Lord Inchiquin Inaugurates Art and Archaeological Section at Munster-Connaught Exhibition
Limerick, Monday – The Art and Archaeological Section of the Munster-Connaught Exhibition was formally inaugurated this afternoon by Lord Inchiquin. Upon his arrival at the gallery’s entrance, His Lordship was warmly welcomed by Mr Dermod O’Brien, A.R.H.A., Chairman of the Committee. Among the notable attendees were Alderman M., the Mayor;… Read More
Past Pupils Honour Revered Brother Nolan in Limerick
Limerick, Tuesday – A heartwarming ceremony unfolded this past Sunday at the Christian Brothers’ Church in St. Michael’s Place, Limerick, as a group of esteemed past pupils from the Christian Brothers’ Schools in Carrick-on-Suir gathered to pay tribute to Rev. Brother Nolan. The event saw the presentation of a beautifully… Read More
“LIMERICK INTOLERANCE” – High Sheriff Refutes Allegations in Stirring Speech
In a fervent address at the Kingstown Town Hall, Mr D. M. Wilson, K.C., a native of Limerick, vehemently repudiated allegations of intolerance levelled against the city. The accusations were made during a meeting supporting Unionist candidate Captain Bryan Cooper for South Dublin. Wilson, speaking passionately to the gathered audience,… Read More
“The Irish People” Accepted Among Local Papers for Limerick Guardians’ Advertising Tenders
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a recent meeting of the Limerick Guardians, chaired by Mr John M’lnerney, J.P., a decision was reached regarding advertising tenders that has sparked considerable debate and reflection. This move, a nod to the past in contemporary times, evokes historical echoes of Ireland’s fight for freedom and… Read More
East Limerick Parliamentary Committee Stands Firm on Labour Cause
Limerick, May 2, 1905: The East Limerick Parliamentary Committee of the Irish Land and Labour Association convened at Hospital, presided over by Mr James O’Dwyer. The committee discussed various issues pertaining to the Labour movement and expressed their unwavering support for the Central Council. Among the delegates present were representatives… Read More
NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES TO SHOP HOURS
In accordance with the Shop Hours Act, 1904, the County Borough Council of Limerick hereby announces its intention to implement a Closing Order. The decision is based on representations brought to their attention, indicating a prima facie case for such an action. The proposed Order will fix the closing hour… Read More
Catholic Resilience and Business Success in the Face of Discrimination
Limerick, a city known for its vibrant Catholic community, was not immune to the challenges faced by Irish Catholics during this period of discrimination. Despite the geographical disadvantage of being situated away from the main railway line, Limerick’s Catholic tradesmen, merchants, and shopkeepers exhibited the same resilience and entrepreneurial spirit… Read More
“Mr J.W. Flanagan Set to Return to West Limerick, Resuming Magisterial Duties with High Esteem”
Abbeyfeale, Saturday – Mr James Woulfe Flanagan, a well-regarded RM (Resident Magistrate), is expected to make his long-awaited return to West Limerick. After being transferred to one of the midland counties several years ago, he will once again take up his magisterial functions in this district, much to the delight… Read More
“United Irish League Contemplates Hunting Ban Amidst Land Dispute”
In a recent gathering of the East Limerick Executive of the United Irish League, under the stewardship of Mr William Lundon, Member of Parliament, an intriguing notion found its way into the discussion. Members convened to deliberate upon the prospect of halting the age-old tradition of hunting in the county,… Read More
City Technical Committee Celebrates Student Achievements At Exhibition And Prize Distribution
Limerick’s City Technical Committee recently organized a captivating exhibition to showcase the exceptional talents of its students. The event, which included a diverse range of disciplines, highlighted the remarkable skills and dedication of the participants. Among the notable winners were Norah Deady, who took home the top prize in Dressmaking,… Read More
Limerick Resident Arrested After Reckless Shooting Incident
In a shocking turn of events, Co. Limerick finds itself in the headlines once again, this time due to an alarming incident involving an army reserve man named James Coleman. Employed by Mr R. W. Jervis, J.P., Tullavin, Croom, Coleman caused a sensation in Athlacca, situated halfway between Kilmallock and… Read More
LARCENY OF FOWL: TWO ARRESTS MADE IN NEWPALLAS
A spate of fowl thefts in and around Newpallas has finally met its match, as two arrests were made in connection with the latest incident. The victim this time was Thomas Walsh, a reputable farmer from Bilboa, located approximately five miles from Newpallas. On a night when Mr Walsh and… Read More
“The Pery Square Tontine: A Fascinating Investment Scheme in Limerick’s History”
Pery Square is a renowned Georgian square situated in the heart of Limerick, Ireland. With its stately townhouses, nearby People’s Park, and rich historical significance, Pery Square stands as a testament to the city’s architectural heritage. The square is named after Edmund Sexton Pery, an influential figure in Limerick’s history.… Read More
“Limerick Lass’s Daring Declaration: Defiant Violet Gubbins Remanded for Attempted Suicide”
In a striking turn of events at the Limerick docks, the courtroom witnessed the bold proclamation of 19-year-old Violet Gubbins, who, when remanded by magistrates on a charge of attempted suicide, declared her actions were not a sign of madness but rather a bold statement of affection for a man… Read More
Former Limerick Prior Transitions to Secular Priesthood
The Catholic Church has witnessed a notable transition as the Reverend W.J. Hanrahan, O.S.A., formerly the Prior of the Order at Limerick, has chosen to become a secular priest. His decision led him to relocate to Burnley, Lancashire, where he will continue his priestly journey in a new capacity. Native… Read More
Decline in Drunkenness Cases Cheers Limerick: Mayor Announces Promising Trends at Petty Sessions
In a recent session of the Limerick Petty Sessions, Mayor [Mayor’s Full Name], who presided over the proceedings, delivered a positive update that brought a sense of relief to the city. Addressing those gathered, Mayor [Last Name] expressed satisfaction in announcing a notable decrease in the number of cases related… Read More
Controversial Limerick Case Raises Questions About Fair Treatment in Religious Legal Proceedings
Limerick, Ireland – A recent legal case in Limerick, where Dr Long acted as the plaintiff and a Roman Catholic priest as the defendant, has left the community in shock and raised profound questions about the fairness and transparency of legal proceedings involving religious figures in the South-West of Ireland.… Read More
LIMERICK MARITIME ORDEAL: VESSEL STRANDED OFF SPIDDAL
Limerick, Ireland – In a harrowing maritime ordeal, the large four-masted barque, Manx Anne of Glasgow, found itself in a dire situation after being unable to enter Limerick port amidst a raging storm. Laden with 4,000 tons of Australian wheat destined for a Limerick-based firm, the vessel was forced to… Read More
Limerick Grapples with Export Restrictions Amidst Agricultural Challenges
In a recent meeting of the Limerick Board of Guardians, concerns over the impact of export restrictions on cattle from Irish ports took centre stage. Lady Emly, presiding over the meeting, read a letter from Mr H. Smith on behalf of Mr T. W. Russell, addressing the Board’s resolution on… Read More
Justice Served: Cattle-Drivers Face Sentences in Connaught
In a decisive move during the Connaught Winter Assizes, Mr Justice Kenny took charge of the proceedings, addressing a significant number of cases involving individuals from Roscommon, Sligo, Galway, Clare, and Limerick. The charges ranged from unlawful assembly and rioting to cattle driving and wounding, reflecting a variety of offences… Read More
Catholic University School of Medicine Advocated for in Limerick Asylum Committee Meeting
A recent meeting of the Limerick Asylum Committee saw a fervent discussion centered around the election of an assistant medical superintendent. Lord Emly, a prominent figure at the gathering, put forth a compelling argument urging support for a candidate affiliated with the Catholic University School of Medicine. This move, according… Read More
Peter Stent (1653): Portrait of Oliver Cromwell”
The attribution “Peter Stent (1653)” suggests that the portrait of Oliver Cromwell was created by the artist Peter Stent in that year. This statement, combined with Cromwell’s titles as General of the forces of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Chancellor of the University of Oxford, and Lord Protector of England, Scotland,… Read More
Limerick Health Officer Urges Immediate Attention to River Shannon Public Health Concerns
Limerick, Ireland – Dr MGrath, the Medical Superintendent Officer of Health in Limerick, has presented a report to the Public Health Committee that calls for urgent and careful attention. While the report indicates favorable progress in the city’s overall sanitary condition, it highlights specific areas that require immediate action. According… Read More
LIMERICK PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION EXPENSES UNVEILED
In the aftermath of the closely contested parliamentary elections in Limerick, Ireland, detailed financial disclosures have been brought to light, shedding transparency on the expenditures incurred by key candidates in the electoral race. The Sheriff’s office, responsible for overseeing the legalities and public records, has officially released the election expenses… Read More
Limerick County Council Addresses Financial Matters
During the Saturday meeting of the Limerick County Council, the Finance Committee’s report, read by Secretary Mr Roche, expressed dissatisfaction with the slow progress made by some collectors in collecting rates. An order was issued to write to the collectors regarding this matter. The Finance Committee also presented a report… Read More
LIMERICK GAS STRIKE RESOLVED: WORKERS TO RECEIVE WAGE INCREASE
The gas workers’ strike in Limerick reached a conclusion yesterday, with both parties reaching an agreement that includes a significant wage increase for the workers. After days of negotiations, the striking employees are set to receive an additional two shillings per week in their wages, marking a significant victory for… Read More
Servant’s Malicious Act Results in Compensation Award for Hay Fire in Limerick
Limerick, Saturday. In a County Court session presided over by Judge Law-Smith at the Crown Court, a case of malicious injury unfolded, shedding light on an unfortunate incident involving the deliberate burning of hay in Rathuard, Limerick. Michael Hanly, a resident of Rathuard, sought compensation in the amount of £295… Read More
Enchanting Tales and Historical Mysteries: Unraveling the Secrets of Carrigogunnell, the Shannon Limerick
In the heart of Ireland, nestled along the Shannon River, lies the captivating Carrigogunnell, a castle steeped in history and shrouded in myth. The very name itself, Carrigogunnell, is said to signify the “candle rock,” or Carraig-Na-gcoinneell in Irish. As the sun sets over this timeless landmark, whispers of a… Read More
INTERESTING LECTURE INSPIRES REFLECTIONS ON YOUTH AND HUMOR
The recent lecture by an enigmatic individual known as Ax Ovtsiver has left us pondering several facets of human nature, particularly the profound impact of love, the histrionic instincts of youth, and the ironic humor that can be found in the most unexpected places. Ovtsiver’s lecture delved into the intriguing… Read More
“Limerick Quarter Sessions: Symbolic White Gloves Presented to Judge Law-Smith”
In a recent session of the Limerick Quarter Sessions, an unusual yet symbolic tradition unfolded as white gloves were presented to Honor Judge Law-Smith. The proceedings, presided over by Judge Law-Smith, featured criminal cases for trial, and the customary presentation of white gloves took place with Mr William O’Donnell, J.P.,… Read More
Delegates Convene in Limerick’s Town Hall, Embrace Call for Unity and Defiance
LIMERICK – In a vibrant gathering at Limerick’s Town Hall, delegates from across the county convened to deliberate on recent developments discussed at the National Directory meeting. Under the capable guidance of Alderman Stephen O’Mara, the assembly was treated to an impassioned address by Member of Parliament (MP) John Redmond,… Read More
Limerick Corporation Embroiled in Building Contract Dispute: Court Grants Liberty to Pay Funds into Court Amid Conflicting Claims
In a recent development in the King’s Bench Division, the Limerick Corporation found itself at the centre of a complex legal battle involving the remaining funds of a building contract worth over £9,000. The dispute, heard before Mr Justice Gibson, highlighted the intricacies of contractual agreements and the challenges of… Read More
Promotion of Irish Official at Limerick Post Office Signals Positive Change and Fair Recognition
The Limerick Post Office has announced the promotion of Mr Richard Lynch, a sorting clerk and telegraphist, to an important clerkship position in Limerick. This news is particularly well-received as it highlights the progress in recognizing Irish officials’ contributions and promoting them within the organization, signaling a positive change after… Read More
Limerick Residents Remanded on Charges of Criminal Damage
In a recent legal development in Limerick, Ireland, two individuals hailing from Dublin, Martin Mitchel and Patrick Herbert, found themselves in the judicial spotlight as they were remanded for alleged involvement in a series of incidents of criminal damage. The charges revolve around the deliberate breaking of windows in separate… Read More
Limerick Man Seeks Mandamus for Damages Awarded
In a recent hearing before the King’s Bench Division, Mr J. A. Rearden, representing Jeremiah McCarthy of Drumcollogher, Co. Limerick, sought a conditional order for a writ of mandamus. The application was made to direct the Cork County Council to raise and levy £76 13s. ad., the sum awarded to… Read More
Limerick Quarter Sessions: Updates on Cases and Legal Debate
Today, the Faster Quarter Sessions for the city commenced with the opening remarks from His Honor Judge Adams. Present on the bench were the Mayor (Mr M Donnelly) and the High Sheriff (Mr James Flyun). The court officials in attendance included Mr W. M. Beauchamp, Clerk of the Crown and… Read More
County Limerick Evicted Tenants’ Association Calls for Action and Unity
The recent meeting of the County Limerick Evicted Tenants’ Association focused on addressing pressing concerns and advocating for the rights of evicted tenants. The association put forth resolutions urging the National Directory and the Irish Party to establish a clear policy for the future of the national movement. They stressed… Read More
“Limerick Creamery Market Expert Testifies in Irish Butter Adulteration Case”
Charles Bowcott, a grocer and baker from Wellington, found himself facing charges of selling butter adulterated with 3% of water on November 22nd. Mr E. L. Wallis represented the defendant, who pleaded not guilty. Police Superintendent Cope testified that he visited Bowcott’s shop on the date in question, purchasing three-quarters… Read More
A Tale of Cautious Coincidence: The Limerick Trousers Incident of 1900
In the annals of history, some tales stand out not for their grandeur but for their quaint humour and the glimpse they offer into the quirks of human nature. One such story unfolds in the charming city of Limerick, Ireland, where an unexpected mishap involving a group of Scottish tourists… Read More
Labourer Remanded in County Limerick Assault Case
County Limerick – A shocking assault case unfolded at the City Police Court on Saturday, where Patrick Donnelly, a labourer from the New Pallas district, appeared before Mr Hickson, presiding as a magistrate. The court proceedings revealed a grave incident of violence, with Donnelly facing charges of seriously assaulting Patrick… Read More
Limerick Rises with National Pride: Politics, Culture, and Sports Propel City’s Progress
Limerick Nationalists celebrate the release of Castleclare prisoners with a brass band demonstration despite intimidation warnings from the police. County council elections in Croom, Glynn, and Castleconnell divisions of Limerick pitted Nationalists against Tories, with a possibility of Nationalist division. A speech by Father Kavanagh on Ireland’s potential and unity… Read More
Medical Inspector Addresses Smallpox Case in Limerick – No Cause for Alarm
A recent meeting in Limerick, led by Medical Inspector Dr Acheson, delved into the concerning case of a young woman who was admitted to the workhouse with a case of smallpox. Dr Acheson revealed that the patient was suffering from a modified and obscure form of the disease, and despite… Read More
“Judge Rules in Favor of Farmer in Land Damage Lawsuit Against Railway Company”
The Quarter Sessions resumed under the jurisdiction of Judge Adams on Monday. William Kyan, a farmer from Meelick, filed a lawsuit against the Great Southern and Western Railway Company, seeking £30 in damages for harm caused to his land, meadow, and coops due to the defendants’ negligence and breach of… Read More
Assault in Synans Lane Leaves Rector’s Son with Black Eye in Limerick
Limerick – In a surprising turn of events, an altercation unfolded yesterday in Synans Lane, Mungret Street, Limerick, as Mr William Lynch, the son of Reverend Mr Lynch, Rector of Caherconlish, found himself at the centre of an unsettling incident. The incident occurred yesterday, leaving Mr Lynch with a black… Read More
Limerick’s Young Ireland Branch Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Young Ireland Branch in Limerick took place at the Lashes’ National Volunteer Hall, with Mr Francis Finnsmara presiding over the proceedings. The event marked a significant moment as it welcomed Alderman Joyce, MP.., who had recently recovered from a severe illness. Mr Finnsmara extended a… Read More
Controversial Exclusion of Catholics from Jury Raises Concerns About Fairness in Limerick Trials
In a recent murder trial in Limerick, an unsettling practice came to light when the Crown excluded eleven Catholics from the jury. This exclusion raised eyebrows and concerns about the fairness and impartiality of the legal system in Ireland, particularly in cases where there is no political or religious significance.… Read More
Lamenting the Loss of Lieut.-Col. J. J. O’Donnell: A Tribute to a Stalwart Serviceman and Sports Enthusiast
In a sombre reflection on the passing of Lieut.-Col. J. J. O’Donnell, the news is met with deep regret by officers across all branches of the Service. Known affectionately as “Cody” O’Donnell, his demise leaves a void felt keenly by those who shared in his passion for horses and witnessed… Read More
Limerick Mayor’s Request for Public Library Funding Met with Generous Offer from Philanthropist Carnegie
Following the successful application for funding from Mr Carnegie for a library in Waterford, the Mayor of Limerick recently reached out to the philanthropist seeking a grant for a free public library in the city. In response, Mr Carnegie has generously offered to contribute £7,000 towards constructing the library building,… Read More
Challenges Addressed at Church of Ireland Conference in Limerick
LIMERICK – The Church of Ireland Conference, held under the presidency of Bishop Bunbury, convened in Limerick to deliberate on the numerous challenges faced by the Irish Church. During the proceedings, a range of issues came to the fore, shedding light on the hurdles encountered by the Church, both historically… Read More
Limerick Athenaeum Faces Scrutiny Over Lecture Pricing
Limerick, Ireland – In recent developments, concerns have been raised by Limerick citizens regarding the pricing policies for the Athenaeum, a prominent cultural and educational institution in the city. The Athenaeum, traditionally dedicated to intellectual pursuits, has come under scrutiny as citizens question the feasibility of hosting lectures in the… Read More
Limerick Family in Spotlight Amidst Matrimonial Dispute
In a recent proceeding that has captured the attention of Limerick County, a notable matrimonial case, Barton v. Barton, was brought before the Lord Chief Justice in the Probate and Matrimonial Division. This case highlights the complexities and challenges facing families within the agricultural community of Limerick, underscoring both the… Read More
The Significance of the Treaty Stone in Limerick’s History
The Treaty Stone holds a significant place in the history and folklore of Limerick, Ireland. Situated on the banks of the River Shannon, this iconic landmark is closely associated with the Treaty of Limerick, a pivotal event in Irish history. With its rich historical background and cultural significance, the Treaty… Read More
Letter from Limerick: County Infirmary, Municipal Elections, and an Exile’s Dilemma
Limerick, Friday Night – As the season of peace and goodwill approaches, it is regrettable that Mr James Ellis Goodbody, J.P., has brought forward matters of contention concerning the County Infirmary. While I refrain from delving into the details at this moment, as they will be addressed at the next… Read More
“Lansdowne Triumphs Over Rovers in Stubbornly Fought Junior Cup Final Amidst Sweltering Weather”
In a highly anticipated showdown at the Markets Field, Lansdowne and Rovers clashed in the Junior Cup Final, captivating a fair gathering of spectators despite the sweltering weather more suitable for cricket than rugby football. The match, typical of junior football in Limerick, was fiercely contested, with the players enduring… Read More
Holdings for Evicted Tenants on Mountshannon Estate
In Parliament, Mr Lundon inquired about the recent purchase by the Estates Commissioners of the Nevin family estate in Mount Shannon, County Limerick. The purchase was made with the intention of providing housing for evicted tenants. Mr Lundon sought information on the size of the estate, the number of acres… Read More
LIMERICK EMBRACES TOLERANCE AND UNITY: HIGH SHERIFF ELECTION REFLECTS INCLUSIVE SPIRIT
In a notable display of unity and tolerance, the Limerick Corporation convened yesterday, marking a significant event in the city’s political landscape. The highlight of the meeting was the reinstallation of Mr William Halliday as the City High Sheriff for the upcoming year. The decision carries a symbolic weight, with… Read More
Limerick Gathering Draws 19,000 Munster Residents in Protest
In an unprecedented assembly of regional residents, approximately 19,000 Munster men congregated in the heart of Limerick to voice their concerns over the Hole Rule Bill and muster support for their cause. The gathering, which took place on Muster Street, transformed into a procession reflecting the sentiments of the assembled… Read More
“Grand Review of National Volunteers in Limerick”
Limerick gears up for a grand spectacle as the National Volunteers prepare for their upcoming grand review, set to take place next Sunday. With an estimated 20,000 volunteers expected to participate, anticipation is running high for this significant event. Reports flooding in from various corps across the region suggest a… Read More
LIMERICK INQUEST REVEALS TRAGIC DROWNING INCIDENT
In a solemn proceeding, Mr Coronet Barry, J.P., presided over an inquest in Limerick concerning the untimely demise of Martin Sweeney, a 30-year-old tinsmith. Sweeney’s disappearance in February had prompted concern, leading to a search that concluded tragically with the discovery of his lifeless body in the waters of the… Read More
Shocking Tragedy in Clare: Fatal Quarrel Between Farmers Ends in Death
The district of Cromer Bridge, situated about eight miles west of Ennis, was shaken by a horrific incident on Friday, resulting in the tragic death of a farmer named Michael McGuane. The incident unfolded over a dispute regarding turf banks between McGuane and a small farmer named Connor Corry, who… Read More
“Hidden Fortune of Limerick Pauper, Owen McCarthy, Sparks Intrigue and Questions”
In a tale that has left many in Limerick astounded, the recent passing of pauper Owen McCarthy has unveiled a hidden fortune of £3,910. McCarthy, a long-term resident of the Limerick Poorhouse for a staggering two decades, managed to amass this considerable sum, all while maintaining a life of solitude… Read More
RUGBY FOOTBALL: Lansdowne Triumphs over Rovers in Junior Cup Final
In a rugby football spectacle at the Markets Field, a fair gathering of spectators witnessed an intense Junior Cup Final clash between Lansdowne and Rovers on Sunday evening. Despite the weather being more suitable for cricket than football, both teams displayed unwavering determination. The game, characteristic of junior football in… Read More
LIMERICK COUNTY COMMITTEE CONSIDERS KERRY COW SCHEME
Limerick, Wednesday – The Limerick County Committee convened to discuss the recommendations of the Sub-Committee appointed to evaluate the Kerry cow scheme aimed at providing milk for labourers in Co. Limerick. The Sub-Committee proposed that an advertisement be issued, inviting labourers in need of milk to submit their names and… Read More
The Tragic Incident at Garryowen Quarry
A deeply unfortunate accident occurred at the disused quarry in Garryowen on Tuesday, resulting in the death of a destitute itinerant labourer. This incident has shed light on a troubling situation in this historic area, which was once a focal point of intense fighting during the siege of Limerick. While… Read More
Limerick Ladies Combine: Industrial Movement to Promote Irish Goods
Following the lead of the men of Limerick in establishing an Industrial Association to promote Irish industries, the women of Limerick have now formed a similar association. The decision to form the association was made during a meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce, with Mrs. James Quin presiding and… Read More
Limerick Murder Case: Five Individuals Charged with Wilful Murder
Limerick, Friday. In a grave turn of events, a murder case unfolded in Limerick today, presided over by the Stipendiary, Mr P. J. Kelly. Five individuals—Michael Hogan, James Doolan, Ellen Organ, Elizabeth, and Margaret Quinn—stood accused of the wilful murder of Jane Treacy, a 46-year-old married woman residing in Palmerstown,… Read More
BARRINGTON’S HOSPITAL NAMES NEW HOUSE SURGEON
A pivotal decision was made during the recent monthly gathering of the Management Committee at Barrington’s Hospital. The selection of the House Surgeon, a crucial role within the institution, was the main focus of the meeting. This appointment, spanning a period of five months, comes with a remuneration of £100… Read More
LIMERICK OFFICIAL KILLED AT FAIRVIEW
In a tragic turn of events, Mr Moore, an esteemed auditor from Limerick district for the Great Southern and Western Railway system, met his untimely demise amidst the unrest in Dublin. The incident, which occurred at a house in Fairview, has left the community in deep sorrow and mourning. Mr… Read More
“Limerick Bids Farewell to Troops After Three-Year Deployment”
Great interest and a tinge of regret filled the air as the troops departed from the vibrant city of Limerick, where they had been stationed for the past three years. This momentous occasion was marked by heartfelt farewell services held at the historic Cathedral of St. Mary, which holds a… Read More
Sabotage Attempt on Dublin to Cork Train Line Sparks Safety Concerns
In a reckless act of vandalism, the 6.15 train journey from Dublin to Cork on Tuesday night was marred by a dangerous collision with six substantial stones intentionally laid upon the railway track, positioned between Emly, County Tipperary, and Knocklong in County Limerick. The incident resulted in consequential damage to… Read More
Clan-na-Gael Withdraws Support from Irish Parliamentary Party, Seeking More Effective Strategies for Irish Independence
Cork residents recently gathered to commemorate Wolfe Tone’s day, an event that honours the life and legacy of Theobald Wolfe Tone, a key figure in the Irish Rebellion of 1798. Among the attendees, John Daly, the Mayor of Limerick, addressed the audience with a significant update on the Irish political… Read More
Limerick Harbour Board Discusses Various Matters
Limerick – The Limerick Harbour Commissioners convened for their fortnightly meeting on Monday, with Mr Wm L Stokes initially presiding, later succeeded by the Mayor. The gathering included members John Rassell, T. Doonellan, Alderman P. O’Brien, John Hayes, and Wm Holliday. Mr Boyd, the secretary, read the minutes from the… Read More
Revered Limerick Figure James Dowd Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy of Dedication
In a sombre turn of events, Limerick bids farewell to one of its stalwart figures, Mr James Dowd, whose life was intricately woven into the fabric of this vibrant city for over three decades. Mr Dowd’s demise yesterday marked the end of an era, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering… Read More
“A Cargo of Brides” – Irish Beauties Arrive in New York on the White Star Liner Baltic
New York, – The bustling port of New York welcomed a unique and eagerly anticipated cargo as the White Star liner Baltic arrived this evening, carrying a thousand much-heralded brides from the shores of Ireland. Each bride, adorned in her prettiest frock, hair styled in the most enchanting fashion, and… Read More
Gruesome Discovery Near Limerick: Man Found Hanged from Hawthorn Tree
Limerick, a place often associated with its charming landscapes and rich history, has been jolted by a harrowing discovery that has left the community in shock. In a grim turn of events, Mr John Cunneen, a local farmer, stumbled upon a scene of tragedy during his inspection of his lands… Read More
The Limerick Rent Dispute of 1900: A Glimpse into Early 20th-Century Tenancy and Legal Proceedings
In the annals of history, ordinary legal disputes sometimes reveal much about the social and economic conditions of their time. The case of Mrs J. Lestbah versus Mrs J. M. Harnett, which unfolded in Cheltenham County Court in March 1900, serves as a unique window into the intricacies of tenancy… Read More
Legal Action Initiated Against Limerick Harbour Commissioners
In a recent development, Mr J.H. Murn, solicitor, has taken action against the Limerick Harbour Commissioners on behalf of Mr Robert Twyford. A notice of action was formally lodged yesterday, seeking a compensation of £150 for the loss of the yacht named “Henrietta.” The unfortunate incident occurred in March of… Read More
Limerick Update: Parliamentary Fund Progress, Carnegie Grant Discussions, and Community Developments
In recent news from Limerick, various events and developments have been progressing in the region, including fundraising efforts for the Parliamentary Fund, discussions on the Carnegie grant, and changes within the Corporation. Additionally, proposals and improvements have been suggested for the workhouse medical staff and for combating disease, while local… Read More
Land Purchase Settlement Reached for Ellis Tenants
Abbeyfeate, Tuesday – After a lengthy period of negotiations, a settlement has been reached between Father Casey, representing the tenants, and the estate agent of Mr Richard Ellis, Mr Peter Fitzgerald of Limerick, regarding certain disputed matters arising from the adaptation of the previous settlement terms to the New Land… Read More
Condolences Expressed for Limerick Resident at St. John’s Hospital Gathering
The monthly assembly of the Governors of St. John’s Hospital took place on Friday within the halls of the Chamber of Commerce, bringing together a notable assembly of dignitaries. Presiding over the session was the esteemed Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer, Lord Bishop, a prominent figure in the local religious community.… Read More
Limerick Liner Saga: A Night of Peril on the Atlantic
In a harrowing turn of events reminiscent of maritime tragedies from the past, a disaster unfolded in the icy waters of the North Atlantic as the ill-fated Titanic collided with an iceberg. The incident occurred on April 14, 1912, at 10:25 PM (American time), sending shockwaves through the international community… Read More
Bishop O’Dwyer Emphasises Purpose of Education at Laurel Hill Convent Prize Distribution
In a compelling address at the prize distribution ceremony in Laurel Hill Convent, The Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, delivered a thought-provoking discourse on the true purpose of education. Speaking passionately, he asserted that schools were not merely institutions to impart practical skills for future professions but, fundamentally,… Read More
Catholics in Ireland Find Loophole in Penal Laws: Recent Legal Decision Allows Gifts to “Illegal Societies”
Limerick, Ireland – Catholics across the country have reason to be thankful as a recent legal decision by the Master of the Rolls has paved the way for personal gifts and charitable donations to members of “illegal societies.” This groundbreaking ruling comes in the wake of a case that involved… Read More
Limerick Weathers Fierce Storm’s Fury
Limerick, Ireland, Saturday – In the midst of a serene afternoon, Limerick faced an unexpected upheaval as a fierce storm swept through the city, leaving a trail of damage in its wake. The tempest, which descended upon the city with little warning, showcased its might in various quarters, causing significant… Read More
Limerick County Council Faces Turmoil as Medical Officer Dr Hennessy Receives Ultimatum
In an unexpected turn of events at the recent Limerick County Council meeting on Saturday, tensions rose as Dr Hennessy, the medical officer for the Galbally dispensary district, faced an ultimatum from the Local Government Board. The directive instructed him to resign his seat on the Council, warning of potential… Read More
Pope Conveys Apostolic Blessing to Limerick Through Private Audience
In a private audience on Friday, the Pope received Monsignor O’Riordan, the Rector of the Irish College. During this meeting, Monsignor O’Riordan presented the Peter’s Pence offering on behalf of the diocese of Limerick. In response, the Pope extended his heartfelt gratitude to Monsignor O’Riordan and expressed his desire to… Read More
Limerick Carriage Drivers’ Refusal Sparks Heated Debate in Hackney Car Committee Meeting
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a spirited gathering of the Hackney Car Committee, chaired by the esteemed Mayor, a letter from Dr Long, a Medical Missioner, took centre stage in a contentious discussion that unfolded late last night. Dr Long, in his correspondence, raised concerns over the refusal of local Jarveys… Read More
THE PUBLICAN WAS SILENT: Irish Judge Applies Unconventional Test for Publican’s License
At a recent Quarter Sessions in Limerick, an unusual incident involving an Irish judge’s unconventional approach to assessing applicants for a publican’s license captured the attention of attendees. Mr Justice Adams, known for his unique educational methods, applied a literary test during the proceedings that left an applicant for a… Read More
Tragedy Strikes as Limerick Child Succumbs to an Unfortunate Accident
In a heartbreaking incident that unfolded at Barrington’s Hospital and Care Center for Safety and Love, tragedy struck as four-year-old Joseph Cadigan lost his life in a harrowing mishap. The incident occurred when Joseph, who was admitted to the hospital for attempting to extricate himself from restraints, met with an… Read More
Limerick Chronicles: Lord Justice Ronan’s Report Reveals Remarkable City Order
In a recent address to the Grand Jury, Lord Justice Ronan, the esteemed figure overseeing affairs in Limerick City, painted a picture of exceptional order and tranquillity within the city limits. His report, delivered with a tone of satisfaction, highlighted the remarkably low incidence of criminal activity, with the column… Read More
Limerick Man’s Varied Career Unveiled During Intriguing Legal Battle for Inheritance
The legal case involving the distribution of the late Dennis Louis Ryan’s estate captured the attention of many, as it unveiled the extraordinary and diverse career path of Joseph Ryan, the brother of the deceased. Amidst complex family dynamics, intricate legal proceedings, and the necessity to prove his identity, Joseph… Read More
Limerick Faces Criticism Amidst Controversial Statements by Local Priest
Limerick, Ireland – In a recent letter to the local paper, the Rev. J. Gleeson, a prominent figure in the community, has criticized both the Irish Party and the Molly Hibernian Order, stirring controversy in the region. Expressing his discontent with the Irish Party’s approach, Father Gleeson lamented their failure… Read More
Treasurer Change Proposed and Defeated, Laborer’s Cottage Rent Discussion
During a recent meeting, a notice of motion submitted by Mr Thomas Bourke suggested a change in the Treasurer of the District Council, shifting from the National Bank to the Munster and Leinster Bank. This proposal, presented in Mr Bourke’s absence, was seconded unanimously by Mr P Fitzgerald. In another… Read More
“Field Marshal Hugh Gough, Limerick-Born Military Hero, Commands in Historic Battles”
17th Century Field Marshal Hugh Gough had a distinguished military career and is best known for his service in the British Army in India. Gough entered the army in 1794 and saw action in various campaigns, including the Peninsular War against Napoleon Bonaparte. However, his most significant contributions came during… Read More
Technical Instruction Department’s Inconsistent Approach
The Department overseeing technical instruction in Ireland has raised concerns with its approach to the efforts made by the Limerick Committee in organizing local school affairs. The resignation of Mr Quick, the principal who also taught Practical Mathematics, necessitated the election of a successor. During Mr Quick’s tenure, the Department… Read More
Dr Long’s Surgery in Limerick Targeted in Alarming Stone-Throwing Incident
LIMERICK – In a shocking development in the ongoing ordeal faced by Dr Long, a prominent medical practitioner in Limerick, Ireland, his surgery on Thomas Street was subjected to a harrowing incident yesterday morning. Large stones were hurled at the windows of Dr Long’s surgery, putting the lives of the… Read More
Jewish Trading Dispute in Limerick: Mayor’s Ruling Supported
At the Limerick Quarter Sessions on Saturday, Judge Adams presided over a case stemming from a decision made by Alderman Joyce, MP, the Mayor of the city. Alderman Joyce, who also served as the President of the local Court of Conscience, had dismissed a summons involving Hyman Graff, a Jewish… Read More
“Royal Munster Fusiliers Return Home After Distinguished Service in Malta”
Limerick, Ireland – In a significant development, the 6th Battalion Royal Munster Fusiliers (Royal Limerick County) Militia has received orders to return to their homeland from Malta. The battalion, which has been stationed in Malta for nearly 14 months since its mobilization in May of the previous year, is set… Read More
CANAL TRAGEDY UNFOLDS: LIMERICK NATIVE FOUND DROWNED IN MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
In a sombre turn of events, a coroner’s inquest was held yesterday at the Morgue, shedding light on the mysterious death of a woman identified as Sarah McTiernan, whose lifeless body was discovered in the Grand Canal last Thursday. Dr Louis Byrne presided over the inquiry, aiming to unravel the… Read More
Fond Farewell to Limerick Nationalist: Mr Michael Shine’s Legacy in Irish Arts
The passing of Mr Michael Shine, a devoted advocate for Limerick’s cultural heritage and a steadfast supporter of Irish arts, has left a void in the community. With a career dedicated to nurturing local talent and preserving Limerick’s cultural identity, Shine’s influence resonates deeply across the city. Throughout his tenure,… Read More