The Limerick Young Ireland branch of the United Irish League (U.I.L.) has voiced its full support for Mr Redmond’s recent dignified protest against the perceived betrayal of Home Rule by the Prime Minister. In a statement issued today, the branch expressed its congratulations to the Party for the attention they have garnered both at home and abroad, highlighting the pressing need for a resolution to the Irish question.

The branch also endorsed the efforts of the Committee of the Irish Parliamentary Party in their attempts to halt the unnecessary exportation of food from Ireland. This move underscores the ongoing concerns within the community regarding food shortages and economic stability.

Mr Redmond’s protest, seen as a symbol of defiance against perceived injustices, has resonated strongly within Limerick’s Young Ireland community. The branch commends his stance as a demonstration of principled leadership in the face of adversity.

Furthermore, the branch emphasized the importance of unity and solidarity among Irish citizens during these tumultuous times. They called for a united front in advocating for the rights and interests of the Irish people, particularly in the pursuit of self-governance.

This endorsement by the Limerick Young Ireland U.I.L. reflects a broader sentiment of discontent and frustration among the Irish populace regarding the handling of Home Rule and broader issues of Irish autonomy. It underscores the need for constructive dialogue and decisive action to address the longstanding grievances of the Irish people.

In conclusion, the Limerick Young Ireland branch’s support for Mr Redmond’s protest signals a growing determination within the community to assert their rights and demand accountability from those in power. It serves as a reminder of the enduring spirit of resistance and resilience that characterizes the Irish struggle for self-determination.

Weekly Freeman’s Journal – Saturday 31 March 1917