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Mr John Redmond’s Address to County Limerick Nationalists: Unity and Obedience as the Cornerstones of Irish Politics

In a speech that reverberated through the hearts of Nationalists in County Limerick, Mr John Redmond, an influential leader in Irish politics, outlined a path that may pose challenges for those expecting a Unionist upheaval in the upcoming General Election. Amid aspirations for a possible convergence of Nationalists and Liberals,… Read More

“The Beacon Shines Light on Home Rule – Irish MP.. Edmund Leamy Explores the Historical Significance and Role of Self-Government in Ireland’s Struggle for Freedom”

The “Beacon,” a Liberal organ from the Frome Division, has once again brought up the topic of Home Rule by opening its pages to an Irish member, Mr Edmund Leamy, MP.. In his article titled “The Irish Demand for Self Government,” Mr Leamy covers the history of Home Rule, referencing… Read More

Alleged Pollution by “Foul and Noxious Matter”: Co. Limerick Farmer’s Legal Battle Unveiled

In a legal showdown before the Chancery Division, the case of Chas. O’Shaughnessy versus the Ardagh Co-operative Dairy Society, Ltd., unfolded today. Charles O’Shaughnessy, a farmer from Ballynacally, Co. Limerick, alleges damage caused by the discharge of foul and noxious matter from the defendant’s creamery into a stream traversing his… Read More

Harvesting Report in West Limerick

Abbeyfeale, Wednesday – As the harvesting season progresses, a clearer picture of this year’s agricultural results is emerging in West Limerick. In the districts of Abbeyfeale, Athea, Templeglantine, Tournafulla, and Mountcollins, the majority of the hay crop has been successfully harvested and is in excellent condition. However, it is observed… Read More

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