In a grand ceremony, the Munster-Connaught Exhibition was officially inaugurated in Limerick. The event was graced by the presence of the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Aberdeen, who received a warm welcome from the locals. The city was adorned with flags and bunting, creating a festive atmosphere for the occasion.

The primary aim of this exhibition is to promote and showcase various Irish industries. Visitors to the event can expect to encounter a wide range of exhibits that are both entertaining and educational. The exhibition aims to highlight the significance of Irish industries and their contributions to the region.

During the opening ceremony, Lord Aberdeen delivered a speech in which he emphasized the importance of such exhibitions. He particularly highlighted the value of technical instruction, especially at a time when landownership in Ireland is transitioning to occupiers. This exhibition serves as a platform to celebrate and support Irish industries, fostering growth and development in the region.

Nottingham Evening Post – Monday 09 July 1906