In a tumultuous session at yesterday’s meeting of the Limerick Board of Guardians, the election of a solicitor was characterized by intense debate and controversy. Chaired by Mr Hubert Frost, the proceedings saw the nomination of two candidates: Mr T. O’Ri. Kelly, solicitor, and Mr H. O’H. Moran, solicitor, who… Read More
Members of the Limerick Diocese convened to discuss and pass a resolution concerning the proposed alteration of time. The resolution, passed by the members of the Limerick Chapter, articulates their collective stance against the suggested change, citing potential adverse effects on school attendance and punctuality. The resolution underscores the chapter’s… Read More
LIMERICK, Thursday – The County Limerick Assizes concluded their proceedings today under the adjudication of Mr Justice Dodd. Among the cases heard, Ms. Kate O’Brien, a tenant of a substantial farm in Lisduam, Ballingarry, was awarded £400 in compensation for the malicious burning of her dairy and premises, which occurred… Read More
LIMERICK, Wednesday — Today, in the County Crown Court, presided over by Mr Justice Pan and attended by High Sheriff Mr Henry J. Molochier, J.P., the conclusion of a criminal trial marked a solemn moment for the community. John Walsh, a farmer from the Kilballyheeny district, faced trial yesterday on… Read More
The Spring Assizes for the Monaghan era commenced today with the Right Honourable the Chief Justice presiding over the Crown Courts and the Right Honourable Mr Justice Koch in the Uncord Court. Addressing the Grand Jury, the Lord Chief Justice remarked that neither in the nature nor the number of… Read More
LIMERICK, March 5th, 1917 – The Limerick Gaelic League convened recently amidst a backdrop of tension and legal apprehension, as concerns mounted over the deportation of three officials of the League. Led by Reverend J. Hayes, C.C., the League echoed sentiments questioning the adherence to legal principles in the ongoing… Read More
In a decisive move, the Limerick No I Rural Council convened on Saturday and embraced a resolution advocating for the preservation of what they termed “Nature’s time.” The resolution, proposed by Chairman Mr P. K. Hogan and seconded by Mr P. O’Halloran, urged the authorities not to tamper with traditional… Read More
The Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer, serving as the esteemed Bishop of Limerick, recently conveyed his heartfelt appreciation for the resolutions of congratulation extended to him by both the city and county of Limerick on the auspicious occasion of his golden jubilee of priesthood. In a letter penned in response to… Read More
Limerick, Friday – In a significant development at the latest meeting of the Limerick Corporation, Alderman McNiece, along with Aldermen Dalton, introduced a motion asserting Ireland’s right to representation at the forthcoming Peace Conference. The motion emphasized Ireland’s status as a small nation, echoing the Allied commitment to defending the… Read More
In a recent gathering at the Limerick Corporation, held on Thursday night, scenes of heightened emotion unfolded as Mr T. M. Lacier, a prominent figure, took his seat in the chamber. The meeting, presided over by Alderman McNamee, saw a substantial presence of impassioned young men. Councillor Dalton initiated proceedings… Read More
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