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Limerick Nationalists Assert Confidence in Redmond’s Leadership Amid Political Turmoil

In a recent gathering of the Nationalist movement in Limerick, fervent discussions centred on the enduring wisdom of Mr Redmond amidst the tumultuous landscape of Irish politics. The meeting, chaired by Mr F. McNamara, saw a substantial turnout, reflecting the fervour of the attendees.

The proceedings commenced with the reading of a letter from Mr John Dillon, MP.., underlining the significance of organisational unity. Mr Dillon’s missive resonated strongly with the assembly, affirming the pivotal role of cohesive action in advancing Irish interests.

The sentiments expressed were echoed by Mr G. Crevan, who lauded Mr Redmond’s principled stance in declining a seat in the Coalition Cabinet, a decision emblematic of his steadfast commitment to Irish causes. Attendees rallied behind Mr Redmond, pledging unwavering support to ensure the realisation of Ireland’s aspirations.

Emphasising the strategic acumen of Mr Redmond, speakers underscored his consistent foresight in navigating political challenges, thereby garnering widespread acclaim. The call for bolstering the organisational framework resonated strongly, with attendees recognising it as a linchpin for safeguarding Irish rights.

A resolution, put forth by Mr John Browne and seconded by Mr J. Tavern, garnered unanimous support, reaffirming the collective resolve to stand behind Mr Redmond’s leadership. The resolve to combat detractors and uphold the integrity of the Nationalist cause found resounding endorsement.

Further resolutions articulated vehement opposition to recent political appointments perceived as antithetical to Irish interests. The inclusion of Sir Edward Carson and the proposed appointment of J. H. Campbell were met with staunch condemnation, reflecting a broader discontentment with the trajectory of the Coalition Government.

Mr Brouder’s impassioned address highlighted the inherent contradictions within the Coalition, warning against the erosion of Irish autonomy. The sentiment was echoed by Mr Dawson, T.O., who emphasised the steadfastness of the Irish people in the face of adversity.

Mr H. Duff underscored the incongruity of appointing individuals at odds with the aspirations of the Irish populace, signalling a readiness to resist any encroachment on Irish sovereignty. The resounding support for Mr Redmond’s leadership served as a bulwark against attempts to subvert Irish interests.

Amidst the prevailing uncertainty, the gathering in Limerick reaffirmed the resilience of the Nationalist movement and its unwavering commitment to securing Ireland’s rightful place on the global stage. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the resolve of Limerick’s Nationalists remains steadfast, poised to confront challenges with fortitude and unity.

Weekly Freeman’s Journal – Saturday 12 June 1915

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