In a poignant display of solidarity and remembrance, the committee of the Limerick City Regiment, National Volunteers, gathered to honour the memory of the late Lieutenant Power. Chaired by Mr P. McNamara, V.P., the committee unanimously passed a resolution extending heartfelt condolences to Mr John F. Power, mourning the loss of his nephew in the line of duty.

Lieutenant Power, a valiant member of the regiment, met his untimely demise while bravely serving at the front lines. His sacrifice stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment and courage displayed by members of the Limerick City Regiment.

The resolution adopted by the committee not only reflects the profound sorrow felt by the community but also serves as a tribute to Lieutenant Power’s dedication to duty and selflessness. His memory will forever remain etched in the annals of Limerick’s history, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by those who serve their country.

As the city of Limerick mourns the loss of one of its own, there is an overwhelming sense of gratitude for Lieutenant Power’s service and a deep reverence for his ultimate sacrifice. His bravery in the face of adversity embodies the spirit of the Limerick City Regiment and serves as an inspiration to all who follow in his footsteps.

Mr John F. Power, surrounded by the support and sympathy of the community, finds solace in the outpouring of compassion from his fellow citizens. The bond forged through shared grief strengthens the resolve of the Limerick community to honour Lieutenant Power’s memory and support his family in their time of need.

As flags fly at half-mast and solemn tributes are paid, the streets of Limerick echo with the sombre reflection of a city united in mourning. Yet, amidst the sorrow, there is also a profound sense of pride in Lieutenant Power’s service and an unwavering commitment to uphold the ideals for which he gave his life.

In the hearts and minds of the people of Limerick, Lieutenant Power’s legacy will endure as a shining example of courage, honour, and sacrifice. Though he may be gone, his memory will live on, a guiding light for future generations to uphold the noble traditions of service and dedication to community and country.

As the sun sets over the city of Limerick, casting its golden glow upon the streets below, the memory of Lieutenant Power shines brightly, illuminating the path forward with his spirit of selflessness and bravery. In Limerick’s collective consciousness, he will forever be remembered as a hero, honoured and revered for his valour and sacrifice.

Weekly Freeman’s Journal – Saturday 20 March 1915