Limerick Gazette Archives

Father O’Flanagan’s recent commentary has sparked discussion and debate regarding the perceived leadership qualities of the Bishop of Limerick and Sir Edward Carson within the context of Nationalist Ireland. In his analysis, Father O’Flanagan lauds the Bishop of Limerick as a commanding personality, highlighting his ability to articulate the sentiments… Read More

In a recent court proceeding at Limerick Quarter Sessions, a claim for compensation amounting to £9 0s. 0d. was brought against the G. & W. Railway Company for damages incurred due to loss and damage to goods during transit. The claimant alleged that a consignment, comprising a box of goods… Read More

The Bishop of Limerick has recently reiterated his stance on the separation of church and state, emphasizing that ecclesiastical affairs should remain independent of governmental influence. His comments come in response to requests from General Maxwell, appealing for assistance in addressing matters of civil discipline and law enforcement within the… Read More

In a Special Court convened in Ennis, Joseph Miller, a resident of Limerick, found himself in legal turmoil as he stood accused of assaulting a police officer and uttering words deemed detrimental to the welfare of His Majesty’s subjects. Presiding over the proceedings, Mr Thomas Crowe, D.L., bore witness to… Read More

In the Probate Division before Mr Justice Gordon, Vacation Judge, yesterday, a case regarding the goods of Mary Thair, deceased, was adjourned to determine whether Dr Hennessy of Galbally, County Limerick, would relinquish possession of the lands in the town of Knockbeg, which belonged to the estate of the deceased.… Read More

Following a solemn Requiem Mass at the Franciscan Church in Limerick yesterday, the remains of the late Father Raphael, O.F.M., were interred at Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery. Father Raphael, while serving as a chaplain at the front, experienced declining health due to the strain of his dedicated service and increasing… Read More

Attendees of the Limerick races on Thursday evening were left grappling with the aftermath of a dreary day marked by heavy rain and muddy conditions. The second day of the meeting proved to be of a sombre character, with the rain setting in around one o’clock, worsening an already heavy… Read More

In a courtroom at Bow Street, London, a significant legal proceeding unfolded yesterday involving a Limerick man named John Reid, aged 32, from a reputedly affluent family. Reid faced charges of unlawfully possessing cocaine after being found unconscious at his hotel, suffering from the effects of cocaine and morphine. Reid’s… Read More

Limerick witnessed a sombre event as Timothy Daly, reportedly a farmer residing in the area for some time, tragically drowned in the Shannon River on Thursday night. Despite efforts to rescue him, Daly succumbed to the waters before assistance could reach him. The discovery of Daly’s body later on added… Read More

Limerick has recently experienced unwelcome incidents of theft during the past two days, casting a shadow over the racing events. Reports have surfaced regarding multiple instances of robberies occurring at the racecourse, leaving attendees feeling vulnerable and concerned. During the first day of the races, one gentleman fell victim to… Read More