COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL OF LIMERICK: Public Free Library
The Committee of the Public Free Library of the County Borough Council of Limerick expresses gratitude for the following donations received since the last acknowledgment: The Committee encourages contributions of suitable reading material for the Library, which will be gratefully accepted. By order,W. M. NOLAN,Honorary Secretary. Limerick Echo – Tuesday 10 April… Read More
Shamrock Day 1902: Celebrating Irish Heritage, Artistic Souvenirs, and Charitable Giving
In 1902, Shamrock Day was a special event organized by the Shamrock League to celebrate Irish culture and heritage, as well as to distribute the Irish national emblem, the shamrock. This event will gain widespread attention and support, as it highlights the importance of Irish culture and the symbolism behind… Read More
Proselytisers Exploiting the Vulnerable: The Unethical Trade in Souls Unveiled in Limerick Court Case
On June 8, 1901, Dr Long, a medical proselytizer, figured prominently in Police Court proceedings in Limerick, where he unsuccessfully prosecuted Father O’Leary. Paid proselytizers who traffic in human souls are condemned by both fair-minded Protestants and Catholics. They are considered a pestilence in the homes of the poor, preying… Read More
Enchanting Harmony in the Garden: A Limerick Tapestry of Lace-like Blooms
In the timeless tapestry of a country garden, the delicate allure of lace-flower emerges, weaving a subtle contrast amid the lush foliage. Planted strategically amidst the verdant expanse, these ethereal blossoms cast a gentle radiance upon the deep, sombre hues of greenery. The fleeting beauty of lace-flower gives way gracefully… Read More
Limerick and Dublin Counties Proclaimed Under Crimes Act Due to Irish Agitations
The ongoing activities of Irish agitators have led to the expansion of the list of counties proclaimed under the Crimes Act, which now includes the county boroughs of Dublin and Limerick. While some have made a great deal of the proclamation, viewing it as an indication of martial law and… Read More
LIMERICK SENTINEL: GUARDIANS OF TRUTH STAND BY DR. O’DWYER
In a recent assembly of the Limerick Board, chaired by Mr R. Frost, a robust discourse ensued concerning statements attributed to Dr O’Dwyer and the clergy. The gathering reflected a resolute stance, asserting that certain matters should not be misconstrued as an affront to loyalty, emphasizing the readiness of Ireland’s… Read More
Limerick Justice Calls for Action on County’s Woes
In a recent address to the Limerick Grand Jury, Mr Justice Andrews has brought to the forefront the pressing issues plaguing Limerick County. His words resonate with urgency as he raised concerns about the unsatisfactory conditions that have long plagued this picturesque Irish region. Derelict farms have become a common… Read More
Bishop O’Dwyer Addresses Limerick’s Stark Contrasts
In the heart of Limerick, a city known for its intricate lanes and the richness of its stories, stood a venerable figure who had dedicated his life to the service of both God and the community. It was Bishop O’Dwyer who had taken to the podium to address the stark… Read More
Limerick Laments: The Passing of His Honour Judge Adams
In a sombre note that echoes through the hallowed halls of justice, the city of Limerick mourns the untimely demise of His Honour Judge Adams, a stalwart figure in the Limerick County Court. As the news of his passing reverberates, the legal fraternity and the community at large find themselves… Read More
Tragedy Strikes Dublin Carpenters in Limerick: Investigation Underway
In a sombre turn of events, the city of Limerick witnessed an unfortunate incident involving two Dublin carpenters, identified as Mr Thomas and another man named Mr Rourke. The duo, who had been diligently working for a local builder, found themselves facing an unexpected turn of fate during a leisurely… Read More
Limerick’s Musical Legacy: Dr P. W. Joyce’s Enduring Contribution to Irish Folk Music
In the world of Irish folk music, the late Dr P. W. Joyce stands as a towering figure whose life’s work has left an indelible mark on the nation’s musical heritage. Often compared to Gladstone’s linguistic pursuits, Dr Joyce’s dedication to preserving and cataloguing “Old Irish Folk Songs and Airs”… Read More
“Limerick Leads the Charge: A New Dawn for Nationalist Unity and Women’s Role in Ireland’s Struggle”
In the heart of Munster, Limerick has once again demonstrated its pioneering spirit and unwavering commitment to Ireland’s cause. This was vividly showcased during a landmark convention, a first of its kind in the region, where the Nationalists of Limerick gathered in solidarity and purpose. The event, marked by the… Read More
LIMERICK STABBING INCIDENT
In a courtroom drama at Limerick Police Court, a man identified as Michael Regan from Croom faced charges yesterday related to a stabbing incident that occurred the previous evening. The victim, Michael Loftus, was allegedly attacked with a knife. The proceedings unfolded before Mr P. J. Kelly, R.N., with Sergeant… Read More
Concerns about the Treatment of Jews in Limerick Brought to the Attention of House of Commons
Limerick, Ireland – In a development that has sparked widespread attention, concerns regarding the treatment of Jews in Limerick have been brought to the forefront and have now reached the House of Commons. The Irish Times reported on Monday that Reverend E.H. Lewis Crosby, alongside the assistance of Mr T.H.… Read More
Limerick’s Jewish Community Endured Boycott: Chief Secretary Reveals Departures
In a recent parliamentary inquiry, Mr Sloan raised concerns about the situation of the Jewish community in Limerick and their experiences with boycott. He questioned the Chief Secretary for Ireland regarding the number of Jews who had been compelled to leave the city due to boycott actions. In response, Mr… Read More
Limerick Prisoners Set Free After Investigation
In a significant turn of events, twenty-five prisoners, predominantly from Limerick City, who were apprehended last week in connection with the Sinn Féin organisation, have been released today following a thorough investigation of their cases by Sir Anthony A. Weldon, commanding the Limerick garrison. The decision to release the detainees… Read More
Labour Dispute Erupts at Limerick’s Army Clothing Factory: 360 Female Workers on Strike
In a recent turn of events, Limerick found itself at the epicentre of a labour dispute as 360 female employees from the Army Clothing Factory embarked on a strike yesterday. The cause of this disruption stems from the discontent surrounding the employment of 50 non-union operatives, who defiantly continued their… Read More
“Limerick Technical Education: Crucial to Competing with Industrial Britain”
A recent conference held in Limerick focused on the attendance levels at local technical education classes, and how these are essential for the town’s youth to keep pace with the industrial advancements of neighboring Britain. Mr S. Lee expressed disappointment at the lack of young people taking advantage of the… Read More
Railway Management Grievances Brought to Light
Irish Reform Association Takes Up the Cause for Fairer Rates In an effort to address pressing concerns regarding railway management and its impact on traders, manufacturers, and producers across the nation, the Executive Committee of the Irish Reform Association has been diligently collecting information. Their aim is to propose necessary… Read More
Legal Battle Ensues as John Corbett Appeals Fine for Keeping Pigs in Limerick Cul-de-Sac
The highly anticipated annual Hilary Quarter Sessions of the Peace commenced on Monday with the esteemed presence of His Honor Judge Adams. The opening ceremony saw the distinguished participation of His Worship the Mayor, Mr Michael Donnelly, and the High Sheriff, Alderman P. McDonnell, who took their seats on the… Read More
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY SHAKES NEWCASTLE-WEST: OLD-AGE PENSION MONEY TARGETED IN AUDACIOUS MORNING HEIST
In a shocking turn of events, the tranquil Newcastle-West district found itself at the centre of a small-scale sensation today as news spread of a daring highway robbery near Monegay. The incident unfolded early this morning, sending ripples of concern through the community and leaving authorities scrambling for clues. The… Read More
“Historic Swearing-In Ceremony Welcomes Hymen Graffee as First Jewish Magistrate in Limerick”
In a significant development for the city of Limerick, a notable figure, Hymen Graffee, a member of the Jewish community, was sworn in today as a magistrate for the borough. The swearing-in ceremony, presided over by Mr P.J. Kelly, R.M., marked a historic moment as it is reported to be… Read More
Charges and Horse Purchases in Ireland, Imitation Irish Lace Concerns Addressed
Cork – Mr Lonsdale, Member of Parliament, questioned the Chief Secretary regarding the City of Limerick’s refusal to pay charges for extra police over the past twenty years. The Chief Secretary responded that no additional police were required in Limerick due to its peaceful condition. Mr Wyndham, however, was not… Read More
Limerick’s Spiritual Landscape: Navigating Transitions with Hope and Resilience
In a symbolic passing of the torch, the Bishop of Limerick has made a significant appointment, entrusting the role of parish priest of Askeaton to Rev. John Lee, Adm., St. Michael’s. This appointment comes as the community bids farewell to the beloved Father Tracey, marking a pivotal moment in the… Read More
Tragic Workplace Accident in Limerick Claims the Life of Unnamed Labourer
Limerick, Ireland – A heart-wrenching incident unfolded in Limerick when a labourer tragically lost his life while attempting to catch hold of a rapidly rotating windlass. The devastating accident occurred as the man misjudged the distance and was struck on the head and chest by the handle, resulting in immediate… Read More
Limerick’s Appreciation of Irish Party’s Efforts
In a recent gathering of the Rathkeale Guardians, chaired by Mr D.J. Madden, an important announcement was made regarding the future of Irish grants. Addressing concerns about potential withdrawal of these grants, Mr Maddenexpressed his satisfaction that the issue had been resolved, ensuring the continuation of funding as previously established.… Read More
Lost Trunk – Legal Action Against G. S. & W. Railway
Charles Jefcoat, a Science Teacher from Belfast, formerly of Limerick, filed a lawsuit against the G. S. & W. Railway Company at the Limerick Quarter Sessions. The plaintiff claimed £11 5s for the value of a trunk containing various articles and goods that he had entrusted to the defendants for… Read More
Bishop of Limerick Takes Firm Stand Against Immoral Picture Exhibition
The Bishop of Limerick, His Lordship, has issued a stern warning against the display of immoral pictures in the city’s theatres, highlighting concerns over the corrupting influence on young minds and the moral fabric of the community. In a letter addressed to Father J. A. O’Connor, Adm., the Bishop expressed… Read More
Nationalist Schism Unfolds: Ongoing Libel Proceedings in Limerick
In a dramatic legal showdown at the Limerick Assizes, Mr William O’Brien pursues a libel case against the Freeman’s Journal (Limited), seeking damages of £5,000. The proceedings, as of today, have unveiled a tangled web of political animosity and accusations. Mr T. Healy, S.C., representing Mr O’Brien, passionately presented the… Read More
Tragic Blaze Claims Four Lives in Limerick: Undertaker’s Premises Consumed in Fiery Inferno
Limerick, Ireland – In a devastating incident that unfolded in the early hours of this morning, a raging fire on the premises of a prominent local undertaker led to the loss of four lives, casting a sombre shadow over the city of Limerick. The victims included Mr John Griffin, a… Read More
Navigating the Shannon River: A Vital Waterway
The Shannon Navigation, a critical waterway in Ireland, offers a seamless transport route spanning 143 miles from Lough Allen to Limerick. Its connectivity is further enhanced by its integration with the Royal and Grand Canals, providing crucial links to Dublin. The creation of the navigation system was funded through a… Read More
LAND ACQUISITION DISPUTE UNFOLDS IN LIMERICK ESTATE
In a development surrounding the recent land purchases by tenants on the Limerick estate, individuals who availed themselves of the Land Act are taking a stand. The crux of the matter lies in their decision to withhold the initial payment for the purchased lands until certain conditions are met. The… 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
Peasant Proprietors Flourish in Co. Limerick Amid Land Purchase Legislation
The positive results of the Purchase Acts in the Abbeyfeale district of Co. Limerick have become all the more relevant in light of the varying opinions on the upcoming Land Purchase legislation. In a district where these acts have been widely exercised, the transformation of the tenants’ condition, now-turned-peasant proprietors,… Read More
Rowdy Incidents at Limerick Terminus Raise Concerns
The recent incidents of rowdyism at the Limerick railway terminus have caused great embarrassment for the city and the railway company involved. Last Sunday evening, as well as three weeks prior, a group of unruly individuals created a chaotic and disgraceful scene at the terminus. They engaged in quarrels among… Read More
Countess of Aberdeen to Grace Limerick with Presence at Technical Education Prize Distribution
In a delightful development for the Limerick City Municipal Technical Education Committee, Her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen has graciously accepted an invitation to distribute prizes to pupils attending the technical classes. The esteemed Countess is scheduled to visit Limerick early next month expressly for this purpose, adding a touch… Read More
Reverend William J. Burke Laid to Rest at Requiem High Mass Attended by Mourners and Dignitaries
The funeral of the late Reverend William J. Burke, who was a highly respected and well-known figure in the local community, took place yesterday at the prestigious Franciscan Church, which is located on the bustling and historical Henry Street. The Chairman of the funeral rites and proceedings was the Very… Read More
Yorkshire Priest Challenges “Too Old at Forty” Rule at Limerick Railway
20 Carey’s Road, Limerick Sir, My previous letter, published in your esteemed newspaper on the 9th of last month, highlighted the discriminatory practice of the Limerick railway company refusing to hire individuals over the age of forty. The accuracy of my claims has not only been confirmed but further validated… Read More
Legacy of Limerick Echoes Through Time
In the annals of history, the resonance of Limerick remains a poignant reminder of the trials faced by the Irish people during a tumultuous period. The heroic women of Limerick, who played a pivotal role in the great rebellion of the past, stand as beacons of courage and resilience. The… Read More
Magnificent Antlers from Ancient Stag Unearthed in Co. Limerick Embellish Residence in Dimwits
In a captivating discovery, the colossal antlers of an extinct stag, scientifically identified as Megaseros Hibernia’s, now adorn the residence of Herr Hamer Dgen in Dimwits, near Dresden. The imposing horns, discovered in a peat bog in County Limerick, Ireland, showcase the grandeur of an ancestral species, pre-dating the modern… Read More
Limerick Chamber of Commerce Unanimously Adopts Address Welcoming Royal Visit to Ireland
Limerick, June 22, 2023 – In an extraordinary display of unity and loyalty, the Limerick Chamber of Commerce has unanimously adopted an address extending a warm welcome to the King and Queen on their upcoming visit to Ireland. The decision reflects the overwhelming sentiment of the business community and residents… Read More
Unprecedented Blizzard Hits Limerick: Trade and Traffic Disrupted
An exceptionally severe blizzard has descended upon Limerick, leaving in its wake a serious disturbance to trade and traffic. The approaches to the city have been rendered inaccessible, blocked by a heavy snowfall that has covered the ground to a depth of approximately two feet. This unexpected weather event has… Read More
Limerick Quarter Sessions Commence with Judge Law Smith’s White Gloves Ceremony
Limerick, Ireland – The esteemed Limerick Quarter Sessions recently commenced with a touch of tradition as Judge Law Smith received the customary pair of white gloves from Mr W. Holliday, J.P. The ceremony, held as an annual privilege for the County Court Judge, took place amidst an array of pending… Read More
Barrington’s Hospital Flourishes in Annual General Meeting
In a resounding display of unity and progress, the annual general meeting of the Governors of Barrington’s Hospital in Limerick took place yesterday, with Mayor Mr T. Ryan at the helm. The proceedings unfolded smoothly, providing insight into the institution’s commendable state and its invaluable contributions to the community. Under… Read More
LIMERICK’S DR. LONG ADDRESSES IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS ANNUAL MEETING IN MANCHESTER
Yesterday evening, the annual meeting of the Irish Church Missions took place in Manchester, with Mr C. Duckworth presiding. He was joined by supporters such as Messrs. R. Heaton Smith and W. Jackson, as well as Reverends W. J. Sheldon, T. Dickinson, F. Birch, and Edwin Jones, all hailing from… Read More
Elegance Unveiled: The Resurgence of Limerick Lace in High-End Scarves
In the heart of the West End, a sartorial renaissance is quietly taking place as Limerick lace, with its intricate patterns and timeless charm, emerges as the fabric of choice for connoisseurs of fine accessories. Scarves, long regarded as quintessential adornments in the world of fashion, are experiencing a revival,… Read More
“Contentious Debate Erupts in Limerick Corporation Over English Military Bands”
LIMERICK – A recent meeting of the Limerick Corporation saw Councillor Whelan ignite a passionate and polarizing debate with a resolution that called for the Mayor and Corporation members to refrain from attending local sports, regattas, or amusements featuring English military bands without prior approval from the Council. Whelan’s primary… Read More
Tragic Twist in Limerick: Tinker Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Wife’s Death
In a sombre turn of events in Limerick on Saturday, Thomas, a tinker by trade, stood accused of the wilful murder of his wife, Rathkeale, on the 29th of January. The court delivered a verdict of manslaughter, and the convicted man now faces a sentence of nine months of hard… Read More
Turmoil Erupts at Limerick Corporation Meeting Over Ulster Exclusion Debate
Limerick, Ireland – The chambers of the Limerick Corporation were filled with heated debates and passionate discussions on Thursday night as councillors grappled with two resolutions received from the Cork Borough Council. The focus of the discussions revolved around the contentious issue of the exclusion of Ulster, a topic that… Read More
Limerick Curious Case Uncovered: Intriguing Twists in Court Lead to Unexpected Outcomes
In a recent report by Walter Frith for “M.A.P.”, a strange case in Limerick has come to light. A man faced trial for robbery with violence, a capital offence at the time. In a bizarre turn of events, the accused claimed that a stranger present in the courtroom could prove… Read More
Concerned Citizen Urges Guardians to Reconsider “Relief in Kind” Plan
In a recent move that has raised significant concerns among the citizens of Limerick, the local Board of Guardians has set in motion plans to overhaul the existing relief system by replacing monetary assistance with “relief in kind.” This decision, aimed at addressing perceived issues with the distribution of funds,… Read More
Intriguing Deliberations in Limerick Council Over Annual Rotation of Councillors
Limerick, Ireland – The halls of Limerick’s Council were abuzz with lively debates and heated voting sessions as members pondered the motion to institute an annual rotation policy, whereby the Councillor with the fewest votes in each ward would retire on a yearly basis. The discussions unfolded in an instructive… Read More
The Gaelic League: Reviving Irish Language and Culture in Ireland Today
The Gaelic League, known as Conradh na Gaeilge, continues to play a significant role in Ireland, preserving and revitalizing the Irish language (Gaeilge) and its rich cultural heritage in the present day. Founded in 1893 by visionaries Douglas Hyde and Eoin MacNeill, the Gaelic League responds to the challenges faced… Read More
British Steamer Ardnamult Sinks After Collision with Dutch Torpedo Boat
Amsterdam – Disturbing news has reached Lloyd’s Amsterdam regarding the sinking of the British steamer Ardnamult. The vessel, en route from Hamburg to Limerick with a diverse cargo, met with a disastrous collision involving a Dutch torpedo boat. Although the ship foundered ten miles northeast of the Haaclta lightship, there… Read More
Limerick County Borough Council Implements Compulsory Education Act
The County Borough Council of Limerick has officially adopted the Irish Education Act of 1892, commonly referred to as “The Compulsory Education Act.” This Act is now fully operational within the city. As per the Act’s provisions, parents and guardians are obligated to ensure that children under their care, aged… Read More
Limerick Motor Accident Case Dismissed After Petty Sessions
At the Limerick Petty Sessions today, a case involving a fatal motor accident garnered attention as Cornelius Finn, aged 30, was charged in connection with the tragic incident. The charge alleged that Cornelius Finn caused the death of Ms. Collopy, aged 13, of Campbell’s Row, through the negligent operation of… Read More
Limerick Clergy and Ancient Order of Hibernians Clash Over Funeral Protocol
Limerick, Wednesday – Tensions have arisen in Limerick following a dispute between local clergy, led by the Very Rev. Monsignor Hallinan, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians regarding their participation in a funeral procession. The conflict stems from a statement suggesting that the Ancient Order of Hibernians attended a funeral… Read More
Limerick Hunt Faces Transition as Mr Nigel Baring Takes Helm Amidst Challenging Conditions
In a week marked by both the thrill of the hunt and the sombre undertones of change, the Limerick Hunt witnessed the passing of the torch as Major Wise’s resignation paved the way for Mr Nigel Baring to assume the role of Master for the upcoming season. The announcement came… Read More
Limerick Chronicles: Triumphs, Tragedies, and Tales of Resilience
In this account of various events in Limerick, our correspondent divulges many noteworthy stories, showcasing the town’s enduring spirit and its commitment to bringing about long-lasting change for its citizens. From the tragedy of Mother Mary to the success of cultural and industrial events in the city, Limerick perseveres through… Read More
Limerick Technical Committee Discusses Electric Lighting Contract and New School
On Monday evening, a meeting of the Limerick Technical Committee was held, presided over by Mayor Alderman Joyce. In attendance were Miss Doyle, Very Rev. A. Murphy, and Messrs. William G. Peacocke, B.E.; M. McInerney, B.E.; W. I. Joyce, B.E.; K. Cole, M. Leahy, I. and Rev. Me O’Dowd. Assistant… Read More
Fire Breaks Out in Limerick, Promptly Contained by Fire Brigade
A significant fire erupted in the early hours of yesterday morning at Messrs. Kidd’s grocery establishment on George Street, Limerick. The blaze posed a serious threat not only to Cruise’s Royal Hotel located adjacent to the grocery store but also to a large block of buildings in the surrounding area.… Read More
Contemplating the Utilisation of the Shannon River for Illumination and Industry
A novel proposition is under consideration, one that contemplates harnessing the power of the Shannon River in Ireland to generate electricity, with the dual objective of illuminating towns in Clare and Limerick and energizing prospective industrial establishments in the vicinity. This innovative endeavour aspires to tap into Ireland’s abundant natural… Read More
Limerick’s Time Dilemma Resolved: Commissioners Embrace Uniformity
In a decisive move echoing the rhythmic cadence of a limerick, the Limerick Harbour Commissioners convened yesterday under the stewardship of Mr L. Morley. Amidst the deliberations, the issue of timekeeping, often a subject of contentious debate, took centre stage. The resolution put forth by the Cork Harbour Board advocating… Read More
“A Drunken Episode: A Glimpse into 19th-Century Military Life and Justice”
In the summer of 1856, as the sun cast long shadows over the cobbled streets of Sheerness, a peculiar incident unfolded that offered a glimpse into the life of a young gunner named James Molley. Stationed with the Limerick City Artillery Militia, Molley found himself on the wrong side of… Read More
Private Arthur Hetherington Honoured; Serbian Success on Macedonian Front
Limerick has received sombre news regarding Private Arthur Hetherington, a brave soldier serving his country. Son to Mr R. J. Hetherington, Superintendent of the Limerick Post Office, Private A. Hetherington was recently informed of his son’s injuries sustained in the line of duty. Tragically, subsequent updates confirm his passing. Private… Read More
Thackeray’s “Ballad of the Battle of Limerick” and the Enigmatic Parallels with William O’Brien
In the realm of literature, there exists a fascinating phenomenon where the words penned by authors in one era can seemingly foresee and reflect the lives and deeds of individuals in a later time. One such instance has emerged, connecting the verses of William Makepeace Thackeray’s “Ballad of the Battle… Read More
The Penal Laws in Ireland: A Dark Chapter in History
The history of Ireland is stained by a period of persecution so atrocious that few parallels can be found in the annals of the world. For nearly two centuries, the Catholic population of Ireland endured the ruthless oppression imposed by the infamous Penal Laws. Dr Samuel Johnson, a prominent Protestant… Read More
Limerick Diocese Celebrates Inauguration of St. Colman’s Church in Kilcolman
In a momentous religious ceremony conducted on Friday, Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer led the inauguration of the foundation stone of St. Colman’s new church in Kilcolman. The solemn proceedings were elevated by the presence of local parishioners, with Mr J. M. Donovan delivering an address to the esteemed Bishop. The… Read More
Tragic Loss in Limerick: Lieutenant Arthur St. Clair Kennedy Passes Away
In a sorrowful development that has cast a shadow over the community, Limerick mourns the untimely demise of Lieutenant Arthur St. Clair Kennedy, a respected and valiant officer of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. The son of Mr F. R. G. Kennedy of Tivoli, Limerick, Lieutenant Kennedy’s death occurred… Read More
LIMERICK EMPLOYEES ENJOY ANNUAL EXCURSION TO DUBLIN
Over two thousand individuals, comprised of employees and their families from Messrs. Bannatyne and Sons, embarked on their annual excursion to Dublin today. The journey commenced from Limerick at 8 a.m., with the train reaching the capital shortly after midday. The excursionists were afforded approximately seven to eight hours to… Read More
Irish Detective Captain Honoured in Limerick
In a momentous occasion for the quaint city of Limerick, Ireland, the illustrious Captain James O’D. Storen, a celebrated Irish-American detective, graced the shores of Queenstown on a Saturday in mid-August. Captain Storen, hailing originally from Limerick, left his hometown over two decades ago to carve out a distinguished career… Read More
LIMERICK AT THE MUNSTER FEIS – Celebrating Irish Culture and Sports in Killarney
On Tuesday, the Munster Feis Committee gathered in Killarney, with Rev. C. Brennan presiding and several members present, including Messrs P.J. Fleming, D. O’Neill, D. O’Sullivan, J.J. Maver, and J. Casey. During the meeting, important decisions were made to ensure the smooth running of the Munster conference. It was agreed… Read More
Armed Intruders Target Farmer’s Residence Near Newcastle West, Limerick
In a startling incident, the peaceful countryside of Dromroe, located within a mere five-mile radius of Newcastle West in County Limerick, was shaken when the house of local farmer John Bronder became the target of an alarming attack. On an otherwise uneventful evening, five armed and masked men descended upon… Read More
West Limerick Residents in San Francisco Escape Earthquake’s Impact
In the aftermath of the recent devastating earthquakes in San Francisco, news of the safety of West Limerick residents living there has brought relief to their families and communities. Mr John O’Connell from Clash, Abbeyfeale, received a cable response from San Francisco, confirming the safety of his brother who holds… Read More
Irish Butter Producers Encouraged to Improve Quality and Standards, Unlock Industry Potential
Irish dairy farmers have been urged by Mr Gibson of Limerick to improve the quality and reliability of the butter they produce, emphasizing that better care and attention to detail are crucial in unlocking the potential of the industry in Ireland. Mr Gibson’s recent letter to the Dairy Farmers provides… Read More
“LIMERICK PLUNGES INTO DARKNESS DUE TO GAS WORKERS’ STRIKE”
The city of Limerick recently found itself shrouded in darkness as a result of a strike by gas workers. The familiar glow of lamplight that usually adorned the streets disappeared as lamplighters ceased their duties, extinguishing the lamps they had previously ignited. This abrupt turn of events left the city… Read More
Concerns and Discussions at the Glin School and Foynes Dispensary
During a meeting, the Kilallock Board of Guardians raised the issue of appointing delegates to attend a meeting to investigate the management of Glin School. The chairman expressed support for appointing delegates, emphasizing that there would be no cost involved. However, Mr Donovan questioned the legal election of the vice… Read More
Irish Tenor Set to Charm London Audiences in English Opera Season
Dublin-born tenor, Mr O’Brien, is poised to captivate audiences across the Irish Sea as he prepares to make his debut in the upcoming English opera season, under the direction of Mr Beecham. Speculation abounds regarding the potential of the acclaimed prize-winner, who has reportedly garnered praise for his exceptional vocal… Read More
Father McInerney’s Vindication: Resolution by District Council
During the meeting of the Limerick No. 2 (Clare) Rural District Council, held under the chairmanship of Captain O’Brien, a resolution concerning the legal case brought by Rev. Father Mclnerney against the Irish Times was proposed. Mr Bartholomew Skeahan addressed the council, highlighting that the lawsuit stemmed from a letter… Read More
“Bernard M. Beary Promoted to Managerial Role in Londonderry, Receives Congratulations from Limerick Community”
Mr Bernard M. Beary, a well-known figure in Limerick, has recently received a promotion that has garnered much praise and congratulations from his extensive network of friends. Having worked at Mr Hugh Coyle’s Italian warehouse on George Street for several years, Mr Beary has now been appointed as the manager… Read More
Land Disputes and Legal Drama Unfold in Limerick, Ireland
In a courtroom spectacle that unfolded in Limerick, Ireland In a courtroom spectacle that unfolded in Limerick, Ireland, before Mr Justice Wright at the Connaught Assizes. A legal drama took centre stage as P. Mannion and 32 others faced charges related to cattle-driving and unlawful assembly on the Redington estate… Read More
CONCILIATION BOARD CONSIDERED FOR LIMERICK TRADE DISPUTES
Limerick, Ireland – The Limerick Technical Education Committee convened to discuss a significant proposal aimed at resolving trade disputes within the city. The Town Clerk submitted a letter urging the committee to appoint a representative to the Conciliation Board, a body proposed for arbitration in trade-related conflicts. This initiative was… Read More
MUNSTER-CONNACHT EXHIBITION CO., LTD – PROMOTING ARTISAN SKILLS
The Munster-Connacht Exhibition Co., Ltd in Limerick is embarking on an initiative to highlight and foster the talents of local artisans. This endeavour seeks to cultivate and celebrate the skills of skilled workers by showcasing their abilities both in workshop craftsmanship and home-based creations. The committee behind this effort is… Read More
“United Irish League Secretary Faces Imprisonment for Intimidation and Conspiracy Charges”
In Newcastle West on Saturday, Resident Magistrates Messrs. Home and Kelly handed down their verdict in the case of Mr Samuel P. Harris, who serves as the honourable secretary of the East Limerick executive of the United Irish League. Mr Harris stood accused of charges involving the alleged intimidation of… Read More
Limerick County Council Debates Immigration Resolution
In a heated session at the Limerick County Council, councillors engaged in a lively debate over a resolution concerning the expulsion of certain individuals from their homeland. The resolution, which was brought forward by representatives, sparked intense deliberation among council members. The proposal, introduced by Mr Murphy and seconded by… Read More
A PROMISING CANDIDATE FOR ABBEY WARD VACANCY
Mr John O’Sullivan, formerly of St. Mary’s Prize Band and currently residing in Langley Mills, Notts, has put forth an intriguing suggestion regarding the Abbey Ward vacancy in Limerick Union. The resignation of Mr James Gilligan has left the position vacant, and Mr O’Sullivan believes that the Guardians could make… Read More
Limerick Lunatics Asylum Want Pure Milk
The Committee of Management of the Limerick District Mental Asylum will convene on Wednesday, September 14, 1904, to review tenders for the supply of pure, fresh milk to the institution. The contract period will span from October 1, 1904, to March 31, 1905, and the milk will be required in… Read More
LIMERICK FARMERS SUPPORT PROPOSAL FOR LOCAL ABATTOIR
In a meeting held on Saturday, the Limerick and Clare Farmers’ Association discussed the establishment of a dressed meat trade for the district, emphasizing the need for local solutions to counteract the effects of foot and mouth disease looming over the country. Mr J. Browne, J.P., shared details from a… Read More
“Resolution Against Military Bands and Union Jack Defeated in Limerick Corporation”
A special meeting of the Limerick Corporation took place, where Alderman Joyce, MP.., was re-elected as the Mayor. During the meeting, a resolution was presented by Councillor Whelan, suggesting that the Mayor and other officers of the Corporation should refrain from attending events where military bands played music or the… Read More
The Medical Profession: Southern Football Championship. Important Meeting at Limerick
A significant gathering was held at the Athenaeum in Limerick on Sunday night, chaired by Mr Matthew Mclnerney, Chairman of the Congregated Trades. The purpose of the meeting was to listen to a speech by Surgeon General Evatt from the British Medical Association, addressing the need to improve the conditions… Read More
Labourers in Limerick Rewarded with Bonus Increase
In a move that reflects appreciation for the hard work of road labourers and their equine counterparts, the Limerick County Council has unanimously approved a bonus scheme aimed at improving their wages. Effective immediately, labourers on the roads will receive an additional one shilling per week, with a similar bonus… 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
Limerick Murder Charge Rocks Community
At eleven o’clock this morning, the courtroom of Mr Justice Madden in Connaught saw the commencement of a significant legal affair, evoking sombre reflections on the state of law and order in the region. The proceedings of the Connaught Winter Assizes in Limerick opened with a weighty air as Mr… Read More
Limerick Journalists Association Repudiates Controversial Advertisement
Limerick, Ireland – In a fully attended adjourned meeting of the Limerick Journalists’ Association, held on Saturday evening and presided over by the chairman, a discussion arose concerning a recent advertisement published in the Limerick Chronicle for an attendant position. During the meeting, Mr George MacDonagh, Editor of the Limerick… Read More
United Irish Societies Support John Redmond’s Policy Against Coercion with “Remember Limerick” Message
Mr John Redmond, MP.., recently received a cablegram from the president of the convention of United Irish societies in Chicago, expressing their support for his policy against coercion and urging him to “Remember Limerick.” This message is understood to be related to the ongoing campaign against the newly formed combination… Read More
G. A. A. Hurling and Football: League Convention, Davis Junior Team, and Tournament Matches
The annual convention of the Hurling League took place on Thursday with Mr D. O’Callaghan presiding. During the meeting, Mr M. F. Crowe, the Honorary Secretary, presented a report on the league’s activities over the past year, which was adopted. The elections resulted in Mr D. O’Callaghan being elected as… Read More
Science, Art, and Technical Classes Commencing Soon
Starting on Monday, September 18th, 1905, a wide array of educational opportunities awaits the public as the Science, Art, and Technical classes begin their sessions. Covering diverse subjects, the classes will cater to various interests and learning needs. The curriculum includes Evening Continuation Subjects, such as Workshop Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics,… Read More
Irish Nationalist Leader Raises Concerns Over Proposed Removal of Cattle Import Restrictions
A prominent member of the Irish Nationalist party has voiced apprehension over the proposed removal of restrictions on importing Canadian store cattle into Scotland, citing the potential consequences for the Irish cattle trade. This development has stirred concerns that have transcended political affiliations, as both Nationalists and Unionists from Ireland… Read More
Limerick’s Fox-Hunting Tradition Thrives: A Tale of Triumph and Transition
In the heart of Ireland, the city of Limerick reverberated with the echoes of hooves and the triumphant baying of hounds as the Limerick Hunt celebrated yet another exhilarating fox hunt near Cappagh last Wednesday. The timeless spectacle unfolded in Fender’s Wood, where the seasoned hunters of Limerick pursued a… Read More
“LIMERICK YOUNG IRELAND BRANCH RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM MP JOHN DILLON”
In a recent development, the Young Ireland Branch of the United Irish League in Limerick has received a letter from Mr John Dillon, Member of Parliament, expressing gratitude for their steadfast support. The letter, addressed to Mr J. D. Brouder, the Honorary Secretary of the branch, commends the members for… Read More