The Cratloe branch of the United Irish League convened a meeting a few days ago, as reported by the Limerick Leader. At this gathering, a major resolution was passed concerning certain individuals in the parish who are secretly communicating with caretakers of evicted farms. The United Irish League highlighted the detrimental effects of this covert practice and declared an urgent need to put an end to it. To deter such activities, the United Irish League warned that individuals engaging in this behavior would be publicly denounced if they are found to be members of the United Irish League. This decision demonstrates the United Irish Leagues’ commitment to protecting the interests of the community.

This development underscores the League’s steadfast resolution to maintain transparency and safeguard the well-being of its members and the parish at large. Upon further investigation and identification of individuals involved in these underhanded dealings with caretakers of evicted farms, appropriate punitive measures will be taken. Public denouncement of such individuals should serve as a strong deterrent for others who might consider engaging in similar conduct. The Cratloe branch of the League is setting a strong precedent for other branches and communities in addressing such pressing issues. By tackling these adverse communications head-on, the League aims to reinforce trust and unity within its membership and the parish.

Dundee Courier – Friday 03 January 1902