In a courtroom drama reminiscent of a limerick’s twist, today in the King’s Bench Division, before Mr Justice Gibson, the case of Mullock and Sops v. A. Moorehead unfolded. The plaintiffs sought recourse against the defendant, a coal dealer, through an application for an order mandating instalment payments to settle… Read More

In a recent assembly of the Limerick Board, chaired by Mr R. Frost, a robust discourse ensued concerning statements attributed to Dr O’Dwyer and the clergy. The gathering reflected a resolute stance, asserting that certain matters should not be misconstrued as an affront to loyalty, emphasizing the readiness of Ireland’s… Read More

In a poignant correspondence addressing the crucial issue of partition and the dire need for freedom of discussion, the Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, has penned a letter directed towards Trade Unionists and their stance on the matter. The letter, signed by the bishop, comes… Read More

In a recent session at the Limerick Petty Sessions, five individuals found themselves summoned under the Defence of the Realm Act for breaching regulations regarding the pricing of essential food items. The charges stemmed from an incident on the 20th of last month, where the defendants were accused of demanding… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – Tensions escalated in Limerick as Sinn Féin supporters gathered to celebrate the election victory of Mr McGuinness. What began as a jubilant procession in the city quickly turned chaotic, with scenes reminiscent of a bygone era of political fervour. A procession formed, featuring a black wood coffin… Read More

In a courtroom drama reminiscent of a gripping saga, Michael Coffey, a farmer hailing from Garrymorroughen, Co. Limerick, emerged victorious in a legal battle against John Walsh of Carhue, Co. Limerick. The proceedings, which unfolded at Nisi Prius on Tuesday under the watchful eye of Mr Justice Gibson and a… Read More

In a gripping turn of events reminiscent of a mystery novel, Catherine Cody of Coolrea, Mountraith, Queen’s County, found herself at the centre of a larceny case during the recent New Pallas Petty Session. The charge? Theft of male wearing apparel, belonging to Mr O’Neill, a school teacher from Oola,… Read More

In the ongoing saga surrounding the contentious issue of racing stoppages, the Mayor of Limerick has garnered acknowledgment for his efforts. Following the public meeting held earlier this week regarding the cessation of racing activities, Mayor Duke has received significant correspondence highlighting the community’s concerns. The latest development emerged as… Read More

Limerick’s sanatorium patients find themselves in a precarious predicament as they are left without vital medical attention amidst an ongoing disagreement between physicians and the National Health Commissioner regarding domiciliary treatment fees. The dispute, which revolves around the fee charged for home medical care, has escalated to a point where… Read More

In the halls of justice, a tale unfolded, steeped in the legacy of an emigrant son hailing from the lush landscapes of Castleconnell, Co. Limerick. The courtroom drama, known as Baggot v. Baggot and another, unfolded before the eminent Lord Chief Justice and a jury of the city’s finest minds.… Read More