Category: Limerick Gazette

In a significant legal development at Nisi Prius No. 2, the courthouse in Limerick, a slander case that gripped the local community has been settled. The case, which unfolded before Mr Justice O’Reilly, involved a breach of reputation claim brought by Thomas English of County Limerick against Michael Corrigan, a… Read More

In a dramatic courtroom scene at Nisi Prius No. 2 today, an elderly farmer, Jeremiah Cahill, found himself at the centre of a legal battle as he faced accusations of firing a shotgun at a group of youths. The incident, which took place in the quiet village of Rathjordan, Co.… Read More

In a fervent response to the growing political tensions surrounding the question of Home Rule, the Oola Division in Co. Limerick of the Irish Volunteers has taken significant strides, appointing two experienced drill instructors who have previously served in active duty. The company, already formed, is set to meet on… Read More

In a surprising revelation in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr Joyce, the Vice-President of the Department of Agriculture, faced a question that has sparked widespread discussion and debate – the astonishing absence of foot-and-mouth disease in the city and county of Limerick for the past 34 years. As inquiries… Read More

In a dramatic legal showdown at the King’s Bench Division today, the esteemed Mr Justice Molony presided over a case that has gripped the public’s attention. The proceedings involve a high-stakes lawsuit where Miss Johanna Lynch, hailing from Bridge Street, Newcastle West, Co. Limerick, accuses Mr John Bennett of Graigacurra,… Read More

The peaceful town of Gortroe in County Limerick has been thrust into the spotlight with the shocking demise of a local farmer, Thomas McCann, and the subsequent arrest of his wife and son. The mysterious circumstances surrounding McCann’s death have left the community in a state of disbelief and intrigue.… Read More

In a heart-wrenching incident, the Limerick Constabulary reported a death from sunstroke today, casting a sombre shadow over the Thomondgate district. The victim, a mere child named Tobin, aged 3, succumbed to the relentless heat that gripped the city this afternoon. The tragic event unfolded as the young boy, eager… Read More

In a ceremony marking the commencement of the Quarter Sessions for the West Division of Limerick, County Court Judge Law Smith was presented with a pair of white gloves, symbolizing the absence of criminal cases for trial. The event unfolded at Rathkeale, where Judge Smith expressed his gratitude for the… Read More

In a resounding display of solidarity, the Board of Guardians convened at their fortnightly meeting, addressing the recent controversy surrounding a resolution that had sparked debates and divisions among its members. The resolution in question, previously adopted on April 1st, had purportedly created confusion and disagreements within the board, leading… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, a daring highway robbery that unfolded weeks ago in County Limerick has taken an unexpected twist. The missing mail bag, containing both letters and pension money, was found meticulously hidden in a ditch near Barna, three miles from Newcastle West. The incident dates back… Read More

In a dramatic turn of events, a passenger is taking legal action against the Great Southern and Western Railway Co. for alleged misconduct during a routine train journey. The incident unfolded during a trip from Clonmel to Emly, bringing to light accusations of slander, assault, and false imprisonment. The plaintiff,… Read More

In a heated session at the Limerick Board of Guardians, tensions flared as members grappled with the controversial Sinn Féin resolution, exposing deep-seated divisions and conflicting loyalties within the community. The meeting, chaired by Mr Robert Frost, took an unexpected turn as the resolution, initially embraced by the majority just… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, Rathkeale witnessed a violent altercation yesterday evening, resulting in the shooting of Michael O’Grady, a farmer, and Thomas Sheehy, a labourer. The alleged assailant, Patrick Hogan, surrendered himself to the police, initiating an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the dispute. The incident unfolded in… Read More

LIMERICK, Saturday – The Limerick No. 2 Rural District Council convened today to address the severe difficulties faced by the local farming community due to the sudden closure of the Limerick port for cattle shipments. Mr W. Keane, the Chairman, spoke passionately about the hardships inflicted on farmers and the… Read More

In a resounding display of unity and steadfast commitment to the Irish cause, the West Limerick United Irish League has expressed wholehearted approval and unwavering support for Mr Redmond and the Irish Party in the face of a challenging political landscape. The resolutions passed at the annual meeting on March… Read More

In a valiant effort to defend the cultural integrity of the Emerald Isle, a literary hero named Limerick has emerged to combat the pervasive influence of foreign literature, particularly from England. Ireland, grappling with the looming spectre of imported weekly and monthly periodicals, now stands at the forefront of a… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, the tranquil Newcastle-West district found itself at the centre of a small-scale sensation today as news spread of a daring highway robbery near Monegay. The incident unfolded early this morning, sending ripples of concern through the community and leaving authorities scrambling for clues. The… Read More

In a fervent session on Thursday night, the Limerick Corporation grappled with two resolutions pertaining to the contentious Home Rule Bill, highlighting the deep-seated divisions within the political landscape of Ireland. The deliberations revolved around crucial issues, including the inclusion of Ulster in the proposed legislation and the overarching implications… Read More

In the annals of Irish history, few episodes are as dramatic and ill-fated as the expedition led by Theobald Wolfe Tone in the waning days of 1796. The ambitious plan to liberate Ireland from centuries of oppression and tyranny faced insurmountable challenges, culminating in a stormy Christmas and a retreat… Read More

In a bid to reshape the cityscape and contribute to its commercial vibrancy, Messrs. Goodbody are seeking approval from the Corporation to construct a new store on the left side of Dock Road. The ambitious project, estimated to cost between eight and ten thousand pounds, hinges on the willingness of… Read More

In a city gripped by industrial turmoil, the labour strike at Méssrs. Boyd’s has entered a new phase of contention, with the prospects of a resolution appearing increasingly distant. The ongoing dispute, which has already captured the attention of the public, took a legal turn at the Petty Sessions yesterday… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – The chambers of the Limerick Corporation were filled with heated debates and passionate discussions on Thursday night as councillors grappled with two resolutions received from the Cork Borough Council. The focus of the discussions revolved around the contentious issue of the exclusion of Ulster, a topic that… Read More

MUNSTER – A pall of sorrow has descended upon the vibrant city of Limerick as news of the tragic drowning of William Dorman, a talented musician, echoes through the community. The lifeless body of the young man, identified as Wm. Dorman, was discovered on Saturday near the quays at Limerick,… Read More

In a dramatic legal confrontation at the Chancery Division today, the Master of the Rolls presided over the case of Molony v. Molony. The courtroom witnessed intense arguments as Mr Carrigan, K.C., accompanied by Mr P. Kelly, representing the defendant, Daniel Molony, sought an order to increase the security for… Read More

In a poignant ceremony marked by profound reverence, the funeral of Sister Mary Alaocque (Connolly), Superioress of St. Michael’s Hospital, unfolded with solemnity and respect. The devout congregation gathered to pay their final respects to a woman whose life was devoted to the service of the Sisters of Mercy Order.… Read More

Lord Monteagle Sued in Rare Appearance at Foynes Petty Sessions In a surprising turn of events, local peer Lord Monteagle found himself in an unfamiliar role as the defendant at the Foynes Petty Sessions this week. The issue at hand revolved around the ownership of fishery weirs at Mount Trenchard… Read More

In a rare and commendable event, the High Sheriff, Mr Stephen O’Mara, took centre stage at the Quarter Sessions yesterday to present a symbolic pair of white gloves to County Court Judge Law Smith. The absence of any criminal cases from the city marked a peculiar but heartening session, allowing… Read More

In a significant departure from a longstanding tradition, the responsibility of collecting rate warrants, issued by magistrates, will no longer rest on the shoulders of the local police force. Instead, the task will be entrusted to Sub-Sheriff Ald. Prendergast, marking a substantial shift in the dynamics of municipal debt recovery.… Read More

Legal Sparring Erupts between Solicitor and Magistrate in Limerick Petty Sessions Court In an unexpected turn of events, the usually uneventful Limerick Petty Sessions Court became the stage for a heated exchange between legal practitioners and the Resident Magistrate, Mr O’Reilly, over the jurisdiction to try a case of alleged… Read More

In a bid to foster greater understanding and collabouration between employers and workers, the United Trades and Labour Council in Limerick has embarked on a commendable initiative to establish a Conciliation Board. Recognizing the need for a forum to address grievances and prevent hasty strikes, this move has garnered praise… Read More

In a welcome development for the city of Limerick, the Corporation announced today that it has received an additional grant of £200 under the Unemployment Act. This timely infusion of funds comes as a much-needed boon to the local economy, grappling with a noticeable dearth of employment opportunities at present.… Read More

In an unprecedented display of unity and dissent, Sinn Feiners and the Limerick Council have raised their voices against the proposed partition of Ulster, casting a shadow over the fate of the Home Rule Bill. The fervent gathering in Dublin, presided over by Mr Arthur Griffith, unfolded as a platform… Read More

In a recent gathering at the Limerick Harbour Board, a controversial statement made by a visiting delegate, F. Haworth, has ignited a heated debate over the alleged state of fear among Protestants in the city. The remarks, published in a Scottish newspaper, claimed that the Protestant population in Limerick was… Read More

In a fiery epistle signed “Toleration,” a concerned citizen has thrust the Mayor of Limerick into the midst of a contentious debate over the essence of religious tolerance, unravelling a complex tapestry of interfaith dynamics in the city. The fervent letter, published recently, delves into the controversial demand made by… Read More

The Spring Assizes at the County Limerick Courthouse took a grim turn as Mr Justice Dodd presided over a series of criminal cases, ranging from malicious woundings to thefts and an alleged agrarian dispute. The proceedings shed light on the rising violence in the region, with citizens appearing in court… Read More

In a gathering of solidarity and reflection, Mr Archibald Murray recently presided over a crucial meeting of the Limerick Protestant Aid Society. The air in the room was marked by a blend of sorrow and determination as the Committee took stock of the challenges faced and victories achieved in the… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – A recent meeting of the Limerick Cooperation, held under the presiding authority of Mayor Alderman, has brought to light deep-seated concerns regarding nationalist intolerance and covert threats to Unionists in the region. Councillor M., addressing the gathering, sought permission to make a personal statement, expressing regret over… Read More

Cannock and Co., Ltd., a stalwart in the business landscape of Limerick, recently marked its 37th annual general meeting with a sense of accomplishment and optimism. The meeting, held at the company’s headquarters in the heart of Limerick, saw the presence of shareholders, directors, and key figures in the business… Read More

In a display of civic camaraderie, the newly-elected High Sheriff of Limerick, Mr Stephen O’Mara, played host to a distinguished gathering at a sumptuous dinner. The event, attended by the Mayor, members of the Corporation, and key city officers, showcased the unity and collabourative spirit that defines the historic city.… Read More

In a heated session at the Limerick Harbour Board meeting today, Mayor Alderman P. O’Flanagan addressed a matter of utmost importance, shedding light on recent allegations concerning religious tensions in the city. The Mayor responded to claims made by a deputation from Ayrshire, Scotland, who asserted that Protestants in Limerick… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, the picturesque landscape of Co. Limerick is cast in a shadow of mourning as the community grapples with the sudden and sad demise of a beloved farmer, Mr Thomas McCarthy, hailing from Herbertstown. The quaint town of Herbertstown in County Limerick is now a… Read More

In the heart of Kilmallock, a peculiar and somewhat comical situation has unfolded, bringing a blend of local rivalry, social intrigue, and the unexpected collision of two seemingly disparate entities – a Camogie Club and the local branch of the Gaelic League. The tale begins with the formation of the… Read More

In a remarkable display of dedication and advocacy, the Munster Women’s Franchise League’s Limerick branch marked its first year with a resounding success, as detailed in the recently released First Annual Report. Since its formation on January 30th, 19,3, the branch has actively engaged in various initiatives and meetings, contributing… Read More

Petty Sessions Address Cases Arising from Conflict at Boyd’s Oil and Colour Merchants In a recent turn of events, the ongoing dispute at Messrs. Boyd’s, the oil and colour merchants in Limerick, has taken a legal turn as several cases were heard at the Petty Sessions yesterday. The conflict has… Read More

Mr Davidson, a Protestant, Defies Odds in Co. Limerick Council Election In a remarkable display of tolerance and unity, a Belfast man, Mr Davidson, has been elected as the surveyor for one of the divisions of Co. Limerick by the County Council. This appointment comes against the backdrop of a… Read More

West of Ireland, Including Galway and Limerick, Battered by Violent Storms In a series of tumultuous events, the West of Ireland, particularly Galway and Limerick, found itself in the grip of severe weather over the past few days. The onslaught included a violent south-westerly gale in Galway, leaving a trail… Read More

In a surprising turn of events, a 17-year-old labourer from Limerick City, Joseph Thompson, found himself in the spotlight as he faced charges of alleged larceny. Thompson appeared before Mr McInerney at the Northern Police Court, where Detectives Grace and Cummins presented evidence accusing him of stealing a lady’s Raleigh… Read More

In a landmark decision, the Court of Appeal in London has ruled in favour of the relatives of four Irish emigrants who perished in the tragic Titanic disaster. The Oceanic Navigation Company Ltd., the entity operating the ill-fated liner, faced appeals under Lord Campbell’s Act, with the plaintiffs hailing from… Read More

“The looming spectre of civil war emerged as a focal point“ In a powerful display of solidarity, the city of Limerick resounded with the fervent calls for Home Rule as prominent Irish Members of Parliament, including Messrs. Lundon, O’Shaughnessy, and Hazelton MP..S, took centre stage at a demonstration held yesterday.… Read More

In the heart of Ireland, nestled along the Shannon River, lies the captivating Carrigogunnell, a castle steeped in history and shrouded in myth. The very name itself, Carrigogunnell, is said to signify the “candle rock,” or Carraig-Na-gcoinneell in Irish. As the sun sets over this timeless landmark, whispers of a… Read More

In a courtroom drama that unfolded today at the Probate and Matrimonial Division, Mr Justice Madden presided over the case of Finn v. Finn. The petitioner, Mrs. Catherine Finn, hailing from Clarina, Co. Limerick, sought alimony pendente lite as part of her quest for a divorce a mensa et thora… Read More

In a captivating legal battle surrounding the late Lieutenant Arthur, a promising aviator who tragically met his end at Montrose, a probate suit has been concluded, shedding light on a romantic attachment that captured the headlines. The case, heard before Mr Justice Kenny, featured Mr Thomas George Gabbett Studdert and… Read More

In a public meeting held yesterday afternoon in Limerick, supporters of the Irish language movement gathered to discuss the progress and strategies employed by the league. The meeting, fronted by Bishop O’Dwyer, saw a passionate discussion on the importance of the movement but also raised questions about the efficacy of… Read More

In a world where misinformation can spread like wildfire, one man from Limerick has taken a stand to set the record straight. Mr Ernest Browne, a proud Limerick native and a Protestant land agent, has refuted a recent claim in a Dublin Tory newspaper that alleged intolerance among the Catholics… Read More

In a courtroom drama at the King’s Bench No. 2 court today, Justice Molony delivered a decisive judgment in the sequel to a 1902 motor accident case. The dispute, featuring F. J. Cleeve as the appellant and Catherine Rothwell as the respondent, centred around damages sought by Mr E. J.… Read More

In a startling incident that unfolded on Tuesday night, a series of gas explosions rattled Wickham Street, causing panic among residents and leaving the community on edge. The explosions occurred around 8 o’clock, with brief intervals between the blasts, shaking the tranquillity of the neighbourhood. The affected street, which had… Read More

In a recent courtroom drama at Limerick, the case of Raleigh v. Flynn unfolded before the watchful eyes of Mr Justice Dodd and a city common jury. The legal tussle involved Patrick Raleigh, a prominent builder in Limerick, who sought to recover £479 12s 6d from Michael Flynn, a fellow… Read More

In a historic turn of events, the city of Limerick has taken centre stage in the growing wave of the Volunteers’ movement, marking a significant milestone with the formation of the First Limerick Regiment. The atmosphere in the city is one of enthusiasm and determination, as over 1,000 men joined… Read More

In a fervent display of unity and determination, the Mayor of Limerick, Alderman P. O’Donovan, presided over a packed Athenaeum on Sunday night. The enthusiastic gathering witnessed speeches passionately advocating for the Irish National Volunteer movement, with over 1,000 men pledging their support. The Mayor, while cautiously emphasizing the need… Read More

WENGEN, Thursday — In a daring display of mountaineering prowess, the Honourable Edmund C. Pery, brother of the Earl of Limerick, alongside companions Messrs. Thornton, Slawey and de Pruton, successfully ascended the formidable Jungfrau in brilliant weather conditions. This remarkable feat marks a testament to their adventurous spirit and skilful… Read More

In a scandalous legal battle that unfolded in the Probate Court today, a dentist from Birr, William Henderson, secured a victory against Marcus L. Jaffe, a prominent dentist from 19 Upper Mallow Street, Limerick. The case revolved around allegations of criminal conversation with Henderson’s wife, leading to a jury awarding… Read More

Limerick, Thursday – The Probate Court in Limerick has become the stage for a gripping legal drama as the case of Henderson v. Jaffe unfolds, centred around allegations of criminal conversation. William Henderson, a dentist from Birr, is seeking £500 in damages against Mr Jaffe, a fellow dentist from Limerick,… Read More

Limerick, Wednesday – Last night, the serene streets of Limerick were marred by a harrowing incident, as fire engulfed the top rooms of a four-storey house on Patrick Street. The focal point of this heartbreaking event was Miss Heriott Norman, a 74-year-old music teacher whose life was tragically claimed by… Read More

In a sensational trial at the Probate Court in Limerick, a case of alleged adultery has taken a dramatic turn, featuring accusations, physical altercations, and a web of intrigue. The case of Henderson vs. Jaffe unfolded before Mr Justice Molony and a city common jury, with William Henderson of Limerick… Read More

In a dramatic turn of events at the Nisi Prius Court No. 1, a legal battle unfolded today as William Henderson, a dentist from Birr, took legal action against Marcus L. Jaffe, a dentist based in Limerick. The case, presided over by Mr Justice Molony and a city common jury,… Read More

In a quaint corner of Ireland, the echoes of a recent Children’s Fancy Dress Ball in Limerick have reverberated far beyond the city limits, prompting a passionate protest against what some see as the rampant Anglicisation of Irish traditions. A concerned Irishman, currently residing near Liverpool, took it upon himself… Read More

In a jubilant celebration that echoes across the historic town of Thurles, the Most Rev. Dr John Harty, a son of County Limerick, is set to be consecrated as the new Archbishop of Cashel. The atmosphere is electric as Thurles prepares for the grand ceremony tomorrow, marking the ascension of… Read More

Last evening, a fierce fire erupted at the corn stores of the well-known establishment, Messrs. Bannatyne & Co., located at Mount Kennett in Limerick. The blaze, which ravaged the premises, resulted in significant damages estimated at several thousands of pounds. The quick response of both the local Corporation and military… Read More

Dublin, Ireland – In a sombre afternoon at St. Saviour’s Priory, Dublin, the Irish Dominican community bids farewell to one of its longest-serving members, Very Rev. Joseph Dominic Fitzgibbon. His death marks the end of a distinguished journey that began in Limerick and spanned over decades of devoted service to… Read More

In a recent case heard at the Limerick Quarter Sessions, a motorist, William Herriott, found himself facing legal action and a substantial penalty after a collision with a cyclist resulted in damages to a bicycle and personal injuries to the rider. The plaintiff in this case was Sergeant O’Grady from… Read More

LIMERICK, Saturday – In the early hours of this morning, a sombre incident unfolded near Bridge, Limerick, as the night watchman on duty made a horrifying discovery. The tranquillity of the night was shattered when the vigilant guard heard a splash in the river and desperate cries for help. Rushing… Read More

Today marks a significant milestone in the literary history of Limerick as the city celebrates the centenary of the birth of Aubrey Thomas De Vere, a distinguished poet, critic, and essayist. Born at the ancestral Curragh Chase mansion in County Limerick exactly one hundred years ago, De Vere’s legacy resonates… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a sombre courtroom in Limerick, Coroner Barre presided over an inquest into the tragic death of James Conlan, a 28-year-old fireman from the G.S. and N. Railway. Conlan lost his life due to injuries sustained in the Birdhill railway accident that occurred last Thursday, sending shockwaves… Read More

In the world of Irish folk music, the late Dr P. W. Joyce stands as a towering figure whose life’s work has left an indelible mark on the nation’s musical heritage. Often compared to Gladstone’s linguistic pursuits, Dr Joyce’s dedication to preserving and cataloguing “Old Irish Folk Songs and Airs”… Read More

A sombre air hangs over Limerick as a fatal train accident unfolded yesterday evening on the Great Southern and Western Railway between Birdhill and Killaloe. The incident claimed the life of a young fireman, John Conlan, who succumbed to severe scalding injuries sustained during the tragic event. The ill-fated train,… Read More

The Volunteer movement in Ireland continues its steady progress, with reports pouring in daily to the Provisional Committee from various corners of the country. The enthusiasm surrounding this movement is palpable, as evidenced by recent developments in Granard and Gorey. In both locales, meetings were convened this week, drawing substantial… Read More

In a recent legal development in Limerick, a case involving a Medical Officer from Shannon Medical Center has taken centre stage in the local courts. The proceedings unfolded at the Limerick Circuit Court, where the medical professional, identified as Dr J. P. McNamara, faces a legal challenge. The plaintiff, Margaret… Read More

An unexpected turn of events unfolded at the Limerick Board of Guardians, as a motion to rescind a resolution stirred heated debates among members. The motion, proposed by Mr J. Quilligan, aimed to withdraw a resolution requesting the Local Government Board (L.G.B.) to extend the time for paying Dr Brennan… Read More

The city of Limerick is sombre as it mourns the loss of one of its distinguished sons, Dr Patrick Weston Joyce, M.A. The eminent educationist, whose illustrious career spanned various facets of education, music, and literature, breathed his last at the age of 87 in his residence at 18 Leinster… Read More

In a recent session at the Limerick Courts, a case of malicious injury claims took centre stage as Mr Daniel Maloney appeared before Judge Smith. The proceedings revolved around the alleged malicious burning of tons of hay at Pallasgreen on the night of the 17th last month. During the hearing,… Read More

In the heart of Limerick, political tides have shifted as Ald. Joyce, MP.., D. McNeice, and P. McDonagh secure victories in their respective wards. The bustling scene unfolded at the Limerick Municipal Offices, where their triumphs were officially declared. Among the upcoming battles in the political arena is a notable… Read More

In a recent gathering of the Limerick No. 1 District Council, a significant motion was put forth, expressing warm congratulations. Mr Rahilly, during the assembly, proposed a motion that resonated with anticipation for the enactment of the Home Rule Bill. The motion, looking ahead with intense interest and national pride,… Read More

In a venerable display of tradition, the Limerick Quarter Sessions recently observed a time-honoured ceremony that has left an indelible mark on the city’s legal landscape. The courtrooms, where matters of justice are deliberated, played host to the distinguished presence of His Honor, Dr C. McDonnell. This occasion saw the… Read More

In a commendable display of unity, the professional and commercial classes of Limerick convened at the Royal Hotel for a banquet on Thursday evening. The esteemed event, a tribute to the incumbent Mayor, Alderman O’Donovan, attracted a company of approximately 150 individuals. Presiding over the gathering, Mr Stephen O’Mara set… Read More

In a recent incident at the Waterford port, customs authorities are maintaining a vigilant stance against the importation of arms and ammunition. Two rifles, purportedly originating from Manchester and destined for an individual in Limerick, were intercepted at the Great Southern and Western Railway Station. The rifles, described as being… Read More

In the annals of Irish history, the city of Limerick stands as a testament to resilience and sacrifice, particularly during a pivotal moment of its past – a siege that unfolded with unexpected ferocity. The breach in the town’s defences marked a critical juncture where Irish forces, led by the… Read More

In a recent issue of The Lady of the House, the spotlight turned to the noteworthy endeavours of Miss M. Emerson and Miss Frances Trayner, igniting contemplation on the potential replication of their success by women residing in Ireland. The focus leans towards the co-operative approach, a strategy that could… Read More

In a legal proceeding today at the King’s Bench Division before Mr Justice Boyd, the spotlight turned to a motor collision involving a lady cyclist and a doctor, Dr McNamara, hailing from Springfield, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick. The case, Kearney v. McNamara, unfolded as Mr T. Sullivan, representing Dr McNamara, sought… Read More

In a sombre turn of events near Limerick, a coroner’s jury at O’Brien’s Bridge has returned an indictment surrounding the peculiar demise of Mrs. Ryan. The unfortunate incident has led to the arrest of her husband, Mr John Ryan, the proprietor of a local inn. The jury declared that Mrs.… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, the quiet town of O’Brien’s Bridge, nestled in County Limerick, is grappling with the arrest of Mr John Ryan, the Rural District Councillor for the area. The charge against him is the grave accusation of murdering his wife. The community, known for its close-knit… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a recent lecture held by the National Literary Society, the life of Isaac Butt, an Irish patriot, was revisited, shedding light on the man’s intricate journey from his birth in 1813 in Co. Donegal, to his role as a prominent figure in Irish politics. The lecture,… Read More

In a pivotal session on Thursday night, the Limerick Corporation found itself embroiled in a heated debate over the legality of a proposed salary increase for Mr Fitzgerald, the Gas Committee secretary. The crux of the matter revolved around whether the Gas Committee members were justified in approving a £25… Read More

The Connaught Winter Assizes drew to a close this evening with a record-low calendar, boasting approximately 28 cases, few of which could be deemed of a serious nature. The proceedings were marked by the Lord Chief Baron’s singular judicial regret, focusing on the conditions prevailing in the West and the… Read More

In recent days, a notable development has emerged in Limerick, as a proactive initiative to establish the National Volunteer movement gains momentum. Spearheading this effort is Mr O’Shaughnessy, a dedicated and patriotic individual deeply intertwined with both the industrial and political fabric of the city. Mr O’Shaughnessy has taken on… Read More

In a legal showdown before the Chancery Division, the case of Chas. O’Shaughnessy versus the Ardagh Co-operative Dairy Society, Ltd., unfolded today. Charles O’Shaughnessy, a farmer from Ballynacally, Co. Limerick, alleges damage caused by the discharge of foul and noxious matter from the defendant’s creamery into a stream traversing his… Read More

In a decisive demonstration held in Limerick yesterday, approximately 4,081 individuals gathered to voice their strong opposition to the influx of unwholesome literature into the city. The event, presided over by the Mayor, saw enthusiastic participation, with notable figures such as Mr Moran, a solicitor, representing the sentiments of the… Read More

In a momentous turn of events, reminiscent of Ireland’s storied past, young men across the nation find themselves presented with a unique opportunity – the revival of national regiments, a practice last witnessed in 1781. This revival marks a significant chapter in the history of Irish nationalism, echoing the spirit… Read More

In the heart of Limerick City and county, a notable development is on the horizon as discussions about establishing a brigade in connection with the Nationalist Volunteer movement gain momentum. Although no concrete action has been taken as of now, there is a palpable anticipation that the initiation of this… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, Limerick mourns the passing of Mr William K. Counihan, a respected solicitor, whose demise occurred yesterday morning. Mr Counihan, aged around sixty, had been ailing for several weeks before succumbing to his illness. The late solicitor was the fourth son of the late Mr… Read More

Renowned Irish literary figure Alfred Perceval Graves, a prominent personality in the realm of Irish literature, continues to leave an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. Born in Dublin on July 22, 1848, Graves has carved a distinguished path through his multifaceted contributions, earning recognition not only for his lyrical… Read More