During today’s Grand Jury Limerick Quarter Sessions, members adopted a resolution emphasizing the need for comprehensive land reforms that would include both current tenants and evicted tenants. They highlighted that only a generous and all-encompassing approach to land reform would be considered final and effective. The resolution aims to encourage modifications to the Land Bill currently under Parliament’s review.

Judge Adams acknowledged the significance of the resolution and promised to forward it to the appropriate parties, recognizing it as a vital expression of public opinion on the critical issue of land reform. By considering the voice of the wider community, authorities and policymakers may shape more equitable legislation that addresses the needs and interests of all stakeholders involved in Ireland’s land management and ownership.

Derby Daily Telegraph – Wednesday 01 April 1903