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Limerick Lad Honoured with Military Cross for Valour

Relatives of Second Lieutenant J. H. Jorgensen, hailing from Limerick, have received prestigious news of his commendable feat on the battlefield. The distinguished officer, serving in the 2nd Battalion Royal Munster Fusiliers, has been bestowed with the esteemed Military Cross for his exemplary conduct amidst the rigours of war. Jorgensen’s… Read More

Celebrating a Century of Service: Limerick Honours Christian Brothers

In the heart of Limerick, the Christian Brothers have been embraced by the community, marking a century of their esteemed presence in the city. A dedicated committee, formed some time ago, set out to organise a fitting celebration to commemorate this milestone, aiming to raise funds for additional accommodation at… Read More

Limerick Bishop Urges Holy Communion for Peace Amidst War

In a heartfelt appeal echoing across the Diocese of Limerick, Bishop Edward Thomas has implored clergy, parents, and educators to heed the call of Pope Benedict XV for a solemn communion of children on the approaching anniversary of the Great War. The pontiff’s decree, issued in the midst of the… Read More

Limerick Widow Faces Charges of Cattle Mutilation

LIMERICK – In a peculiar case that has stirred up the tranquil landscapes of County Limerick, an elderly woman, Mary Walsh, finds herself entangled in legal woes after allegations of maliciously wounding a cow owned by James Moloney, a fellow farmer from Ulan near Askeaton. The incident, which occurred on… Read More

Limerick Assizes: Court Convenes Amidst Murmurs of the Past

In a solemn yet bustling atmosphere, the Summer Assizes commenced in the historic County of Limerick. Stepping into the Crown Court punctually at 11 o’clock, Mr Sergeant Matheson, accompanied by esteemed dignitaries including the High Sheriff, Mr Dermod O’Brien, D.L., and the Sub-Sheriff, Mr Benjamin K. Lucas, set the stage… Read More

Limerick Corporation Stages Vigorous Protest Against Political Betrayal

Friday, Limerick – The Limerick Corporation convened last night amidst fervent debate and impassioned exchanges, presided over by Mayor Mr S. Quin, MP.. The atmosphere in the Council Chamber crackled with tension as attendees, including a sizable public contingent, voiced their sentiments on the current state of Irish politics. Councillor… Read More

Limerick Voices Resonate: Corporation Challenges Representation

In a resounding call echoing the sentiments of many in Limerick, the Limerick Corporation has convened to voice its protest against what they perceive as a betrayal of Irish interests. With a vote of 12 in favour, the Corporation adjourned a motion that sharply criticises the actions of Irish representatives… Read More

Limerick Christian Brothers Centenary Sparks Fundraising Drive

Limerick, Ireland – As the Christian Brothers mark their centenary year in Limerick since their establishment in 1810, a concerted effort is underway to commemorate this milestone by addressing the pressing need for expanded educational facilities. The existing schools, which have served the community for decades, now find themselves struggling… Read More