Meanus, Date – The Meanus Branch of the United Irish League (UIL) held an ordinary meeting with Mr John Naughton in the chair. Attended by prominent members, including P. Hartigua, J. Collins, J. Moriarty, Timothy Neville, C. Sheeban, P. Quaid, M. Coleman, M. McCarthy, T. Kionane, J.P. Hartigan, T.A. Hartigan, and C. Hartigao, the meeting was focused on discussing important matters related to their cause.
During the gathering, T.N. Hartigan proposed, and P.L. Quaid seconded a resolution that was unanimously carried. The resolution declared the Meanus Branch’s complete solidarity with the East Limerick Executive of the UIL in organizing a monumental demonstration meeting at Ballinanty on December 18th, 1904. The Meanus Branch pledged its full support to this landmark event and urged all other branches to do the same, as it is dedicated to aiding the evicted tenants in the county.
Following the regular meeting, a special gathering was convened on Sunday, 4th inst, where delegations from neighbouring branches were in attendance. This special meeting provided an opportunity for further coordination and collabouration among various UIL branches, reinforcing the commitment to the cause of assisting evicted tenants in the region.
The monster demonstration meeting scheduled in Ballinanty is expected to be the first of its kind in the county, drawing substantial attention and participation from both members of the United Irish League and concerned citizens alike. The aim is to amplify the call for justice and support for those who have been unjustly evicted from their homes, highlighting the pressing need for solutions to the housing crisis.
As the momentum builds for the upcoming event, the United Irish League Meanus Branch anticipates a successful gathering that will not only unite branches but also rally the community’s support behind the evicted tenants’ plight.
The solidarity displayed by the Meanus Branch and other participating branches reflects the dedication and determination of the United Irish League to bring about positive change and offer assistance to those facing hardships due to eviction.
With December 18th fast approaching, all eyes are on Ballinanty, where this monumental demonstration meeting is expected to pave the way for meaningful actions and initiatives to address the challenges faced by evicted tenants in the region. The united front presented by the United Irish League showcases the power of collective efforts in advocating for the rights and well-being of their fellow citizens in need.
Limerick Echo – Tuesday 06 December 1904
