Limerick, Saturday – Eminent figures from the city and surrounding regions, convened under the patronage of the Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer and the Mayor of Limerick, are set to gather at the historic Courthouse in Limerick. Their mission: to deliberate on the urgent need for a reform of the existing higher education system in Ireland.

This forthcoming assembly represents a crucial milestone in responding to the demands of the Irish people for substantial changes in the nation’s university education framework. The gathering is spearheaded by distinguished personalities, with the Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer and the esteemed Mayor of Limerick lending their support. The Courthouse, a venue steeped in tradition, has been chosen as the site for this significant event, scheduled to convene on Wednesday, the 13th of March, commencing at 3 o’clock.

At its core, this gathering is a platform for individuals deeply concerned about the current state of university education to unite, share their perspectives, and engage in a constructive dialogue about the necessary reforms. The deliberations promise to be a momentous occasion where the future of Irish higher education will be the focal point of discussion.

Dublin Evening Telegraph – Monday 04 January 1904