After four decades of dedicated service, Mr John H. De Courcy has tendered his resignation from his role as Clerk of the Limerick City Petty Sessions due to health reasons. Mr De Courcy’s decision to step down was announced during a court session, where several prominent figures expressed their appreciation for his contributions and wished him well in his retirement.

Among those who paid tribute to Mr De Courcy were Mr Kelly, R.M. (Resident Magistrate), Mr Daly, J.P. (Justice of the Peace), Mr J. H. Moran and Mr Dundon, both solicitors, and Head Constable Healy. They commended Mr De Courcy for his exemplary professionalism and courteous demeanour throughout his tenure.

Mr De Courcy’s commitment to his duties and his unwavering dedication to upholding the principles of justice have earned him widespread respect and admiration within the legal community and beyond. His departure marks the end of an era for the Limerick City Petty Sessions, where his presence and expertise will be sorely missed.

As Mr De Courcy embarks on a well-deserved retirement, the hope is expressed that he will enjoy a peaceful and fulfilling period of rest, free from the pressures of his former responsibilities. His legacy of integrity, diligence, and kindness will undoubtedly endure, serving as an inspiration to all who had the privilege of working alongside him.

Constabulary Gazette (Dublin) – Saturday 07 October 1916