In a chilling verdict, the Limerick murder trial reached its culmination as Joseph Taylor, the perpetrator of the heinous crime against Jobe Daly, received the sentence of death by hanging. The trial unfolded with gruesome details of the events that transpired at Colnbrook Queen’s Coast, leaving the courtroom in a state of shock. The jury, after careful deliberation, found Taylor guilty of the murder beyond a shadow of a doubt, holding him accountable for the tragic loss of Daly’s life. The weight of the sentence reflects the gravity of the crime committed and serves as a solemn reminder of the pursuit of justice in society.

Southampton Observer and Hampshire News – Saturday 13 December 1902