Violence Erupts in Limerick as Meeting for Democratic Discourse Descends into Chaos
In a disturbing turn of events, a gathering aimed at fostering democratic dialogue in Limerick descended into chaos as violence erupted, leaving many wounded and the principles of free speech shaken. The incident unfolded at Bank Place where approximately 1,000 to 1,100 individuals, largely representing the working class, had convened… Read More
Death of Mr M. F. Hussey Mourned in Sporting Circles
The recent passing of Mr Maurice F. Hussey has elicited sorrow within the realms of sporting enthusiasts. Mr Hussey, a prominent figure in racing for over two decades, leaves behind a legacy of notable achievements and a cherished presence in the sporting fraternity. Approximately twenty years ago, Mr Hussey made… Read More
Grazing Tracts in Limerick
Mr Lundon’s inquiry regarding the identification of individuals holding tracts in County Limerick, many of whom had expressed reluctance to adhere to government directives on tillage, was met with a response from Mr Duke, shedding light on the Department of Agriculture’s stance on the matter. In response to Mr Lundon’s… Read More
Special Tickets for Labourers Facilitate Migration to Limerick
At the behest of the Department, railway authorities have acceded to a scheme offering special tickets to labourers, in conjunction with the Department’s vouchers, at half the regular return fare. This arrangement aims to facilitate the mobility of workers, particularly from areas with surplus labour, to regions where demand for… Read More
Attack on Mr Lundon, MP.., Sparks Legal Action in Limerick
Five young men, namely Doyle, O’Flaherty, McKeown, Murphy, and McInerney, faced charges of riot, unlawful assembly, and assaulting Mr Lundon, MP.., during a public meeting on the 1st of last month in Limerick. The case, prosecuted under the Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) Act of 1887, was presided over by… Read More
THE LIMERICK BENEFACTOR: SPARED FROM DESPERATION
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a poignant encounter, a benevolent act in Limerick has drawn attention to the plight of the destitute and the profound impact of simple kindness. This touching exchange unfolded between a tramp and a generous citizen in the bustling streets of Limerick, underscoring the stark realities faced… Read More
The Great Famine (1845-1852)
The Great Famine of Ireland, often referred to as the Irish Potato Famine, was a catastrophic event that occurred between 1845 and 1852. It was primarily caused by a potato blight, a disease that destroyed the main food source of the Irish population, leading to widespread famine, disease, and mass… Read More
Limerick Lady’s Legal Action
In the King’s Bench Division proceedings yesterday, overseen by Mr Justice Dodd, a case of significance unfolded involving Miss May Roche from Limerick and Mr Michael J. O’Meara, a grocer and provision merchant from Athlone. Representing the defendant, Mr O’Meara, was Mr A. E. Wood, acting upon instructions from Messrs.… Read More
Military Medals Presented in Limerick Ceremony
LIMERICK, April 26, 1917 – A solemn ceremony unfolded yesterday in the square outside the County Courthouse of Limerick, where Major-General Doran, Commanding Officer of the Southern Division, presented medals for distinguished conduct in the field. The occasion marked a moment of recognition for the valourous deeds of several servicemen,… Read More
Young Irishmen Sentenced for Assault on MP under Crimes Act in Limerick
Limerick, Friday – A case under the Crimes Act, involving five young Irishmen – Doyle, O’Shaughnessy, McKeown, Murphy, and McInerney – for charges including riot, unlawful assembly, and assaulting Mr Lundon, MP.., on the 21st ult., concluded today in Limerick. Sergeant Sullivan represented the Crown during the proceedings. After thorough… Read More
