New Archbishop Hails from Limerick
The Catholic Church’s hierarchy underwent a significant transition with the passing of the Most Reverend Dr Robert Dunne, the Archbishop of Brisbane. Dr Dunne, whose tenure saw profound developments in ecclesiastical matters, has left a notable legacy. His successor, appointed by the Most Reverend Dr James Duhig, is the Most… Read More
Limerick Priest Clarifies Stance Amidst Allegations of Endorsing Irish Party Policy
In response to recent claims suggesting his support for the policies of Mr Redmond and the Irish Party, Reverend D. Riordan, C.C., of Limerick, has vehemently repudiated such assertions. The controversy stems from remarks allegedly made by Reverend Riordan during a speech at the Father Casey anniversary celebration. Contrary to… Read More
Limerick Legal Dispute Over Gaelic Matches Comes to a Close
The Crown Solicitor has announced the withdrawal of legal proceedings against James Ryan of New Palace, Limerick, concerning an incident under the Defence of the Realm Act. Mr James M. Magee, acting as solicitor for Mr O’Brien Moran, received notice that the case would not proceed in the King’s Bench… Read More
Limerick Welcomes Rangers, Belfast Prepares for Canadians
LIMERICK – Lord Dunraven, and the Mayor of Limerick are coordinating a reception to welcome the Rangers as they make their anticipated visit to the city. The forthcoming event marks a significant moment of hospitality and camaraderie, showcasing the warm reception awaiting the esteemed guests upon their arrival. In a… Read More
Limerick Conference to Address Food Production and Prices
Limerick, Ireland – Amidst growing concerns over food production and escalating prices, the Limerick Board of Guardians and the Limerick Asylum Board have jointly agreed to convene a conference. The unanimous decision, reached yesterday, paves the way for a comprehensive discussion among members of the Limerick County Council, Limerick Corporation,… Read More
Limerick Men Detained in Arbour Hill Barracks
Two prominent figures from Limerick, Mr H. OS. Moran, a solicitor, and Mr James Ryan, find themselves currently held at Arbour Hill Barracks, a development that has sparked significant public interest. This detention follows a series of events stemming from Mr van’s role as the secretary to the Limerick County… Read More
Funeral of Mrs. Helen Hackett, Wife of Limerick Dean, Draws Reverent Attendees
The funeral of Mrs. Helen Hackett, esteemed wife of the Dean of Limerick, Reverend T. A. P. Hackett, garnered solemn reverence as mourners bid farewell to a cherished member of the community. Mrs. Hackett’s final rites occurred on Saturday afternoon, culminating in her interment at the cemetery adjacent to St.… Read More
Limerick Butter Inspection Shows No Cause for Alarm
In response to recent scrutiny over the moisture content of Irish creamery butter, a representative from the Irish Creamery Managers Association has addressed concerns in the association’s official journal. The editorial writer reassures the public that there is no cause for undue alarm regarding the findings of a surprise inspection… 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
Limerick’s Sugar Supply: Ald. Joyce, MP.., Takes Action
Sugar scarcity has become a pressing issue in Limerick, with local traders facing shortages and stringent conditions from merchants holding stock. Alderman Joyce, Member of Parliament, has stepped forward to advocate for the city’s interests in securing this essential commodity. In a recent development, Alderman Joyce engaged in discussions with… Read More