Limerick Gazette

In a remarkable archaeological discovery, the head and antlers of an Irish elk have been unearthed from a bog in County Limerick. This extraordinary find has fascinated scientists and historians alike, shedding light on a species that has long been extinct. The Irish elk, known for its imposing size and distinctive antlers, roamed the ancient landscapes of Ireland thousands of years ago. However, over time, the species disappeared, leaving behind only traces of its existence in the form of fossils and skeletal remains. The recent discovery in County Limerick has provided a rare opportunity to examine a well-preserved specimen of… Read Full Article

Moystown, King’s County, witnessed an intriguing legal proceeding as William Spelman, a resident of Clonfert in County Galway, found himself facing charges related to illegal fishing. The case was brought forward by the Fishery Conservator of Limerick, shedding light on an incident that occurred on the River Shannon on July 11th. The charge against Mr. Spelman was that he had engaged in fishing with a second salmon rod, despite possessing a license for only one. Fishing regulations are put in place to protect the natural resources and maintain sustainable practices, and it appeared that Mr. Spelman had violated these regulations.… Read Full Article

Limerick, Tuesday – A somber atmosphere hangs over Limerick as news emerges of the tragic demise of Patrick Groom. Mr. Groom, a resident of the city, met with a devastating accident while pursuing his passion for horsemanship. Sadly, his injuries proved insurmountable, leading to his untimely death at the Limerick District Infirmary on Tuesday evening. The tragic incident occurred last Friday when Mr. Groom was engaged in riding a horse. An unfortunate turn of events led to him being thrown from the horse, resulting in critical injuries to his head. The severity of the impact led to complications that affected… Read Full Article

The upcoming Town Tenants’ Convention in Dublin has garnered significant attention, and the city of Limerick is poised to make its voice heard on this important platform. The convention, scheduled for Thursday next, promises to be a forum for discussing crucial issues related to town tenants and their rights. Representing Limerick at this vital gathering will be a distinguished delegation comprising individuals who have shown a deep commitment to the cause of town tenants’ rights and well-being. The Limerick delegation is composed of members from various local bodies and organizations, united in their mission to advocate for the rights and… Read Full Article

The recent lecture by an enigmatic individual known as Ax Ovtsiver has left us pondering several facets of human nature, particularly the profound impact of love, the histrionic instincts of youth, and the ironic humor that can be found in the most unexpected places. Ovtsiver’s lecture delved into the intriguing notion that if love can endure even in the face of death, then the histrionic instincts of youth must be equally formidable. This assertion resonates with the experiences of many who have witnessed the youthful ardor and exuberance that often seem boundless. It serves as a reminder that the passions… Read Full Article

In the historic coastal town of Limerick, nestled along the enchanting shores of Moodu, a significant assembly of maritime luminaries convened at the venerable Board Lodge. This prestigious gathering marked the inauguration of the Irish Lights Conference, an event of paramount importance for the maritime community and its stakeholders. Among the esteemed attendees were notable figures who have contributed significantly to the field of maritime affairs. At the helm of this august assembly was none other than the Mayor of Limerick, Alderman Jayas, who also serves as a Member of Parliament. His presence signified the deep commitment of local leadership… Read Full Article

A meeting of the Limerick and Clare Evicted Tenants’ Association convened on Saturday evening at the Town Hall, with Mr. William Flannery of Rea Cross presiding. In attendance were several members, including J. J. Davern from Athea, Mrs. Campbell from Fedamore, Mrs. Sarah Cooney from Limerick, Mrs. Barry from Tower Hill, James McKnight, Daniel Ryng, John Moloney (honorary secretary), and James Scanlan from Killaloe. At the meeting, John F. Moloney, the honorary secretary, presented a series of resolutions. The first resolution proposed that the secretary should arrange a meeting with the Estates Commissioners to determine the cause of the delay… Read Full Article

The town tenants’ movement in Limerick is gaining traction and displaying a vibrant and active presence. The local public figures who are spearheading this effort deserve commendation for their dedicated work, which has successfully raised significant public awareness and support within the city. The delegation representing the Limerick branch of the Association, who are attending the Town Tenants’ Convention in Dublin, is indicative of the substantial support this agitation has garnered in Limerick. Much credit is due to the organizer, Mr. Patrick Molloy, for his wholehearted efforts in driving this movement forward. Among the local tenants in Limerick, there is… Read Full Article

In yet another tragic turn of events, following other recent city tragedies, a fatal accident occurred with alarming suddenness earlier today. The unfortunate incident took place in the yard of Messrs. Spaight & Sons at Honan’s Quay. The victim of this unfortunate accident was a 45-year-old laborer named Joseph Hayes, a widower residing in the Abbey. The incident unfolded just minutes before nine o’clock this morning when Hayes, along with other workers, was involved in stacking deals on end in one corner of the yard. Tragically, a pile of deals became dislodged and fell onto Hayes, resulting in his instant… Read Full Article

Perhaps one of the most spirited speeches on the subject of Home Rule in recent memory was delivered by his Eminence Cardinal Logue on Sunday. He delivered this address while responding to greetings following the opening ceremony of a new church in Ballymahoo, County Longford. In his address, his Eminence emphasized a crucial fact: that contrary to expectations and predictions, the Irish people have demonstrated their capability to efficiently and economically manage their own affairs to the extent permitted by the limited self-government they currently possess. The gradual and grudging manner in which concessions have been granted to the Irish… Read Full Article