James Collins, who was charged with stabbing Martin Kennedy in the city on Tuesday last, has been further remanded to today for the continuation of legal proceedings. Meanwhile, there is good news concerning the injured man, as he is reported to be progressing favourably.

In the aftermath of the city stabbing incident, the local authorities are diligently investigating the case to ensure justice is served. Witnesses are being questioned, and evidence is being gathered to build a strong case against the accused, James Collins. The injured party, Martin Kennedy, is receiving medical attention, and his condition is stable, offering hope for a full recovery.

The incident has sparked concern among the community about violence and safety in the city. Law enforcement agencies are working to reassure citizens and address any security issues promptly. Citizens are urged to report any suspicious activities and cooperate with the ongoing investigation.

As the legal process unfolds, the city remains united in support of the victim and the pursuit of justice.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 24 January 1905