Mr and Mrs. J. D. McNamara from Chicago, Illinois, have made a remarkable journey back to their native land after an absence of 42 years. During their visit, they had the pleasure of being accompanied by their nephew, Mr P. Murray, of the Echo, as they participated in various events, including witnessing a review at King’s Island to celebrate the King’s birthday on Friday, June 29th.

The distinguished visitors were not only welcomed warmly but also had the opportunity to experience the rich heritage and vibrant culture of Limerick once more. Their return to the city of their birth undoubtedly held sentimental value, and the warm reception they received added to the joy of their homecoming.

It is moments like these that highlight the enduring connections people have with their hometowns, and Mr and Mrs. McNamara’s visit serves as a heartwarming reminder of the deep bonds that tie individuals to their roots. Their delightful experience in Limerick will undoubtedly be cherished as a memorable chapter in their journey back to their native land.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 03 July 1906