Limerick Archbishop Appeals for Relief Funds from America
In an extraordinary move reflecting the dire circumstances in Ireland following the recent rebellion, Archbishop E. J. Hanna of San Francisco issued a heartfelt appeal for funds to alleviate the “appalling misery” and destitution gripping the nation. The appeal, published in the San Francisco Examiner on the 18th, underscores the… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Passing of Former Mayor and Political Figure, John Daly
Limerick, Ireland – The city of Limerick was shrouded in sorrow yesterday as news spread of the passing of Mr John Daly, a prominent figure in both local politics and the broader Irish nationalist movement. Mr Daly, who served as Mayor of Limerick, succumbed to illness at his home, marking… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Passing of Irish Extremist John Daly: A Legacy of Controversy and Activism
LIMERICK – In a sombre turn of events, the city of Limerick bids farewell to one of its most contentious figures, Mr John Daly, whose life was marked by activism, controversy, and a relentless pursuit of Irish independence. Daly, a prominent Irish extremist, passed away this morning after battling a… Read More
Death of a Well-Known Fenian: John Daly’s Legacy in Limerick
In the early hours of yesterday morning, Limerick bid farewell to one of its most prominent sons, John Daly, a renowned figure in the Irish physical force movement and a stalwart member of the Fenian Brotherhood during its tumultuous existence. Daly, whose roots ran deep in the soil of Limerick,… Read More
Limerick Literature: A Tale of Wit and Charm in Lady Poore’s Recollections
Lady Poore, a scion of the distinguished literary lineage of Limerick, unveils the delightful tapestry of her experiences as an admiral’s wife in her latest work, “Recollections of an Admiral’s Wife.” Published by Smith, Elder & Co., the tome offers a vivid portrayal of Lady Poore’s encounters with an array… Read More
Limerick’s Coal Potential Discussed at County Agricultural Committee Meeting
In a recent gathering of the County Limerick Agricultural Committee, chaired by Lord Emly, the question of coal reserves within the region took centre stage. Attendees deliberated over the prospect of tapping into potential coal deposits, sparking discussions about the economic and industrial implications for the area. During the meeting,… Read More
“Exploring the Mythical Monsters of Ireland’s Rich Folklore”
Join us on a captivating journey through the ancient tales and legends of Ireland as we delve into the mysterious realm of mythical monsters that have long fascinated storytellers and historians alike. From fearsome beasts capable of slaying with a single glance to ethereal spirits haunting burial mounds, discover the… Read More
Exploring the Progressive Brehon Laws of Ancient Ireland: A Glimpse into Celtic Legal Traditions
Join us on a fascinating journey back in time as we delve into the progressive legal system of ancient Ireland, known as Brehon Law. In this video, we explore the unique aspects of Brehon Law, administered by Brehons who were successors to Celtic druids. Discover how Brehon Law was not… Read More
Limerick Unionist Alliance Committee Weighs In on Irish Question
In a statement issued today, the Limerick Unionist Alliance Committee expressed grave concerns regarding the ongoing negotiations surrounding the Irish question. Emphasizing the need for a thorough and considered approach, the committee warned against hastily reaching a settlement that could result in unsatisfactory outcomes for all parties involved. While the… Read More
Limerick Tragedy: Soldier’s Demise Deemed Suicide During Temporary Insanity
In a sombre verdict that has resonated deeply within the community, the Coroner’s jury in Limerick has concluded that Private Michael Ryan of the Royal Irish Regiment met his end through suicide while suffering from temporary insanity. The soldier, whose body was discovered in Dominick Street with a fatal wound… Read More