Limerick Harbour Employees’ Society Supports Mayor’s Nomination
A special gathering of the Limerick Harbour Employees’ Society convened on November 15th, 1905, with Mr M. Cupviny, B., C. LG, in the chair. In attendance were various members including Thomas Naughtoo, P. Fuzmaurice, I. Byrees, M. O’Connell, James Ryan, J. Halpin, John Collopy, P. Lyous, M. Cosgrove, P. Mclnerney,… Read More
“Limerick Awaits the Return of Wounded Heroes Amid Concerns for Missing Munster Officers”
In the heart of Ireland, Limerick has become the focal point of a stirring narrative involving the Royal Munster Fusiliers, an infantry regiment steeped in history and valour. The city, known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant community, is now bracing for the arrival of around 100 wounded soldiers.… Read More
EQUESTRIAN INCIDENT IN LIMERICK HUNTING FIELD LEADS TO ARM FRACTURE
Limerick, Ireland – In an unfortunate turn of events, an incident unfolded during the County Limerick Hunt near Ballybricken, resulting in Mr Thomas Harding of Patricksville sustaining a fractured arm. The incident occurred yesterday as the hunting enthusiasts navigated the challenging terrains of the picturesque Limerick countryside. According to eyewitnesses,… Read More
Special Tickets for Labourers Facilitate Migration to Limerick
At the behest of the Department, railway authorities have acceded to a scheme offering special tickets to labourers, in conjunction with the Department’s vouchers, at half the regular return fare. This arrangement aims to facilitate the mobility of workers, particularly from areas with surplus labour, to regions where demand for… Read More
Noble Niece Narrowly Escapes Perilous Waters in Ashbury Park
Limerick, Ireland – In a daring incident reminiscent of the perilous ocean adventures of old, Miss Marguerite Linton Glentworth, the niece of the esteemed Earl of Limerick, faced a harrowing near-death experience during her summer sojourn in Ashbury Park, New Jersey. As relayed by the venerable “New York Herald,” this… Read More
Corporation Holidays Dispute Settled by King’s Bench
In a significant ruling, the dispute between the Limerick Borough Council and Mr Courtenay Croker, Local Government Board Auditor, has been resolved in the Court of King’s Bench. The judgment was delivered following the Corporation’s application to make a conditional order certiorari absolute to quash the disallowance. The members of… Read More
“Kilkee’s Thriving Summer Season: Record-Breaking Visitor Numbers Delight Residents and Businesses”
The end of August marked the conclusion of the summer season at Kilkee, a charming coastal destination. The season, which extended into September, proved to be exceptionally successful for residents, hoteliers, and local businesses. The influx of visitors was greater than ever before, with many choosing to extend their stays… Read More
LIMERICK Mourns Loss of Late Lieutenant Power
In a poignant display of solidarity and remembrance, the committee of the Limerick City Regiment, National Volunteers, gathered to honour the memory of the late Lieutenant Power. Chaired by Mr P. McNamara, V.P., the committee unanimously passed a resolution extending heartfelt condolences to Mr John F. Power, mourning the loss… Read More
Limerick Gaelic League Surpasses Fundraising Goals: £105 for Language Fund and £5 for Oireachtas Committee Collected
Dr Douglas Hyde, a prominent Irish academic and scholar, is widely celebrated as the founder of the Gaelic League in 1893. Recognizing the declining status of the Irish language, he established the organization to revive and preserve both the language and the rich cultural heritage of Ireland for future generations.… Read More
Limerick Man Faces Allegations of Seditious Language
In a special court convened by Mr P.J. Kelly, R.M., at the street Police Barracks in Limerick, a charge under the Defence of the Realm Act was investigated against John Hehir. Hehir was arrested the previous night at the station by Sergeant Walsh of the Royal Irish Constabulary, on suspicion… Read More
Limerick Farmers Advocate for Port Openings Amidst Livestock Embargo
In a recent meeting of the County Limerick Farmers’ Association, held on a chilly Saturday, the focus was squarely on the challenges faced by Irish farmers due to the ongoing livestock embargo, particularly in the wake of a fresh outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Northumberland, England. The meeting, presided over… Read More
Reducing Rents and Unrest in County Limerick: A Tale of Turmoil and Tensions
In a small corner of Ireland, where history and tradition run deep, the residents of County Limerick are grappling with a conundrum that speaks to both the past and the present. The enchanting countryside and rich heritage of this region are now marred by disputes over land and a recent… Read More
Royal Visit to Adare Manor Delights Prince and Princess Gustavus Adolphus and Norway
Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess of Norway were all smiles as they concluded their visit to the exquisite Adare Manor in Limerick. The royal couple expressed their profound satisfaction with the warm and hospitable reception they received from all strata of society during their stay. Their Royal Highnesses embarked on… Read More
Controversy Unfolds as Detectives Raid Limerick Newsagents, Seize “The Irish People” Newspapers
Limerick, Ireland – A wave of intrigue and controversy has swept through Limerick as a group of detectives conducted a series of raids on newsagents across the city, confiscating all available copies of “The Irish People.” This unexpected and dramatic action has left both the public and newsagents bewildered, prompting… Read More
Military Funeral Honours for Private Christopher Brummel in Limerick
Yesterday, the solemn ceremony of laying to rest Private Christopher Brummel of the Royal Munster Regiment took place at Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery in Limerick. The funeral proceedings were conducted with full military honours, a testament to Private Brummel’s service and sacrifice. The Royal Munster Regiment, to which Private Brummel… Read More
Statistics Highlight Trends in Trade Union Membership and Funding
The recently released report on trade union statistics has ignited discussions about labour practices and workforce dynamics. The report, issued by the Registrar General of Friendly Societies, provides insights into the membership and funds of trade unions across the nation. At the end of the year 1004, there were 739… Read More
Celebrating “Ulysses” with a Lighthearted Limerick
The much-anticipated arrival of “Ulysses,” the literary masterpiece by James Joyce, has not only set the world of literature abuzz but also inspired creativity beyond the written word. In honour of this momentous occasion, a witty limerick has emerged, capturing the essence of the epic journey of the novel’s protagonist:… Read More
“Limerick Priest’s Sudden Passing in America Mourned by Many”
The community is in mourning following the sudden death of the Right Reverend Monsignor Patrick Enright in Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA. Originally from Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick, Mgr. Enright had served the parish of Little Rock, Arkansas, for fifteen years, earning widespread admiration for his dedicated ministry. Born on April 28,… Read More
Colonel Saunderson’s Clarification: Defending Against Misinterpretations of His Speech on Irish People’s Courage
The late 19th and early 20th centuries were tumultuous times in Ireland, marked by political strife, cultural revival, and the struggle for independence from British rule. In this volatile context, Colonel Edward Saunderson, a prominent Irish politician and member of the House of Commons, found himself at the centre of… Read More
Limerick Labourer Wins Compensation Appeal
In a significant ruling at the Court of Appeal yesterday, a compensation award was confirmed for a Limerick labourer, Michael Guerin, following an accident during his work duties. The appeal, presided over by Lord Chancellor, Lord Justice Holmes, and Lord Justice Moriarty, involved Michael Tobin, a contractor, and James McMahon,… Read More
Irish Lady’s Property Claim Heard in London Court
London, Friday – In the Chancery Division of the London courts today, before Mr Justice Warrington, a significant legal proceeding unfolded. The case of re Linter, deceased, Hosford v. Jewell, was brought to trial. The plaintiff, Mr Edward Henry Hosford of George Street, Limerick, acting as the sole executor and… Read More
Limerick Man Max Arthur Macauliffe, Renowned Scholar of Sikhism
Max Arthur Macauliffe, is a figure revered by millions in the Sikh community worldwide and is from the small west Limerick parish of Templeglantine. Born in 1838 as Michael McAuliffe gained prominence for his significant work on the Sikh religion. His six-volume translation of the Sikhs’ holy book, the Guru… Read More
Tragic Incident at Limerick Power House: Employee Suffers Severe Injury in Work Mishap
In a regrettable incident that unfolded at the Limerick Power House on Tuesday, James Downes, an employee involved in the maintenance of the electric lighting system, faced a distressing accident while performing his duties. The unfortunate episode occurred when Downes, engaged in the cleaning of an engine, encountered a precarious… Read More
THE IMPORTATION OF CANADIAN CATTLE AND ITS IMPACT ON FARMERS
Abbeyfeale, a town in west Limerick, is grappling with concerns about the free importation of Canadian and Argentine cattle into England. While some argue in favour of easing the rules for the sake of English consumers and dealers, local farmers believe it would be disastrous for their livelihoods. In an… Read More
Controversy in Limerick: Society for Irish Church Missions Defends Medical Missionary Amidst Criticism
Dublin, Ireland – The Society for Irish Church Missions (SICM) has found itself embroiled in a passionate controversy after the recent criticisms by Lord Chief Justice O’Brien regarding their work in Limerick. The organization has strongly defended their mission and expressed its unwavering support for Dr Long, their medical missionary… Read More
LIMERICK: A Study in Harmony Amidst Recent Tensions
In recent weeks, the picturesque city of Limerick, Ireland, has found itself thrust into the spotlight, capturing attention in both the national press and the hallowed halls of the House of Commons. Limerick has become a focal point in the discourse surrounding the religious divide, with comparisons drawn to the… Read More
Judicial Response to Lawlessness: Mr Justice Wright Opens Connaught Assizes in Limerick
In a bid to address rising lawlessness in parts of Connaught, Mr Justice Wright arrived in Limerick yesterday afternoon, accompanied by the City High Sheriff, Mr William Holliday, J.P. The dignitaries were escorted to the Judges’ lodgings by a mounted detachment of Royal Engineers and Constabulary, signifying the seriousness of… Read More
Rival Conventions Erupt in Limerick as Irish Land and Labour Association Grapples with Infighting
Two Conventions Clash Over Leadership and Policies, Delegates Ejected Amidst Heated Proceedings In a dramatic turn of events, Limerick found itself at the center of a political storm as two rival conventions convened on Friday, both claiming authority over the Irish Land and Labour Association. The conflicting policies and power… Read More
Controversy Surrounding Limerick’s Jewish Community
The ongoing debate over the Jewish community in Limerick has taken a new turn with conflicting testimonies and accusations. Dr Bunbury, a prominent figure in the city, has made claims regarding the conduct and financial practices of the Jewish population. However, his statements have been met with strong opposition and… Read More
IMPRESSIVE SALMON CATCH IN THE SHANNON RIVER
The renowned Lax Weir at Limerick continues to uphold its status as a prime location for impressive fish catches, as evidenced by the recent capture of a remarkable salmon. This substantial salmon, weighing a remarkable 56 lbs, has caught the attention of fishing enthusiasts and locals alike. The exceptional catch,… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Passing of Esteemed Councillor P. McDonnell
Limerick, Ireland – In a sombre turn of events, the demise of Mr P. McDonnell has left the community in Limerick grieving the loss of a dedicated public servant. A stalwart figure in local governance, Mr McDonnell’s unexpected passing has reverberated through the city, marking the end of an era… Read More
Limerick SPCA Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Limerick branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) was held on Saturday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr E J Long, City High Sheriff, presided, and there was a large attendance. Mr Austin Hall, Hon Sec, read the report… Read More
LIMERICK PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY
Notice is hereby given that, in connection with the transfer of the Books, etc., from the current Library to the new Carnegie Library in the People’s Park, lending out of Books will temporarily cease starting from Saturday next, the 4th day of August, instant. All Books that are presently lent… Read More
Tragic Sporting Incident Claims Life in Askeaton: Carroll Fatally Shot During Outing
A pall of sorrow has descended upon Askeaton, Co. Limerick, following a heart-wrenching sporting tragedy that unfolded during a leisurely outing. Three young friends, Carroll, Stack, and [third name], set out for a day of camaraderie and sport, armed with their guns and the promise of adventure. However, what began… Read More
Chancery Division Reviews Validity of Bequests in Late Catherine Roche’s Will
LIMERICK, IRELAND – The Chancery Division, under the guidance of the Master of the Rolls, is currently delving into the validity of several bequests made under the late Catherine Roche’s will. Hailing from George’s Street in Limerick, Catherine Roche allocated specific amounts to various religious orders and charitable causes in… Read More
“Relief in Limerick as Chancellor’s Beer Duty Proposal Delayed”
Residents and traders in Limerick breathed a collective sigh of relief upon learning of the postponement of the Chancellor’s proposed increases to beer and spirits duties. The anticipation preceding the announcement had caused intense anxiety throughout the city. However, as news of the delay spread, a palpable sense of satisfaction… Read More
Limerick’s Night Watch: A Tradition Defended and Preserved
Limerick, Ireland – In the heart of the Emerald Isle, the city of Limerick boasts a unique and enduring tradition that sets it apart from the rest of the country. The Limerick Night Watch, a police unit that operates under local supervision rather than national oversight, has stood the test… Read More
“Rival Meetings and Active Canvassing Set Stage for East Clare Nominations”
Rival meetings and active canvassing characterize the political landscape in East Clare as nominations for the constituency take place today. According to our special reporter in Ennis, extensive efforts are underway to secure signatures from prominent electors, with anticipation building for surprises on both sides when the candidate names are… Read More
DEATH OF MRS. ELIZABETH O’BRIEN, A BELOVED MOTHER AND RESPECTED MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth O’Brien, a beloved wife and mother, who departed from this world today after a valiant two-week battle with illness. Mrs. O’Brien was the devoted wife of Mr Donat O’Brien and the loving mother of Mr J.G. O’Brien,… Read More
Countess of Limerick Launches Shamrock-by-Post Initiative to Promote Irish Tradition and Charity
The Countess of Limerick, known for her unwavering commitment to community and tradition, has embarked on a unique and heartwarming initiative: sending shamrocks directly by post. In a bid to promote the cherished Irish tradition and support charitable causes, the Countess is offering boxes of shamrocks at the remarkably affordable… Read More
Limerick Mourns Passing of Donat O’Brien, Son of Young Ireland Leader
The city of Limerick is in mourning following the passing of Mr Donat O’Brien, the youngest surviving son of the late Mr William Smith O’Brien, a prominent figure in the Young Ireland movement of 1848. Mr O’Brien, a staunch Conservative, breathed his last in Parteen, Limerick. He was widely known… Read More
Quality Assurance: Sir Charles Cameron’s Report on Irish Food Products
In the realm of food safety and quality, meticulous attention to detail and rigorous scrutiny are paramount. Sir Charles Cameron, a distinguished authority in this domain, recently released a comprehensive report that sheds light on the purity and quality of various food products. The report primarily focused on canned goods,… Read More
United Irish League: Local Reorganisation Efforts Gain Momentum in Limerick
In a bid to revitalise community engagement and political activism, residents of Cappamore, County Limerick, gathered for a public meeting on Sunday. The focal point of discussion was the reinstatement of the local branch of the United Irish League, drawing a significant turnout from the community. Under the chairmanship of… Read More
Limerick Lace: A French Craze Strains the Supply
In a delightful confluence of craftsmanship and continental allure, the demand for Limerick lace from France has reached such heights that, according to the “London Evening News,” the supply is struggling to keep pace with the fervour. The intricate beauty and delicate artistry of Limerick lace have captivated the discerning… Read More
Tragic Railway Fatality Claims Life of Limerick Native in Nenagh
In a tragic incident that unfolded in Nenagh on Saturday night, a young railway porter hailing from Limerick met a fatal end while diligently performing his duties as a cattle loader for the local fair. The victim, identified as James Fleming, had arrived in Nenagh for the day to handle… Read More
Extraordinary Incident: Limerick Man Detained Under Realm Act
In an unprecedented turn of events, a notable figure in Limerick’s sports community finds himself entangled in a legal saga under the purview of the Realm Act. Mr James Ryan, Secretary of the Limerick County Board G.A.A., stands accused of refusing to pay for police protection during a match in… Read More
“Waterford Customs Thwart Attempted Rifle Smuggling from Manchester to Limerick”
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
Archbishop of Cashel’s Consecration And Limerick – A Triumphal Homecoming
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
Tragic Incident Unfolds as Bridge Repair Workers Collide with Train near Limerick
In a tragic turn of events, a group of labourers engaged in repair work on a bridge in the vicinity of Limerick found themselves entangled in a collision with an oncoming train. The devastating incident led to the unfortunate loss of a man named Dwyer, and another individual now battles… Read More
LIMERICK CORPORATION NAVIGATES CONTROVERSY OVER KILTEELY DEMONSTRATION
Limerick, Friday – In a heated session at the Corporation Committees meeting last night, under the mayoral guidance, the city’s officials grappled with a contentious invitation from the Kilteely Demonstration Committee. The committee had sought the participation of Corporation members in their event scheduled for Sunday. The ensuing debate shed… Read More
Limerick’s Political Stir: Licensed Vintners Challenge Nationalist Status Quo
The decision of the Limerick Licensed Vintners to field a candidate in opposition to the official nominee of the Nationalist Party. This has cast a spotlight on the growing discontent within Ireland over the implications of Mr Lloyd George’s Budget. This move by the vintners is considered a significant departure… Read More
Lamentable Passing of Reverend M. E. O’Malley, M.A. in Limerick
In a sombre turn of events, the city of Limerick mourns the demise of Reverend M. E. O’Malley, M.A., the esteemed Rector of Clonlara, who breathed his last yesterday morning after battling a prolonged illness. The clergyman, a venerable figure in the ecclesiastical landscape, was in his eightieth year and… Read More
Exciting Showdown at the All-Ireland Hurling Championship as Cork Emerges Victorious over Tipperary
Massive Multitude Gathers to Witness Thrilling Contest at the Markets Field, Limerick In a highly anticipated clash for the All-Ireland Hurling Championship, Cork and Tipperary engaged in a fierce battle at the historic Markets Field in Limerick on Sunday. The intense matchup between the two teams captured the attention of… Read More
Limerick Law Clerk and Wife Plead Guilty to Fraud Charges
Limerick, Monday – In a court session at the Quarter Sessions in Limerick today, William J. Lyons, a law clerk from Limerick, and his wife, Mrs. Lynne, faced serious charges of obtaining £538 through fraudulent cheques from local traders. The couple pleaded guilty to the indictment before Judge Law Smith,… Read More
Limerick Rejuvenates as Work Resumes Amid Labour Strife
In a notable turn of events, approximately 500 men in Limerick reclaimed their positions yesterday, signalling a resumption of normalcy in the city’s work landscape. The pivotal moment unfolded as the steadfast determination of these workers prevailed over a recent lockout that had stifled productivity. The reinstatement of the regular… Read More
County Limerick Committee Calls for Education Funding Reassessment
In a recent meeting of the County Technical and Agricultural Committee, a resolution was passed, shedding light on the perceived shortcomings of itinerant instruction within the Technical Department. The committee expressed concerns about the lacklustre outcomes of this method of education and emphasized the desire to alleviate the associated financial… Read More
Legal Battle Unfolds: Mrs. Mary R. Gubbins Pursues Claim for Support in London High Court
LONDON, Thursday — A courtroom drama unfolded in the hallowed halls of the London King’s Bench as Mrs. Mary R. Gubbins, hailing from Clifton, Bristol, brought a claim against her estranged husband, Mr Robert Gubbins of Knocklong, Co. Limerick. The stakes of the case are set at £124, covering expenses… Read More
“Limerick County Club Vandalism Sparks Community Outrage and Legal Proceedings”
Limerick, Ireland – In a surprising turn of events, a 15-year-old youth named John Cronin found himself in the Limerick Police Court yesterday before Mr John Kerr, JP. The charges brought against him were related to an alleged involvement in the vandalization of a window at the Limerick County Club… Read More
Limerick’s Fiscal Furore: County Council Faces £9,000 Rate Increase
At the latest assembly of the Limerick County Council, Chairman Mr W. R. Gibbins revealed the county’s fiscal quandary, attributing a substantial £9,000 rise in rates to burgeoning costs, primarily driven by escalating provisions expenses. The financial strain is notably palpable, with various districts across Limerick grappling with amplified demands.… Read More
Limerick Emerges as Focal Point in Volunteer Movement
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
Limerick Corporation Pays Homage to Pope Pius X: A City’s Prayer for the Holy Father’s Jubilee
In a solemn meeting of the Limerick Corporation on Thursday, with the Mayor presiding, a resolution of profound significance was passed unanimously. The resolution, a heartfelt gesture from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the County Borough Council of Limerick, expressed deep homage on the golden jubilee of the priesthood… Read More
Irish Manufacturers Seek Railway Support for Local Goods
During a recent meeting of the Limerick Chamber of Commerce, chaired by Mr A. W. Shaw Jr., a significant resolution was proposed by the High Sheriff and unanimously seconded by attendees. The resolution addressed the concern that Irish Railway Companies were not adequately supporting the sale of locally manufactured goods… Read More
Munster-Connacht Exhibition: Showcasing Ireland’s Heritage and Industry
The upcoming Munster-Connacht Exhibition of 1906 is not merely a local event—it is a grand undertaking of national significance that will bring together the artistic, industrial, and manufacturing prowess of two of Ireland’s provinces. This ambitious venture aims to provide a comprehensive display of the arts, industries, and interests of… Read More
Compensation Awarded to Injured Sergeant at Limerick Quarter Sessions
Limerick, Ireland – At the Quarter Sessions held in Limerick on Saturday, an application for compensation was made by Sergeant Patrick McCarthy of O’Briensbridge. The sergeant sought £100 in compensation for injuries sustained while performing his duties at Mount Pelier on the 18th of March. On the aforementioned date, Sergeant… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Loss of Lieutenant H. McCormack in Gallipoli
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
Unusual Scene During Limerick Eviction: Hatchet Used to Gain Entry
Limerick, May 2, 1905 – An extraordinary and tense eviction scene unfolded in Limerick yesterday, as the sheriff, acting in accordance with a ruling from the Court of Chancery, attempted to take possession of a public-house in the town. Accompanied by a contingent of police officers, the sheriff approached the… Read More
Limerick’s Architectural Gem: Pery Square’s Timeless Elegance
In the heart of Limerick city, where the River Shannon weaves its tales and history whispers through cobblestone streets, stands Pery Square—a Georgian Terrace that transcends time. Known in Irish as “Cearnóg an Pheirigh,” this architectural marvel, located in the Newtown Pery area, serves as a testament to Limerick’s rich… Read More
The Language of Hands: Limerick man Fined for Drunken Disorderliness
In a lighthearted yet peculiar incident at Tottenham, an Irishman named Patrick Dennis, hailing proudly from Count Limerick, found himself in hot water after being charged with drunk and disorderly behavior. The courtroom erupted in laughter as the case took an unexpected turn. During the hearing, the magistrate inquired if… Read More
Lord Dunraven Refutes Allegations in Limerick
Lord Dunraven, the Lord President of the Irish Association, addressed a gathering in Limerick last night and vehemently denied assertions made by Mr Dillon. Lord Dunraven refuted claims that he had been involved in any endeavour to acquire control over the Freeman’s Journal or to secure 18 Nationalist seats. In… Read More
Limerick’s Vigilance Against Smallpox: Public Health Measures Intensify
Limerick’s public health authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to combat the recent alarming reports of smallpox outbreaks in the city, as well as in Belfast. While the deadly epidemic has not yet been fully eradicated in Glasgow, the resources of sanitary science have been harnessed to… Read More
Tragic Death of Limerick Laborer Spurs Calls for Responsible Behaviour and Accountability
A recent inquest investigated the tragic death of Maurice O’Keefe, a 32-year-old agricultural labourer who was found dead with a fractured skull on a roadway just outside Limerick. The gathered evidence revealed that O’Keefe and a man named John Enright had quarrelled while heading home to Kilmurry on Saturday. The… Read More
Limerick’s Spiritual Resurgence: A Divine Retreat for Archconfraternity of the Holy Family
In the heart of the historic city of Limerick, a spiritual wave is sweeping through, leaving an indelible mark on the community. The recent retreat of the Archconfraternity of the Holy Family has not only brought tranquility to the city but has also become a testament to the flourishing condition… Read More
Judge Adams’ Witty Exchange on Auditors and a Case of Extra Work
A comical yet insightful incident unfolded during the Quarter Sessions, where Judge Adams presided over a case involving the Limerick No 1 District Council. The case centered around a claim brought forth by Michael O’Brien, seeking £7 10s for additional work carried out during the construction of a labourer’s cottage.… Read More
Winter Assizes Report: Conditions in Clare and Limerick; Mayoralty Update
The Winter Assizes in Cork brought attention to the prevailing conditions in the counties of Clare and Limerick. During the opening of the Assizes on Saturday, the Lord Chief Justice addressed the attendees and shared his observations. Discussing the state of Clare, the Lord Chief Justice expressed his disappointment, stating… Read More
Government Appoints New Members to Land Sub-Commission: A Positive Step Towards Fairness and Equity
In a recent Popular column, it has been reported, and we believe on credible grounds, that Mr Patrick Vaughan, JP, Chairman of the Limerick County Council; Mr John Ryan of Killenure, a prominent figure in the council and Chairman of the Proposals Committee; and Major M. J. Kenny, the Secretary… Read More
Judge Adams on Motor Cars: “Greatest Curse Since English Landing in Ireland”
In a recent session of the County Court, Judge Adams made a controversial and eye-catching statement about motor vehicles during his adjudication. The eminent figure described the motor car as “the greatest curse known since the first batch of English who landed in Ireland.” The remark underscores the judge’s critical… Read More
Nationalist Schism Unfolds: Ongoing Libel Proceedings in Limerick
In a dramatic legal showdown at the Limerick Assizes, Mr William O’Brien pursues a libel case against the Freeman’s Journal (Limited), seeking damages of £5,000. The proceedings, as of today, have unveiled a tangled web of political animosity and accusations. Mr T. Healy, S.C., representing Mr O’Brien, passionately presented the… Read More
Murroe New Church: Laying The Foundation Stone
An interesting ceremony took place on Sunday with the laying of the foundation stone for the new parochial church in Murroe. His Grace the Most Reverend Dr Feenelly, Archbishop of Cashel, conducted the ceremony according to the solemn rites of the Church. The need for the new church has long… Read More
Land Disputes and Legal Drama Unfold in Limerick, Ireland
In a courtroom spectacle that unfolded in Limerick, Ireland In a courtroom spectacle that unfolded in Limerick, Ireland, before Mr Justice Wright at the Connaught Assizes. A legal drama took centre stage as P. Mannion and 32 others faced charges related to cattle-driving and unlawful assembly on the Redington estate… Read More
Limerick Lace Weaves Elegance into Bowden-Pemberton Nuptials
In a celebration of love and refinement, the union of Mir Ida Alice Pemberton, the only daughter of Mrs. T. J. Pemberton, and Mr Alfred Thomas Bowden, the son of Mr A. Bowden of Devon, unfolded in a splendid ceremony on June 24 at St. Luke’s Church, Hampstead. Reverence and… Read More
“Labour Unrest Escalates as Boyd’s Strike Drags On, Legal Battles Intensify”
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
Councillor Donnelly Re-elected Mayor of Limerick; James Flynn Selected for Shrievalty
In a recent election, Councillor Donnelly emerged victorious and was re-elected as the Mayor of Limerick with a comfortable majority. The final vote count stood at twenty-one votes in favor of Councillor Donnelly, while Councillor Michael Prendergast received eleven votes. This outcome solidifies Councillor Donnelly’s position as the city’s leader… Read More
Brief News Highlights from Limerick
The local Fuel and Blanket Fund was launched last week in a meeting held at the Town Hall, with subscriptions including a generous contribution of £10 from Bishop’s Lordship. At the Corporation meeting that same evening, members pledged their full support for the fund’s collection efforts in various wards. While… Read More
The Libel Lawsuit of 1900: Dr Thomas Myles vs. Dr Henry FitzGibbon and its Significance for Limerick
In the annals of Limerick’s history, there have been numerous instances where its sons and daughters have risen to prominence on both the national and international stages. One such episode that underscored the importance of Limerick’s reputation and its role in shaping the careers of its illustrious citizens occurred in… Read More
Limerick City’s Bravery: Constable B. Real’s Heroic Act in Sarsfield Street Fire
In the annals of Limerick City’s history, the name Constable B. Real stands as a testament to bravery and quick thinking. The city, known for its rich cultural heritage and picturesque landscapes, witnessed a remarkable incident in the early hours of a Tuesday morning, where Constable Real’s courageous actions played… Read More
Bookmaker Wins Assault Case Against Railway Company Over Forceful Removal from Train
A case against the Great Southern and Western Railway Company was heard yesterday at Limerick Assizes, where an appeal was made against County Court Judge Adams’ decision favoring plaintiff William White, a bookmaker, who was awarded damages for an assault committed on him by the railway company’s servants. White claimed… Read More
Limerick Sports: Hurling, Football, and Racing Events
Under the organization of the Limerick Commercial Club, exciting hurling and football matches will take place in the Markets Field on Sunday. The contests will feature Clare and Limerick, with Cratloe and Sixmilebridge representing Clare in hurling against Young Ireland’s and St. Patrick’s, respectively, while Blackwater (Clare) will face the… Read More
LIMERICK LEADS THE WAY IN KILKEE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
In a delightful continuation of a longstanding tradition, the city of Limerick is asserting its commitment to the enhancement of Kilkee, affectionately known as the Brighton of the West. For generations, Kilkee has served as the idyllic summer retreat for Limerick families. It is only fitting that Limerick, recognizing its… Read More
Tragic Roadside Fight in Limerick Claims Life of Agricultural Laborer
LIMERICK, IRELAND – A harrowing incident unfolded in Limerick, leaving the community in shock and sorrow as a fatal roadside fight resulted in the tragic death of 32-year-old agricultural labourer, Maurice O’Keefe. The grim discovery of O’Keefe’s lifeless body on the roadway, with a fractured skull, has sent ripples of… Read More
Michael Davitt: From Humble Beginnings to Irish Nationalist Icon
The Remarkable Life and Legacy of Michael Davitt, Champion of Irish Land Reform Michael Davitt, a prominent figure in the history of Irish nationalism, was born into humble beginnings in Straide, County Mayo, on March 25th, 1846. His early life was marred by poverty and the devastating Potato Famine of… Read More
Agricultural Reform Urged in Limerick for Increased Productivity
In a notable discourse, a prominent figure addressed the agricultural concerns of Limerick, shedding light on the challenges faced by local farmers. The speaker highlighted the discrepancy in pig prices, emphasizing that Irish farmers, receiving 6 shillings per hundredweight, were dissatisfied compared to their Danish and Dutch counterparts content with… Read More
Tragic Death in Rathkeale: Husband Remanded on Murder Charges
Rathkeale, Co. Limerick, — A cloud of sorrow looms over Rathkeale as the community grapples with the tragic demise of Margaret Gannell, a woman from the tinker class. Margaret, residing in Rathkeale, Co. Limerick, passed away on Friday night due to the effects of a wound allegedly caused by a… Read More
Limerick Element within Free Lances Parliament Promises Interesting Developments in House of Commons
The Limerick element within the Free Lances Parliament promises interesting developments, as they influence the current state of parties in the House of Commons. The younger members of the Unionist group and the small band of members who consistently act as candid critics of the Government have stirred some attention.… Read More
Munster Championship Teams Announced for Limerick vs. Clare Showdown
The County Board’s recent meeting unveiled the formidable teams that will represent Limerick in the upcoming Munster championship matches against Clare at the Markets Field on Sunday, 2nd July. The Hurling team includes skilled players such as T. Flynn, M. Fino (Kilfinane), Joe O’Connell, Tim O’Brien, A. Kelly (Young Irelands),… Read More
Scholarly Cleric Ascends to Ardfert Archdeaconry
In a move that has stirred both respect and anticipation within ecclesiastical circles, The Venerable W. M. Foley, B.D., currently serving as the Rector of Tralee, has been officially appointed to the esteemed position of Archdeacon of Tralee. This appointment marks a significant milestone in Foley’s distinguished clerical career, which… Read More
Tragedy Strikes in Bruff: Labourer Shot Dead in Sunday Night Quarrel
In a sombre turn of events, the picturesque town of Bruff in County Limerick found itself at the centre of a tragic incident on Sunday night. Niel Downer, a local labourer, met an untimely demise as a result of a heated quarrel, culminating in a fatal gunshot. The aftermath of… Read More
“United Irish League Praised for Crime Reduction Efforts in Limerick, Ireland”
Limerick City and County have been making headlines not for their crime rates, but for their remarkable success in reducing them. In a recent discussion of this achievement, the spotlight falls on the United Irish League, a prominent community organization that has played a significant role in the suppression of… Read More
Tales of Limerick: A Glimpse into the City’s Rich History and Vibrant Culture
Limerick, Ireland – Nestled along the banks of the picturesque River Shannon in the mid-western region of Ireland, the historic city of Limerick has, for generations, been a treasure trove of captivating stories and personal anecdotes. These tales passed down through the ages, offer a glimpse into the vibrant Irish… Read More
Remarkable Life and Longevity: Mrs. Catherine Ryan Laid to Rest in County Limerick
In the tranquil Solohead Cemetery, nestled in the heart of County Limerick, a poignant and extraordinary event unfolded as the community bid farewell to one of its most venerable residents. Mrs. Catherine Ryan, a woman of remarkable age and enduring vitality, was laid to rest in a solemn ceremony on… Read More
Jurisdiction Dispute Arises in Co. Limerick Military Service Case
In a legal spectacle unfolding in Limerick, a jurisdictional dispute has emerged over a case concerning military service obligations. The proceedings, which took place at the courthouse in Pales on Tuesday, centered on allegations against John Ballyvourdon for his purported absence from the Reserve Forces in March of the previous… Read More


