Limerick Archives

Limerick, Ireland – In a recent incident in Limerick, a family found themselves at the epicentre of a smallpox scare that would go on to cause irreparable damage to their lives. The consequences of being falsely suspected of harbouring the deadly disease have been devastating, highlighting the need for a balanced approach between public health measures and safeguarding the rights and well-being of individuals. The ordeal began when a young woman from the family was suspected of being infected with smallpox, a highly contagious and potentially deadly virus. In response to these concerns, the local sanitary authorities took swift and… Read Full Article

In an extraordinary turn of events that underscored the indomitable spirit and versatility of the Irish people, Mr J. O’Grady Delmege, a seasoned sportsman, recently made headlines by dashing into a Limerick County Council meeting and urging an expedited agenda. Mr Delmege’s eccentric appearance in a red coat and spurred boots created quite a spectacle, but his fervent plea for brevity resulted in one of the swiftest council meetings in history. Following the meeting, he promptly caught a train to Knocklong to participate in a point-to-point race. Despite a dramatic fall at the last fence, Mr Delmege’s astonishing determination led… Read Full Article

In a heartbreaking incident that has left the community of Limerick in shock and mourning, authorities discovered the lifeless body of a female infant on Sunday morning, between the hours of 4 am and 6 am, in Theatre Lane. The infant believed to be just a few days old, was found wrapped in a petticoat and subsequently reported to the Dock Road Station by Head Sergeant Maree. The discovery of the infant’s body has sent ripples of sorrow and disbelief through the city, as residents grapple with the tragic and mysterious circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking event. As the news of… Read Full Article

On a splendid Sunday, members of Michael’s Division of the Archconfraternity of the Holy Family came together in a vibrant procession to mark their second Jubilee visit. The event, held under the radiant sun, drew large crowds of both locals and visitors as it wound its way through the principal streets of Limerick. The jubilant procession, a testament to the strong faith and devotion of its participants, was a sight to behold. Six bands lent their melodic voices, playing hymns that resonated with the devout members and spectators alike. Amidst the harmonious music, members of the Archconfraternity proudly carried a… Read Full Article

In a reassuring turn of events, the smallpox scare that had gripped the city of Limerick has been resolved. Health authorities confirmed today that the patient, who was undergoing precautionary measures against the introduction of smallpox, is now convalescent and will soon be discharged from the hospital. This development should put to rest any lingering fears of infection and pave the way for the affected individuals, particularly a young sister, to resume their normal lives. The ordeal began when concerns of a potential smallpox case emerged in Limerick, prompting swift and stringent safety measures. The responsible Medical Officer acted diligently… Read Full Article

In a recent health scare that sent shockwaves through the community of Limerick, a patient who was initially suspected of having smallpox has been confirmed as convalescent and is now set to leave the hospital. This development has brought a sense of relief to the residents of Limerick, who had been gripped by fear of a potential smallpox outbreak. While the patient’s recovery is welcome news, their family is now seeking support to help a young sister affected by the situation. The smallpox scare began when the patient exhibited symptoms that raised concerns among healthcare professionals. Given the highly contagious… Read Full Article

In a grand and joyous celebration of love and family ties, Mr Robert G. Eden, the brother of the Bishop of Wakefield, and Miss Betty Banbury, the third daughter of the esteemed Bishop of Limerick, were united in matrimony. The splendid ceremony unfolded within the hallowed halls of St. Mary’s Cathedral, located in the picturesque city of Limerick, Ireland. With the gracious presence of distinguished guests, including clergy and nobility, the event was a true testament to the enduring traditions and close-knit bonds that have long been cherished by these illustrious families. The matrimonial vows were solemnized by none other… Read Full Article

In recent weeks, a concerted effort has been underway in Limerick to address a deeply concerning issue that has plagued the region – high calf mortality rates. This pressing matter has garnered the attention of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Education, which has commissioned a thorough investigation to understand the causes and explore potential strategies for reducing calf deaths. At the helm of this critical inquiry are two esteemed experts: M. Noquard, a renowned French scientist with a wealth of experience in animal health, and Professor Mettam, the Principal of the Irish Veterinary College. These two distinguished individuals have… Read Full Article

In a landmark move aimed at fostering a closer relationship between the historically disconnected Dioceses of Ardfert and Limerick, the Bishop of Limerick has recently sought approval for a groundbreaking bill that seeks to facilitate better collaboration between these two distinct religious jurisdictions. This significant proposal reflects an ongoing commitment towards promoting unity and cooperation within the religious community, with potential implications for the faithful across the region and beyond. The proposed legislation, which focuses on establishing local arrangements to bridge the gaps between the Dioceses of Ardfert and Limerick, was met with widespread support during a recent discussion within… Read Full Article

In a recent address at the annual Dublin meeting of the Irish Church Missions, the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, Reverend [Bishop’s Name], raised important issues surrounding the Limerick mission and voiced concerns about a perceived conspiracy against the liberty of Irish Protestants. The gathering saw the presentation of a resolution condemning attacks on the Society for Irish Church Missions and highlighting apprehensions regarding the liberties of law-abiding Protestants in Limerick. The Bishop’s address underscored that the mission conducted by the Society for Irish Church Missions was not involved in aggressive proselytism but had instead been subjected to various injustices… Read Full Article