1910-1919 Images From Limerick, Ireland 1910 To 1919 By Limerick Archives Project On 10 December 2022RICHARD EDWARD PHILLIPS GABBETT (1868-1915) WAS KILLED IN ACTION. COMMANDING OFFICER OF 1ST BATTN RWF IN AN “OVER THE TOP” ATTACK AT THE BATTLE OF FESTUBERT, FRANCE.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 10 December 2022ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS MARCHING ON QUINLAN STREET, LIMERICK, IRELAND, 1918.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 17 December 2022IRISH CANADIAN RANGERS IN LIMERICK, C.1917View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 19 December 2022LIAM LYNCH (20 NOVEMBER 1892 – 10 APRIL 1923) WAS AN OFFICER IN THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY DURING THE IRISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE OF 1919-1921. DURING MUCH OF THE IRISH CIVIL WAR, HE WAS CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY. ON 10 APRIL 1923, LYNCH WAS KILLED WHILST TRYING TO ESCAPE AN ENCIRCLEMENT BY FREE STATE TROOPS IN SOUTH TIPPERARY. LYNCH WAS BORN IN THE TOWNLAND OF BAURNAGURRAHY, ANGLESBORO, COUNTY LIMERICK, NEAR MITCHELSTOWN, COUNTY CORK, ON 20 NOVEMBER 1892.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 2 January 2023RECENTLY FOUND PIC TAKEN BY LIMERICK ANTIQUARIAN, THOMAS JOHNSON WESTROPP OF KING JOHN’S CASTLE, LIMERICK C.1910View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 2 January 2023MUNGRET COLLEGE, LIMERICK, C.1915View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 17 December 2022REMEMBERING ÓGLACH RICHARD BOYCE, B. COMPANY, 3RD BATTALION, WEST LIMERICK BRIGADE, ÓGLAIGH NA HÉIREANN WHO DIED FOR IRELAND, 1921. RICHARD JOINED THE IRA IN 1917 AND WAS SHOT DEAD BY THE BA WHILE HELPING CATCH A HORSE AT HIS HOME IN BAWNMORE, BROADFORD AT 8:45 AM.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 10 December 202232 SQUADRON RAF ST. POL, FRANCE, APRIL 6TH 1918 PICTURING EDMOND VISCOUNT GLENTWORTH, THE SON OF LADY LIMERICK, WHO SERVED WITH THE 32ND SQUADRON BEFORE HIS DEATH IN MAY 1918. CAPT. GLENTWORTH IS THE OFFICER, FOURTH FROM LEFT IN THE IMAGE, AND WAS MERELY A FEW DAYS AWAY FROM HIS DEATH. CREDIT: BEXLEY ARCHIVES.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 9 December 2022CATHERINE PURCELL WITH HER DAUGHTERS LILLIE AND MARY PURCELL. THOMONDGATE, LIMERICK 1915View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 20 December 2022HALVEY FAMILY, HYDE ROAD , LIMERICK, C.1910SView Post By Limerick Archives Project On 15 December 2022KILLED IN ACTION CAPTAIN JOSEPH PATRICK PEGUM SON OF JAMES AND ANNA MARIA PEGUM OF CAHARA HOUSE, GLIN, CO. LIMERICK. HE DIED ON SEPTEMBER 26 1917 (AGED 24). HIS NAME IS PERMANENTLY ENSHRINED ON THE TYNE COT MEMORIAL. SOURCE C.W.G.C.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 9 December 2022THE “IRON PRINCE”, OWNED BY THE LIMERICK STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND RENAMED AUCHINISH, C.1917. CREDIT: BHP SHIPPING ARCHIVES.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 9 December 2022CAPT JARRETT SERVED IN LIMERICK FROM 1912 TO 1914, 2ND BATTALION YORK AND LANCASTER REGIMENT. KILLED IN FRANCE IN 1915 AND AWARDED A DSO. HIS BROTHER ALSO DIED THE PREVIOUS MONTH.View Post By Limerick Archives Project On 9 December 2022LIAM REDMOND WAS A WONDERFUL IRISH ACTOR WHO APPEARED IN FILM IN IRELAND, BRITAIN AND IN HOLLYWOOD. HE WAS BORN IN LIMERICK IN 1913. IN 1935 HE JOINED THE FAMED ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS IN DUBLIN. HE MADE HIS FIRST BROADWAY APPEARANCE IN “THE WHITE STEED” IN 1939. HIS MOVIES INCLUDE “I SEE A DARK STRANGER” WITH DEBORAH KERR IN 1946, “DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS” WITH SIOBHAN MCKENNA AND MAXWELL REED, “KID GALAHAD” WITH ELVIS PRESLEY IN 1962 AND “THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD”. HE DI… See moreView Post By Limerick Archives Project On 9 December 2022ARMED IRISH VOLUNTEERS PASS SPILLANE’S TOBACCO AND SNUFF FACTORY, SARSFIELD STREET, 1914.View Post 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142Next 10 Images (407)
