In a letter published today it is reported that a tragic accident in Limerick where a solicitor, Mr E.F. Guerin, was carried away by a strong current and drowned while bathing on a Sunday morning in Kilkee could have been avoided.
Such accidents and incidents that occurred on Sundays, occur in the absence of remembering the Sabbath Day and keeping it holy. It must be advocated going to a place of worship on Sundays and avoiding activities that may lead to accidents or violate the sanctity of the Sabbath.
Furthermore, the letter also talks about a trip to Ireland, describing various sites and experiences the tourists can enjoy when visiting the West of Ireland, particularly in Connemara and County Mayo. It suggests that travelers who can afford more time should make a combined trip to the West of Ireland with Killarney, via Limerick, and the noble Shannon.
This reference to Limerick adds a positive element to the city, portraying it as a stopover in an enjoyable and scenic tour of Ireland. It shows Limerick as a part of the greater Irish experience, contributing to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Burnley Express – Saturday 14 July 1900
