Legal Battle Erupts Over Grave Inscription in Limerick
A contentious dispute has arisen in Limerick over a grave inscription, underscoring tensions between religious communities in the city. Mrs. M. McNamara, a Catholic resident, sought to engrave an inscription on a tombstone at St. Munchin’s Cemetery, appealing to Our Lady for mercy on the souls of her deceased parents.… Read More
Limerick Lace Enchants at St. James’s Church Wedding
In a ceremony marked by elegance and tradition, Mr James O. Anderson, son of Mr Outrlm Anderson of Forbes, exchanged vows with Miss Maud Whitfield, the younger daughter of Inspector P. A. Whitfield, also of Forbes, at St. James’s Church on March 24. The nuptials, officiated by Reverend Harry Bryant,… Read More
Lady Poore’s Memoir Chronicles Irish Childhood and Naval Adventures
Lady Poore, esteemed author and member of a prominent Irish literary family, has unveiled her latest literary offering, “An Admiral’s Wife in the Making.” Following the resounding success of her previous work, “Recollections of an Admiral’s Wife,” Lady Poore’s newest volume delves into her upbringing in Ireland and the formative… Read More
FREE: Limerick Archives Journal 4: April 1900
Welcome to Issue 4 of the Limerick Archives Journal, where history comes alive through a curated collection of images and stories from Limerick in the month of April 1900. This edition delves deeper into the historical essence of Limerick, spotlighting newly enhanced and restored images that preserve the integrity of… Read More
Exploring Limerick Archives
In the bustling heart of Limerick, Gerry Hannan, a native historian, author, and archivist, undertakes a solitary endeavour known as the Limerick Archives. With academic accolades including a B.A., M.A., and M.B.S., Hannan channels his expertise and passion into constructing this monumental project. Funded exclusively by donations, the Limerick Archives… Read More
Unveiling Limerick’s Hidden Treasures: Explore the Limerick Archives
Welcome to our channel! In this video, we embark on a fascinating journey through the digital corridors of the Limerick Archives, where history comes alive in vivid detail. Join us as we delve into 50 intriguing facts about Limerick’s rich cultural heritage, exploring everything from ancient legends to modern innovations.… Read More
BISHOP O’DWYER EXPRESSES DISMAY OVER SUNDAY CONCERTS
In a recent correspondence to the press, Dr O’Dwyer of Limerick conveyed his disapproval regarding a forthcoming Sunday concert scheduled to take place at the Theatre. The Bishop articulated his concerns, stating: “I am troubled by the public advertisement for a concert to be held at the Theatre on tomorrow… Read More
McInerney’s Fish Stores Cease Operations in Limerick Amid Owner’s Deportation
The renowned establishment of McInerney’s Fish Stores, situated in Limerick, Ireland, has ceased its operations, marking an end to its longstanding presence not just in the city but across the country. The closure, effective from March 31st, comes as a consequence of the recent deportation of the firm’s proprietor, Mr… Read More
Limerick Priest Passes Away
The death of the Right Reverend Monsignor P. Enright, aged 84, in Little Hod, County Limerick, has left a profound sense of loss not only in his hometown of Abbeyfeale but also in the wider communities of Limerick and Kerry. Monsignor Enright’s passing, which occurred on a serene Sunday morning,… Read More
Limerick MP Addresses Irish Party’s Policy
At a recent gathering in East Limerick, Mr T. Lundon, Member of Parliament, delivered a speech concerning the stance of the Irish Party regarding the ongoing Irish question. Presiding over the monthly meeting of the United Irish League’s executive committee, Mr Lundon cautioned against undue optimism regarding any imminent resolution.… Read More
