Fatal Confusion
Cappamore and the surrounding district lost a medical practitioner in early February 1900 when Dr...
Historical stories concerning notable, influential and memorable people connected with Limerick and Ireland between 1900 and 2000, including politicians, workers, clergy, artists, athletes, campaigners, business figures and local characters.
Cappamore and the surrounding district lost a medical practitioner in early February 1900 when Dr...
The Irish racing world received unexpected news in January 1900 when reports announced that Lord...
The legacy of the Parnell split continued to govern personal relationships within Irish nationalism nearly...
Mayor John Daly was returned unopposed when Limerick Corporation assembled for its quarterly election of...
Judge Richard Adams firmly resisted a proposal to double the number of annual Quarter Sessions...
The legacy of the Parnell split continued to shape personal rivalries within Irish nationalism nearly...
Tim Healy remained one of the most influential yet troublesome figures involved in the effort...
John Redmond emerged during the closing days of January as the principal compromise candidate to...
Sergeant James Pearson, an Irish-born recipient of the Victoria Cross, died at Poonamallee near Madras...
Lieutenant-Colonel Abraham Boulger, one of Ireland’s earliest recipients of the Victoria Cross, died at Moate,...
Edmond Henry Pery returned from a prolonged Grand Tour determined to convert education, family connection...
The Hartstonge and Pery families became closely bound through two marriages that brought together political...
William Cecil Pery’s choice of “Mallow” as the territorial designation of his barony appears to...
Edmond Sexten Pery retired as Speaker of the Irish House of Commons in 1785 after...
Edmond Pery successfully asserted a remarkable inherited privilege in 1677 when he claimed two votes...
The landed inheritance that later sustained the Pery family’s influence in Limerick was assembled through...
Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw, physician, public-health reformer and former registrar-general for Ireland, died at his residence...
Maurice Joseph MacGonigal was born in Ranelagh, Dublin, on 22 January 1900, the only son...
Séamus “Clan” Clandillon was born near Gort, County Galway, on 6 June 1878 into a...
Joseph Francis Devlin, later known throughout international badminton as Frank Devlin, was born at 11...
William Larminie, poet, scholar and collector of traditional Irish stories, died from pneumonia at his...
Harry Aaron Kernoff was born in London on 9 January 1900 into a Jewish family...
The Reverend Robert King, clergyman, teacher and respected historian of the Irish church, died on...
Queen Victoria has taken up residence at the Viceregal Lodge in Phoenix Park following her...
Large crowds have lined the route of Queen Victoria’s procession from Kingstown towards Dublin, creating...
Queen Victoria arrived at Kingstown today for what would prove to be her final visit...
George Wyndham has been appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland in succession to Gerald Balfour, placing...
The opening of the new Parliament has confirmed that Home Rule remains outside the immediate...
The completion of the general election has shown that the reunion of Irish parliamentary nationalism...
The Irish Unionist Alliance has retained eighteen of Ireland’s 103 Westminster seats as the general...
John Redmond has retained Waterford City in the general election, reinforcing his authority as chairman...
The reunited Irish Parliamentary Party has emerged from the general election holding seventy-seven of Ireland’s...
Electors in Limerick City are voting today as the United Kingdom general election continues across...
Irish volunteers are continuing to fight beside the Boer commandos in South Africa, creating a...
Pro-Boer feeling is giving renewed confidence to younger Irish nationalists who have grown dissatisfied with...
William O’Brien has emerged as the chief organiser behind the renewed strength of constitutional nationalism,...
News of the reunion of the Irish Parliamentary Party has been received with keen interest...