Limerick city is enveloped in a sombre mood following the passing of Mr D. McNeice, father of Alderman D. McNeice, a well-respected figure within the Limerick Corporation. Mr McNeice’s demise occurred on the morning of Saturday, April 20th, 1917, marking the end of an era for his family and the community.
Hailing originally from Annaghmore, Loughgall, County Armagh, Mr McNeice had made Limerick his home for several years, ingraining himself deeply within the fabric of the local society. His contributions to the community were both numerous and significant, earning him a place of prominence among his peers.
As a dedicated patriarch and esteemed member of the Limerick Corporation, Mr McNeice’s passing is keenly felt by all who knew him. His legacy extends beyond familial ties, resonating throughout the city he called home. In his various endeavours, he displayed a commitment to public service and a steadfast dedication to the betterment of Limerick.
Throughout his tenure in Limerick, Mr McNeice upheld an unwavering sense of civic duty, earning him widespread admiration and respect. His passing leaves a void in the hearts of many, as his presence was synonymous with integrity, kindness, and community spirit.
The news of Mr McNeice’s death has prompted an outpouring of condolences from across Limerick and beyond, underscoring the profound impact he had on those around him. As the community grapples with this loss, they draw solace from cherished memories and the enduring legacy of a man who embodied the finest virtues of Limerick.
Amidst the grief that pervades the city, there remains a collective appreciation for Mr McNeice’s life and his invaluable contributions to Limerick. His memory will endure as a testament to the enduring spirit of camaraderie and service that defines the heart of this vibrant city.
Funeral arrangements for Mr D. McNeice are currently underway, with details to be announced in due course. In this time of mourning, the people of Limerick stand united in honouring the life and legacy of a beloved community leader.
Freeman’s Journal – Monday 01 January 1917
