Cornelius Mahoney, a resident of the farming community, has been ordered to remain in custody pending the Ballingarry Sessions on March 7th. The decision follows his alleged involvement in a serious assault on Mr L. Roche, who currently holds the esteemed position of Chairman within the Limerick County G.A.A.

The incident unfolded during a heated hurling match hosted in Ballingarry, where tensions escalated and resulted in the unfortunate assault. Reports have revealed that the nature of the assault was grave, leaving Mr Roche’s life hanging in the balance. Concerns about Mr Roche’s well-being have grown as news of the incident spreads.

Authorities have taken swift action in apprehending Mahoney, who has been remanded into custody as investigations proceed. The upcoming Ballingarry Sessions will serve as the forum where this case will be addressed. As the legal proceedings unfold, the community awaits further updates on the condition of Mr Roche and the outcome of the investigation.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the need for sportsmanship and respect within competitive settings. The G.A.A. community, both locally and beyond, hopes for a fair resolution and a swift recovery for Mr Roche.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 27 February 1906