Author: Gerard Hannan

In an astonishing turn of events, a shark was captured and on display at the Yarmouth Store in Limerick yesterday, sending shockwaves through the local community. The formidable creature, measuring an impressive eight and a half feet in length and weighing approximately three hundredweight, was reeled in by Captain Hargie,… Read More

In a delightful resurgence, Limerick lace has once again captured the imagination of fashion aficionados, finding favour on the bustling streets of London in the year 1915. This delicate and intricate lace, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, has emerged as a symbol of elegance and sophistication in the heart of… Read More

The passing of Mr Martin Leahy, J.P., at his residence in Ascot Terrace, Limerick, after a prolonged illness of several months, has deeply saddened the community. Mr Leahy was a well-respected figure in local circles, his name synonymous with dedication and service. A stalwart in municipal affairs, Mr Leahy served… Read More

In a recent gathering in the heart of Limerick, the Youth Merchants Association (Y.M.A.) convened under the watchful eye of Mr Archibald Murray, who presided over the meeting. The focus of discussion centered on the notable contribution of Limerick residents to the war effort. With a membership tallying at 403,… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, Sec.-Lieut. Cecil de Vere Pery, the youngest son of the Earl of Limerick, has tragically lost his life in the line of duty. Sec.-Lieut. Pery was killed in action in France, leaving behind a wave of mourning in the community. The news of his… Read More

The city of Limerick is in mourning following the tragic news of the death of Mr Richard Lunn, son of Mr R. Lunn of Wickham Street, Limerick. Mr Lunn met his untimely demise in action at the Dardanelles on the 6th of August. Mr Richard Lunn had ventured to Australia… Read More

Residents of Limerick are feeling the pinch as the cost of essential food items continues to climb, prompting worries about the strain on household budgets. As global inflationary pressures mount and supply chain disruptions persist, shoppers in Limerick are facing higher prices at local supermarkets and markets. In recent weeks,… Read More

The Limerick Board of Conservators recently convened at the The Courthouse, Glin, Thomas E. Pegum presiding over the triennial meeting. Representatives from various divisions, including the A. Flectorsi Division, No. 5 Limerick District, were present to elect members to key positions. Dr S. Pegum and Messrs. Walter E. Bartholomew Culligan,… Read More

The passing of Mr Michael Shine, a devoted advocate for Limerick’s cultural heritage and a steadfast supporter of Irish arts, has left a void in the community. With a career dedicated to nurturing local talent and preserving Limerick’s cultural identity, Shine’s influence resonates deeply across the city. Throughout his tenure,… Read More

In a poignant legal proceeding at the King’s Bench Division (Probate), a heart-wrenching saga unfolded concerning the estate of Teresa Feeley, a married woman from Limerick, who tragically perished alongside her husband in the sinking of the Lusitania. Mr Michael D. Cleary, father of the deceased, made an emotional plea… Read More

In a pivotal Budget meeting convened by the Limerick Chamber of Commerce yesterday, President Mr A. Murray presiding, a significant resolution was passed regarding the proposed taxation on increased trade income during the ongoing conflict. The resolution emphasised the potential unjust burden and hardship it could impose on certain traders,… Read More

The 224th anniversary of the Treaty of Limerick was observed with reverence as a wreath of laurel and ivy was tenderly placed upon the historic Treaty Stone, near Thomond Bridge in Limerick. The ceremony, attended by the President and members of the St. Michael’s Temperance Society, held particular significance as… Read More

In a twist reminiscent of a seafaring saga, Christian Duckmann, a sailor hailing from Germany, found himself back in the clutches of the law in Limerick. The Limerick Constabulary apprehended Duckmann on Friday night, charging him with desertion from the internment camp at Oldcastle, Co. Meath. Duckmann’s escapade began weeks… Read More

In the heart of Limerick, the annual general meeting of the Gaelic League witnessed fervent discussions on preserving Irish culture, with a particular emphasis on engaging the youth in linguistic revitalization efforts. Reverend James Hayes, the President of the League, championed the idea of encouraging boys and girls freshly out… Read More

A large crowd gathered in Pery Square, Limerick, on Saturday night for a meeting aimed at boosting recruitment efforts. The event, presided over by Honour County Court Judge Law-Smith, saw impassioned pleas for enlistment amidst the backdrop of ongoing conflict. Addressing the assembly, Judge Law-Smith, himself a Northerner, expressed pride… Read More

Amidst a gathering of clergy and worshippers, the inauguration of the new Catholic church in Murroe, Co. Limerick, unfolded in a solemn and grand ceremony yesterday. Led by the esteemed Most Reverend Dr Harty, the dedication of the sacred edifice was a momentous occasion for the community. The church, designed… Read More

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

In the heart of Limerick, a solemn air hangs heavy as news arrives of the demise of Mr George Lloyd, a brave soul who made the ultimate sacrifice near Ypres. The youngest son of Mr Thomas K. Lloyd, a respected figure in Heathfield, Kilmeedy, Mr George Lloyd’s journey from the… Read More

In a special meeting convened by the Limerick and District Journalists’ Association, a unanimous resolution was passed, expressing vehement opposition to recent governmental measures affecting the press. The resolution, adopted with resounding support, reflects the concerns of journalists and media professionals regarding the abolition of the half-penny postage and the… Read More

A gathering convened at Knocklong, County Limerick, on Sunday under the leadership of Mr John P. O’Connor, aimed at establishing the local branch of the United Irish League. Chaired by Mr John McGrath, the meeting saw a strong turnout as attendees gathered to discuss matters pertinent to their community and… Read More

The aftermath of a contentious performance in Limerick continues to reverberate through the city, igniting a heated debate within the local press and beyond. The controversial show, which was abruptly halted, has prompted questions not only about the nature of entertainment but also about the role of the media in… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a recent legal proceeding at the Limerick City Petty Sessions, Thomas Coiris, the master of the steamer “Poonass,” owned by the Limerick Steamship Company, found himself at the centre of a prosecution by the Customs and Excise authorities. The charge stemmed from an incident on June,… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In the hallowed halls of the House of Commons, amidst the resumption of parliamentary proceedings on the 14th of this month, a poignant absence was keenly felt. William Abraham, affectionately known as “Mourne Abraham,” had been a steadfast presence in the Assembly for over a quarter of… Read More

The eagerly awaited budget proposals have stirred a mixture of anticipation and concern among residents of Limerick, with particular focus on the impact of increased taxation. The announcement, which includes new levies on tea, tobacco, and sugar, is expected to weigh heavily on the working-class populace, raising fears of financial… Read More

In a poignant display of camaraderie and sacrifice, Sergeant P. J. Tierney of the 1st Battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers, has penned a touching letter to the father of Private P. O’Grady from Limerick. The letter, received amidst the sombre backdrop of war, reveals the gallant actions of the young soldier… Read More

During a recent reflection on wartime experiences, officers from various backgrounds paid homage to the unwavering bravery and dedication exhibited by Catholic chaplains, particularly highlighting the remarkable courage of Father Leighton, an Irish priest serving with the 13th Division. Described as one of the most heroic individuals witnessed amidst conflict,… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, Michael Ryan, a seaman employed by the Limerick Steamship Company, passed away at his residence in Limerick on Tuesday night after battling a prolonged illness. The middle-aged seaman had been a crew member aboard the company’s vessel, the Sinain, which found itself interned in… Read More

The historic port city of Limerick welcomed an unusual sight on Tuesday night as the collier, Inchbrayock, docked with two additional vessels in tow – lifeboats belonging to the torpedoed liner, Hesperian. The poignant arrival stirred conversations among locals and visitors alike, reflecting on the perils of the sea and… Read More

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

Two Limerick residents, Mr Parry A. Alexander and Sergeant Thomas Hogan, have been reported missing in action amidst their service in the ongoing conflict. Mr Parry A. Alexander, hailing from Roslyn, North Strand, Limerick, and son of Sir and Sirs James Alexander, was last known to be engaged in the… Read More

In a move to curb potential tax evasion and stabilize revenue streams, the government has enacted stringent measures impacting the customs and excise authorities, particularly concerning the payment of duties on various goods. Effective immediately in Dublin, officials are instructed to reject duty payments exceeding the average requirements of the… Read More

In a recent session at the Limerick Petty Sessions, a distressing incident came to light involving Bridget Madigan, the wife of a soldier, who was summoned for malicious destruction of furniture while under the influence of alcohol and attacking the owner, Kate Donovan. During the proceedings overseen by Mr J.… Read More

In a gathering reminiscent of solidarity and determination, representatives from various parishes in County Limerick convened on Sunday to reaffirm their commitment to peace and preparedness. The event, held in the presence of residents from Grange, Crecora, Mungret, Knockea, and other localities, saw a notable turnout, emphasising the community’s resolve.… Read More

Limerick is gearing up for a vibrant celebration as plans unfold for the upcoming Russian Flag Day on Saturday, September 18th. Despite challenges, including opposition from small Sinn Fein factions, the city is poised to showcase its unity and resilience. At a recent meeting held in the esteemed George Hotel,… Read More

In a groundbreaking move, Ireland is set to harness the power of its natural wonders to fuel an ambitious electricity scheme. The famous falls of Lough Erne at Belleek and the Shannon near Limerick are slated for utilization in this innovative project. A company has secured parliamentary powers to harness… Read More

In a contentious legal proceeding before Mr Justice Pim in the Probate and Matrimonial Division, the case of Healy v. Healy unveils a saga of marital discord centred in Co. Limerick. Mrs. Kathleen Healy, represented by Mr Hennig, K.C., instructed by Mr V. O’Donoghue, petitioned for pendente lite support in… Read More

A disturbance marred the tranquility of a theatre performance at the Rink Palace in Limerick on Tuesday, forcing the abandonment of the show. The incident occurred during the presentation by a visiting theatre company, who had recently arrived from Cork to entertain Limerick audiences. The play, which had been staged… Read More

The city of Limerick is in mourning following the tragic loss of Second Lieutenant George R. Bennett, of the 5th Battalion Connaught Rangers, who was killed in action at the Dardanelles on August 21st. Bennett, the son of the late Mr George W. Bennett of Milltown, Bruff, was the pride… Read More

In a fervently attended assembly of National Volunteers at Ballysimon, County Limerick, the spirit of unity and confidence soared as Alderman Joyce, MP, rallied support for Mr John Redmond and the Irish cause. As the Honorary Colonel of the Limerick City Regiment, Alderman Joyce’s impassioned address resonated with the gathered… Read More

Following his recent tour across the South, His Excellency, the Lord Lieutenant, penned a letter to Lord Dunraven, expressing profound gratitude for the hospitality extended during his stay in County Limerick. The missive, brimming with appreciation, highlights the enchanting allure and historical richness of Munster, coupled with the scenic splendor… Read More

The passing of James “Shawn Oge” Hanly has saddened fans of Limerick hurling across the nation. Renowned for his exceptional skills on the field, Shawn Oge left an indelible mark on the sport during his illustrious career. His contributions were pivotal in Kilfinane Emmet’s historic victories in both the All… Read More

An ancient bell, steeped in the history of Limerick, has discovered a new residence at the Carnegie Museum, Limerick. Weighing approximately a quarter ton, the bell boasts an inscription that reads: “GEO. ROCHE: PRAETOR: FUDIT: TOBIAS COVEY—1703” marking its significant antiquity and association with the city’s past. The bell, which… Read More

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

Captain James “Bertie” Eyre Massy, hailing from a well-known Limerick family, has taken on a significant role within the military hierarchy, being appointed as the commanding officer in the 5th Battalion. Massy’s lineage and military background underscore the rich heritage of service ingrained in the region. Having enlisted in the… Read More

In a significant gathering that captured the essence of local patriotism and political reinvigoration, Bruff, Co. Limerick hosted a large meeting of Nationalists. The event, aimed at reorganising the local branch of the United Irish League (U.I.L.), saw a formidable turnout, including key figures and political representatives. Mr MP.. O’Shaughnessy,… Read More

In a saddening turn of events, it was reported yesterday that Mr James Edward Quin, the eldest son of Mr James Quin, J.P., of Limerick, was killed in action at St. Julien on April 22nd last year. The news has reached his family and relatives, casting a shadow of grief… Read More

In a sombre revelation from Limerick, it has been confirmed that Lieutenant H. McCormack, a distinguished officer who dedicated several years to the clerical staff of the military branch in this historic city, was tragically killed during the conflict at Gallipoli on Saturday. McCormack, whose contributions extended beyond his military… Read More

In the heart of Ireland, nestled by the flowing Shannon, Limerick’s contribution to athletics has once again come to the forefront of sporting discussions. The city, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, has played a pivotal role in nurturing some of the greatest athletes Ireland has ever seen.… Read More

In a notable development, the Limerick Corporation has taken a firm stand against the Government’s decision to order the banishment of four Irishmen from their native country. The resolution was presented and marked as read during a meeting of the Enniscorthy District Council, held this Thursday, with Mr John Sumott,… Read More

In a remarkable display of community and grandeur, Adare Manor, under the auspices of the esteemed hosts, Lord and Lady Wimborne, was the scene of an exquisite garden party that brought together distinguished guests from across Limerick City and County. The event, marked by an air of anticipation amidst the… Read More

In a significant gathering at the City Hall, led by the Lord Mayor and supported by a coalition representing a broad spectrum of opinions in Dublin, a resolute protest was made against the unfair treatment of Irish citizens. The assembly, which included notable figures such as Alfred Byrne, James Higgins,… Read More

In a heart-rending development from Limerick, the community is coming to terms with the grievous news of the death of a young soldier, the only son of Mr P. Seel, a respected manager at the Limerick Clothing Factory. The War Office dispatched a telegram confirming the young man’s death at… Read More

In a heart-wrenching event that unfolded yesterday at the popular bathing spot near Seapoint Baths, tragedy struck the O’Connell family, resulting in the loss of young Kathleen O’Connell, aged 20 years. The O’Connell family, taking a respite at Blackrock, faced this sorrowful incident while on a visit to relatives at… Read More

In a sombre incident last week, Limerick Docks became the scene of a tragic accident resulting in the untimely death of a local seaman. Patrick Mahoney, a seasoned dockworker, met his demise while engaged in the unloading operations aboard the barque Clangalbraith. Mahoney, known among his peers for his diligent… Read More

In an impressive display of strength and skill, J. O’Grady of Caherconlish, County Limerick, came tantalisingly close to breaking world records in weight throwing at a recent athletic meeting. Despite the challenges posed by wet weather and spongy ground conditions, O’Grady showcased his extraordinary capabilities in the 28lb and 56lb… Read More

In a notable development that has captured the attention of Ireland, the dialogue between Mr John Redmond and the Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, Dr O’Dwyer, regarding the ongoing conflict, offers a glimpse into the differing perspectives on peace and war’s impact on Ireland. Mr Redmond’s response to Dr O’Dwyer’s… Read More

In a significant move to bolster the ranks of the new Army, Limerick has initiated the formation of a permanent district recruiting committee. The foundational meeting took place on Tuesday evening at Cruise’s Royal Hotel, under the chairmanship of Sir Alexander W. Shaw. The event saw a notable turnout, indicating… Read More

In a profound display of advocacy for peace amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the early 20th century, Bishop Edward Thomas O’Dwyer, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, penned an impassioned letter to John Redmond, a prominent Irish nationalist politician, on August 4th, 1911. The bishop’s letter, rooted in the values… Read More

In a recent turn of events that has caught the attention of law enforcement and the public alike, Alphonsus Bernard O’Reardon, a 25-year-old man originating from Limerick, was sentenced to three years’ penal servitude at the London Sessions. The charges against O’Reardon were serious, encompassing two counts of burglary and… Read More

In a significant turn of events, Mr T. M. Healy, H.C., MP.., has successfully championed the cause of the Irish, particularly highlighting the concerns of the County Limerick Blacksmiths’ Association. The issue at hand revolved around the proposed amendment to the Coal Act, which initially sought to exclude Ireland from… Read More

In a sombre announcement that has echoed across the community, Limerick bids farewell to one of its most venerable sons, Mr William Manahan, of Ballylanders, Co. Limerick. Mr Manahan, a prominent figure in the nationalist movement, passed away last Thursday, leaving behind a legacy interwoven with the history and aspirations… Read More

In a significant meeting held by the Young Ireland Branch in Limerick, chaired by Mr P. O’Flynn with a notably large attendance, the community expressed profound sorrow over the passing of Mr William Abraham, a revered figure amongst the Irish Nationalist movement. Mr J. P. led a resolution that captured… Read More

In a troubling turn of events last week, Limerick Docks became the scene of a violent disturbance involving crew members of the Allan Walde, an American schooner that had arrived in port on Tuesday carrying timber. The altercation resulted in injuries to two sailors, highlighting tensions and safety concerns at… Read More

In a heartfelt address at the Limerick Convention, Lord Emly, a staunch Home Ruler and respected figure within the Nationalist ranks, expressed unwavering support for Ireland as a nation and highlighted Limerick’s pivotal role in the Irish nationalist movement. His speech underscored the city’s historic commitment to the cause and… Read More

In a sorrowful occurrence at the Limerick docks, Patrick Mahon, a 56-year-old labourer, met with a fatal accident yesterday while engaged in his duties aboard the Clan Galbraith, a Norwegian ship. The incident, which has cast a shadow over the local community, involved Mr Mahon accidentally falling into the hold… Read More

The city of Limerick and Ireland as a whole mourn the loss of Mr William Abraham, MP.. for the Harbour Division of Dublin, who passed away yesterday at his residence in London. Mr Abraham, aged 73, succumbed to a severe bout of influenza, despite initial signs of recovery. His departure… Read More

In the heart of Ireland, the city of Limerick has always been a beacon of historical and cultural significance, a testament to its resilience and the pivotal role it plays in the nation’s narrative. This week, the city finds itself at the centre of remembrance and reflection as it bids… Read More

In the picturesque environs of Limerick, a historic event unfolded as the local council convened to extend a ceremonious gesture towards the Viceroy, marking a significant moment in the annals of the region’s illustrious relationship with the crown. The motion, spearheaded by Mr W.S. Gubbins, Jr., and seconded by Mr… Read More

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

In an era where the allure of distant shores and the promise of exotic locales beckon the intrepid traveller, the timeless charm of Limerick, with its rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty, presents an unparalleled destination for those in pursuit of both relaxation and adventure. Nestled on the… Read More

In a gathering marked by fervent calls for unity and determination, citizens of Limerick convened at the Royal Theatre on Henry Street to reaffirm their commitment to the cause of Home Rule. Led by Mr John Dillon, prominent figures and delegates from various branches of the United Irish League congregated… Read More

In a significant development, a new army recruitment drive is making waves in Limerick, attracting considerable attention and participation. Over eighty eager recruits have answered the call to serve, drawn from the ranks of the Limerick Young Men’s Association. At the helm of this initiative stands Mr J.E., holding the… Read More

Amidst the vibrant streets of Limerick, where the River Shannon winds its way through a tapestry of history and modernity, the echoes of political discourse reverberate with a resonance that transcends the cobblestone streets and bustling thoroughfares. Here, in the heart of Ireland’s Midwest, Mr Dillon’s recent speech has ignited… Read More

In a recent session at Limerick City Petty Sessions, John O’Leary, a former soldier, found himself facing charges for allegedly providing false information during his enlistment process on July 3rd. The accusation pertained specifically to his response to question 7 on the attestation form, where he indicated “Yes” after being… Read More

A tragic incident occurred in the provincial town of Limerick, where a young child named Margaret Lee, aged only two years, suffered fatal scalding from boiling water at her home in Pennywell. The unfortunate event took place on a Saturday evening, casting a shadow of sorrow over the community. Margaret… Read More

During the recent Limerick Guardians’ meeting, Mr P. Bourke brought to light a pressing concern plaguing the city – the plight of numerous destitute wives and families left behind as husbands venture to England to contribute to the munitions’ industry. Bourke’s statement underscored the harsh reality faced by many households… Read More

A public meeting convened by Lord Monteagle, advertised through flyers, gathered a substantial crowd in the vicinity of the O’Connell Monument at the Crescent. Mr James Flynn took the floor, addressing the assembled audience, with particular emphasis on the military contributions of O’Leary in Munster. Flynn stressed the repercussions of… Read More

In a dramatic turn of events at the Limerick Assizes, a verdict of not guilty was reached by the jury on Friday. The case revolved around Mary, who stood accused of the wilful murder of her husband, Thomas Cann, at Gortroe West, near Castletown Conyers, Co. Limerick, on April 22nd,… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – Amidst tales of opulence and mystery, the bankruptcy hearing of Mr Robert Nevins Marshall, a resident of Milltown, Bruff, has shed light on the intricate webs of wealth and inheritance tied to the city of Limerick. Mr Marshall, facing bankruptcy proceedings, appeared before Mr Justice Ross to… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, a resident of Castle Hewson, near Askeaton, finds himself at the centre of a criminal investigation. Mr Everard G. Howson has been arrested by local constables on grave charges stemming from an incident involving his servant, Ellen Costello. The arrest, which took place yesterday,… Read More

LIMERICK – Amidst eager anticipation, the city of Limerick played host to the arrival of the 3rd Battalion Dublin Fusiliers and representatives from the Central Recruiting Committee earlier today. Accompanying them was a dedicated recruiting motor car, intended to bolster enlistment efforts in the region. However, contrary to prior official… Read More

In a heartfelt display of royal appreciation, Mrs. M’Knight of 26 Upper Henry Street, Limerick, has been honoured with a letter from the Keeper of the Privy Purse at Buckingham Palace. Dated the 6th inst., the missive conveyed the King’s profound gratitude for the patriotic devotion exemplified by her seven… Read More

Lord Wimborne, the esteemed Lord Lieutenant, has recently taken up residence in County Limerick, marking a significant presence in the area. The decision to reside in Limerick for a period of two to three years demonstrates Lord Wimborne’s commitment to acquainting himself with the district and its inhabitants. The residence,… Read More

In a recent hearing at the Limerick County Assizes, presided over by Lord Justice Molony, Harry Simcox faced the consequences of his actions, pleading guilty to charges of forgery and uttering. The court’s decision was swift and decisive, with Simcox being sentenced to twelve months behind bars with hard labour.… Read More

In a harrowing account from the front lines of the Dardanelles, Lieutenant Frank Morrogh, of the Munster Fusiliers, son of the late Mr John Morrogh, MP.. for Cork County, has recounted a tale of immense bravery amidst the horrors of war. Dated 11th June, a letter penned by Lieutenant Morrogh… Read More

At the Limerick Court of Assizes, a significant trial unfolded yesterday under the scrutiny of Lord Justice Molony. The case centred around a sombre event involving the loss of life, as Denis Carroll found himself facing indictment on the grave charge of murdering his brother, Jas. Carroll. The incident occurred… Read More

Preparations are in full swing for the much-anticipated Convention of representatives from United Irish League branches in the City and County of Limerick. Scheduled to take place at the Town Hall on Saturday, July 24th, the event is expected to draw significant attention from locals and beyond. Mr John Dillon,… Read More

A Public Meeting held in Limerick’s Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday highlighted the community’s concern over the allocation of munitions manufacturing contracts. The meeting, attended by various representatives of local interests, aimed to address the need for the city’s factories to play a role in producing arms and munitions for… Read More

In a gathering convened last Thursday at Dromcollogher, the residents of Limerick Metro expressed their commitment to revitalising the local branch of the United Irish League (U.I.L.). Led by Mr John P. O’Connor, Organiser, and chaired by Mr Maurice R.D.C., the assembly demonstrated a resolute stance towards upholding the principles… Read More

Patrick Ryan of Pallasgreen, Co. Limerick, made waves in the world of athletics with his impressive performance at the Irish American Athletic Club in New York. Despite not officially breaking any records, Ryan’s feat of throwing the 16-pound hammer 191 feet 4 inches at Celtic Park on June 15 turned… Read More

The Rathkeale Municipal Authorities find themselves embroiled in a quandary concerning the proposed establishment of a dispensary in the town. The Rathkeale Guardians had applied for a certificate under the Dispensary Houses Act, which would enable them to secure a loan for the construction of said dispensary. However, their efforts… Read More

At a recent assembly of the Newcastle West District Council in Limerick, chaired by Mr T. Hurley, J.P., County Councillor, a significant resolution was tabled and passed amidst unanimous support from attending members. The resolution, proposed by Mr M. J. Geary and seconded by Mr Hassett, vehemently expresses the council’s… Read More

Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa, a prominent figure in Irish history and one of the last remaining links to the Fenian movement, has passed away at St. Vincent’s Hospital on Staten Island, New York. His death marks the end of an era, leaving behind a legacy deeply rooted in Ireland’s struggle for… Read More

Limerick Corporation expressed regret today over the resignation of their esteemed Law Adviser, Mr John Dundon, citing failing health as the primary reason for his departure. In response to this development, the corporation swiftly appointed Mr Dundon Jr. as his successor pro tempore, ensuring continuity in legal counsel provision. Tributes… Read More

A travelling pedlar, identified as Patrick Ryan of Co. Down, was apprehended by Constable Daniel Roche yesterday on allegations of larceny in Limerick. The arrest followed prompt action by Constable Roche upon receiving a telegram detailing the description of the suspect and the nature of the crime. The incident unfolded… Read More

In a noteworthy legal battle unfolding at the King’s Bench Division, a farmer hailing from the serene landscapes of Lotteragh, Co. Limerick, has launched a fervent plea for justice. Mr Callaghan, the plaintiff in this high-stakes case, is seeking redress for the alleged harm inflicted upon his lands, crops, and… Read More

In a recent legal dispute concerning land ownership in County Limerick, the High Court found itself embroiled in a complex case involving the eviction of tenants. The matter, which unfolded in the chambers of Justice Lard and Lord, pertained to the ejection of occupants from the estate of O. Hehir.… Read More

An unexpected incident unfolded at the Treaty Picture Theatre in Limerick last night, stirring a brief commotion among the audience. The cause? A small fire ignited in the basement due to the accidental ignition of papers, triggering alarms and prompting a precautionary evacuation. The proprietor swiftly intervened, urging patrons to… Read More

In a recent session of the King’s Bench Division, Mr Justice Piot presiding, a case of Littered and Nye v. Vincent unfolded, as Mr James Henry, instructed by Mr H. J. W. Dummy, LL.D., sought judgment on behalf of the plaintiffs, who are grocers and provision merchants. They aimed to… Read More

Nestled along the serene banks of the Shannon River, the city of Limerick stands as a testament to the intertwining of rich history and modern progress. With roots dating back to the ninth century, when it was founded by the Danes, Limerick has borne witness to some of the most… Read More