after carefully considering the County Surveyor’s report on the… Read More
Undertaker with 40 Grandchildren Sued for Breach After Love Affair in Cemetery
Dublin, Ireland – In a courtroom drama that has garnered significant attention, a peculiar case involving an undertaker accused of engaging in a romantic encounter with a widow in a cemetery unfolded before the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland on Thursday. The trial has been compared to the infamous case… Read More
LIMERICK EXPERIENCES EARTHQUAKE TREMORS
Limerick, Ireland – In an unusual turn of events, seismic activity was detected in Limerick, causing the seismograph at the Observatory (Image), Mungret College, S.J., to register significant tremors. The incident unfolded yesterday morning at precisely 9 hours, 5 minutes, and 34 seconds Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The seismic disturbance,… Read More
Tragic Demise of a Limerick Tourist: Thomas Kelly’s Journey Ends in Mystery
In a sombre turn of events that has cast a shadow over the community of Limerick, Thomas Kelly, a local victualler from Catherine Street, met a tragic end while travelling as a tourist. Kelly, who embarked on a journey from Ennis to Kilkee, was found deceased in a third-class compartment… Read More
Cork Emerges Victorious in Munster Hurling Championship Semifinal Clash
In a highly anticipated matchup between two exceptional teams, Cork emerged as the winners in a Munster Hurling Championship semifinal held in Tralee. The picturesque and well-prepared field set the stage for an exciting encounter. However, the match faced significant challenges due to persistent heavy rain, which persisted throughout the… Read More
Action in England and Scotland: Zangwill’s Perspective
Mr Israel Zangwill, a prominent Jewish writer and leader of the Zionist movement in England, has shared his views on the treatment of Jews in Limerick, as reported by the London Universe. During an address to a gathering of Zionists in Mile End, Mr Zangwill absolved Limerick of any unique… Read More
A SCHOLARLY PAUPER: The Remarkable Story of Rumboldt English
In the Protestant ward of Limerick Workhouse, a truly extraordinary individual passed away—Rumboldt English. This man’s life was marked by an incredible journey of hardships and intellectual pursuits. Forty years prior, Rumboldt served as a crew member on a British ship, which unfortunately met a tragic fate and was shipwrecked.… Read More
Solemn Reflections at Limerick Cathedral: Reverence for King Edward’s Passing
In a scene of poignant solemnity, St. Mary’s Cathedral in Limerick draped itself in mourning on this Sunday, paying tribute to the departed monarch, King Edward. The Very Reverend Dear O’Brien, delivering the sermon, spoke in touching and sympathetic terms about the passing of a monarch who had consistently been… Read More
Limerick Board of Guardians Debates Smallpox Precautions
An intriguing and pertinent discussion unfolded at the recent meeting of the Limerick Board of Guardians concerning precautions for smallpox. The Board had previously submitted an application to obtain a schedule outlining smallpox precautions but had yet to receive a reply. The meeting provided a platform for several guardians to… Read More
Limerick’s Agricultural Renaissance: Tenants Seize Opportunity on Lansdowne Estate
County Limerick, Ireland – In a historic move that echoes the resilience and determination ingrained in Limerick’s heritage, agricultural tenants on the Marquis of Lansdowne’s estate have embarked on a journey that signifies a new chapter for the region. The tenants, faced with an unprecedented opportunity, have collectively agreed to… Read More
Limerick Firm Awarded Contract for Glasgow Police Clothing Despite Lowest Bid
In a noteworthy development, a Limerick-based firm has successfully secured a contract to provide clothing for the Glasgow police force. The contract, valued at £4,000, was awarded to the Limerick company, even though their bid was slightly lower than those submitted by firms based in Glasgow, London, Liverpool, and other… Read More
Irish Land and Labour Association Advocates for Workers’ Rights in Nicker Meeting
The monthly meeting of the East Limerick Committee of the Irish Land and Labour Association was held on Sunday, 26th June, at Nicker. The meeting focused on discussions surrounding the Labourers Bill and featured speeches by prominent figures such as John Osborne and Michael Conway. Delegates from various branches of… Read More
Limerick’s Civic Voices Rise in Protest: Urgent Calls for Inclusion and Compassion in Technical Education and Relief Changes
In the bustling city of Limerick, a topic of concern has ignited a unanimous response among its citizens, resonating with the resolution adopted during the recent meeting of the Limerick Technical Committee. The crux of the issue revolves around the oversight and apparent disregard for Limerick’s interests during a recent… Read More
The Paris Exhibition of 1900: Impact on Limerick, Ireland
In the spring of 1900, a remarkable collection of treasures was unveiled at the Goldsmiths’ and Silversmiths’ Company showrooms on London’s Regent Street. Among these extraordinary items was a pearl necklace, celebrated as the world’s finest, valued at an astounding £90,000. This pearl necklace, along with other dazzling jewels and… Read More
Tragic Drownings in Limerick: Community Reminded of Water Safety
Limerick, Ireland – In a solemn series of events, Coroner De Courcey presided over two recent inquests, each unveiling the heart-wrenching story of lives cut short by drowning incidents. These unfortunate events have cast a shadow of sorrow over the close-knit community of Limerick, prompting poignant reflections on the significance… Read More