Among the numerous heartfelt responses to the Agnes Cox Fund, a particular source of inspiration emerges from Kilfinane, Co. Limerick. This close-knit community has shown remarkable empathy and generosity, embodying the true spirit of solidarity.

In a letter from Kilfinane, the words resound with sincerity and concern: “We sincerely hope that the fund may reach such proportions as will place ‘a daughter of the Force’ in a decent position.” These sentiments encapsulate the unwavering support and unwavering commitment to ensuring Agnes Cox’s well-being.

Kilfinane’s strong conviction in the importance of this cause is a testament to the values deeply ingrained in the community. Their unwavering dedication to the welfare of their fellow citizens shines brightly, illuminating the path for others to follow. It is evident that Kilfinane holds a special place in their hearts for Agnes Cox and her plight.

As the message from Kilfinane reaches beyond its borders, it carries the weight of genuine care and compassion. It serves as a rallying cry for others to join in this noble cause and make a meaningful difference in Agnes Cox’s life. The unity and solidarity demonstrated by Kilfinane offer a beacon of hope, reminding us of the remarkable power of collective action.

This small corner of Limerick has risen to the occasion, embodying the spirit of community and demonstrating what it truly means to support one another. Kilfinane’s unwavering belief in the Agnes Cox Fund serves as a reminder that no act of kindness is too small, and no distance is too great when it comes to lending a helping hand.

In the face of adversity, Kilfinane stands firm, ready to champion the cause and provide a better future for Agnes Cox. Their determination and compassion set an example for all, urging us to embrace the spirit of generosity and ensure that no one is left behind.

As the Agnes Cox Fund continues to gather momentum, let Kilfinane’s unwavering support serve as a beacon of inspiration. Together, with communities like Kilfinane leading the way, we can make a profound impact and uplift the lives of those in need.

Constabulary Gazette (Dublin) – Saturday 14 November 1903