Passing of Respected Irish Artist Mourned in Limerick
In a sombre event on Tuesday, Limerick bid farewell to Mr Henry O’Shea, a distinguished portrait painter and versatile artist. The demise of Mr O’Shea resonates with regret among Irish nationalists, acknowledging his significant contributions to both art and the service of faith and fatherland. The late artist, known for… Read More
Concerns Arise Over Potential Removal of Restrictions on Canadian Cattle Imports
The potential removal of restrictions on Canadian cattle imports has sparked concerns and speculation in the western districts of County Limerick. These restrictions were initially imposed in 1896 due to contagious diseases such as pleuro, pneumonia, and foot and mouth infection that were introduced by imported cattle. While trade and… Read More
The Assumption: Feast Day at St. Mary’s Parish Celebrated with Reverence and Devotion
St. Mary’s Catholic Church reverberated with special and impressive ceremonies on Sunday as the parishioners gathered to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. The event was marked by a Solemn High Mass at noon, presided over by Reverend J. McCurter from Melbourne, who was visiting Ireland.… Read More
Successful Promenade Concert in Garryowen in Aid of Barrington’s Hospital
Garryowen, Limerick – A highly successful promenade concert was organized by Mr Wyndham Gabbett in support of Barrington’s Hospital. The event took place on Saturday afternoon at the Athenaeum and drew a large and fashionable audience. The program featured outstanding performances by leading amateur singers and musicians from Limerick and… Read More
Limerick’s Literary Legacy: A Papal Nod to Cardinal Newman’s Wisdom
In a quaint Irish town where history and literature intertwine like the River Shannon’s gentle currents, the city of Limerick takes center stage once again. Amidst its ancient streets and medieval charm, a recent acknowledgment from the Vatican has shed light on the intellectual richness of Limerick, emphasizing the profound… Read More
Limerick’s Eccentric Tales: From “Sleeping Out” Legal Luminaries to Colourful Characters
In the heart of Ireland, where the River Shannon gracefully meanders through the picturesque landscapes, Limerick stands as a city steeped in history and coloured by the unforgettable tales of its unique characters. Among these eccentrics, the legendary Precentor Courtenay Moore, M.A., Rector of Milchelstown, has etched his name into… Read More
Abbeyfeale Branch of the United Irish League Gathers for Meeting
The Abbeyfeale Branch of the United Irish League convened a meeting presided over by Rev. W. Casey, P.P., on Sunday. The gathering was attended by several members, including D. O’Leary, C.; C. R. Harnett; W. R. Cotter; J. O’Keeffe; M. L. Harnett; C. O’Keeffe; B. Connell; J. Casey; T. Carroll;… Read More
LIMERICK LASHED BY WORST SNOWSTORM IN THREE DECADES
Residents of Limerick and its surrounding areas found themselves battling against one of the most severe snowstorms witnessed in thirty years this past Sunday evening. The violent snowstorm swept through the district for seven hours, presenting significant challenges for those venturing outdoors. The blizzard, which raged with exceptional intensity, posed… Read More
Limerick Voices Resound in Support of Home Rule
In a gathering of unprecedented magnitude on the historic streets of Limerick, Ireland, the fervent call for Home Rule echoed through the crowd as speakers passionately addressed the assembly. The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as people from every corner of the nation converged to make their stance clear on… Read More
Romish Intolerance in Limerick: A Clash of Press Freedom and Moral Standards
In the heart of Ireland, the ancient city of Limerick finds itself at the centre of a contentious debate, pitting the principles of press freedom against the pursuit of moral rectitude. Recent developments reveal a growing tension between local sentiments and the broader discourse emanating from the London press, fuelling… Read More
Limerick Carriage Drivers’ Refusal Sparks Heated Debate in Hackney Car Committee Meeting
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a spirited gathering of the Hackney Car Committee, chaired by the esteemed Mayor, a letter from Dr Long, a Medical Missioner, took centre stage in a contentious discussion that unfolded late last night. Dr Long, in his correspondence, raised concerns over the refusal of local Jarveys… Read More
Limerick Legacy: Munster Fusiliers Respond to German Taunts
In a remarkable exchange on the battlefield, the Royal Munster Fusiliers have delivered a resounding response to taunts from German soldiers, capturing notice boards laden with intriguing messages and leaving a mark on the annals of wartime communication. From the trenches of World War I, a curious memento has emerged,… Read More
Harvest Thanksgiving Services Illuminate Limerick Cathedral
Limerick, Ireland – The annual Harvest Thanksgiving Services took place at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Limerick on Sunday, drawing a significant turnout despite the challenging weather conditions. The sacred venue was adorned with exquisite decorations, featuring daffodils, Michaelmas daisies, and an array of fruits and vegetables interspersed with greenery, autumnal… Read More
“Former Soldier Faces Charges for False Enlistment Declaration at Limerick City Petty Sessions”
In a recent session at Limerick City Petty Sessions, John O’Leary, a former soldier, found himself facing charges for allegedly providing false information during his enlistment process on July 3rd. The accusation pertained specifically to his response to question 7 on the attestation form, where he indicated “Yes” after being… Read More
Lightning Strikes During Irish Manoeuvres: Eight Soldiers Suffer Direct Hits, Entire Battalion Affected
In an unprecedented event, eight cases of lightning stroke were reported when a regiment marched from Limerick to participate in the Irish manoeuvres. This tragic incident greatly impacted the morale and physical well-being of the soldiers, as practically the whole battalion is said to have suffered from the effects of… Read More
New Zealand Dominates Athletic Scene: Unveiling the Secrets of Their Success
Introduction: In the annals of rugby history, certain matches stand out as memorable and iconic, encapsulating the essence of the sport’s passion, skill, and camaraderie. One such notable encounter took place between the invincible New Zealand rugby team, affectionately known as the “All Blacks,” and a determined selection representing Munster.… Read More
Limerick Quarter Session: Blacksmith Awarded Compensation for Unjust Dismissal
During a recent Limerick quarter session, a blacksmith named Frank was awarded an undisclosed amount of guineas and costs against the Amalgamated Society of Engineers for procuring his unjust dismissal. The case has garnered attention among trade unionists as this highlights the need for better protection for skilled workers within… Read More
Unprecedented Flooding Ravages Southern Ireland as Relentless Rain and Gales Wreak Havoc
In a deluge of biblical proportions, heavy rainfall has pounded the southern regions of Ireland, leaving vast expanses of land submerged and communities grappling with the most severe floods witnessed in the past three decades. The onslaught, which began on Wednesday and persisted through Thursday, shows no signs of abating,… Read More
Limerick: Verdicts Rendered After Riot Charges
In a noteworthy legal development, the jury at the Limerick courthouse delivered verdicts yesterday, following a day-long hearing that captivated the city. The court, in a motion that spanned the entirety of the day, acquitted nine individuals facing charges related to a riot during the recent Home Rule Meeting held… Read More
Limerick Mourns: Death Casts Havoc on the District Lunatic Asylum Board
Limerick, Thursday — A sombre atmosphere enveloped the meeting of the Governors at the Limerick District Lunatic Asylum as they grappled with the profound losses that Death had cast upon their community. Chaired by Mr M. P. O’Shaughnessy, J.P, the gathering became a poignant reflection on the toll exacted by… Read More
Tales of Limerick: A Glimpse into the City’s Rich History and Vibrant Culture
Limerick, Ireland – Nestled along the banks of the picturesque River Shannon in the mid-western region of Ireland, the historic city of Limerick has, for generations, been a treasure trove of captivating stories and personal anecdotes. These tales passed down through the ages, offer a glimpse into the vibrant Irish… Read More
LIMERICK: A City’s Resilience in the Face of Political Turmoil
In the midst of political strife and a fading Home Rule movement, Limerick stands as a testament to resilience and unwavering faith. The recent controversy surrounding statements made by Mr John Dillon has sparked a heated debate within the community, shedding light on the challenges faced by those advocating for… Read More
Father McInerney’s Vindication: Resolution by District Council
During the meeting of the Limerick No. 2 (Clare) Rural District Council, held under the chairmanship of Captain O’Brien, a resolution concerning the legal case brought by Rev. Father Mclnerney against the Irish Times was proposed. Mr Bartholomew Skeahan addressed the council, highlighting that the lawsuit stemmed from a letter… Read More
Notice: Tender Invitation for Coal Supply to Limerick District Lunatic Asylum
The Committee of Management for the Limerick District Lunatic Asylum has announced a call for tenders from coal merchants. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, 10th July 1907, where considerations will be made for the supply of 300 tons of the best steam coals to the institution. Interested parties are… Read More
Agricultural Training Initiative Proposed by Limerick No.1 District Council
Today, a special meeting of the Limerick No.1 District Council was held under the chairmanship of Mr T Lune. During the meeting, Mr J Ryan of Knockataun proposed, and Mr J Cahill of Cahirconlish seconded, a resolution that was unanimously adopted by the council. The resolution pertains to the recent… Read More
Safety Concerns Mount as Tragic Van Accident Sparks Calls for Regulations in Limerick
LIMERICK – Growing concerns have been voiced over the absence of legislation and enforcement of regulations pertaining to the hazardous tilt covers on vans. These concerns have been thrust into the spotlight following a heart-wrenching accident in Limerick, where the obscured visibility caused by such a cover tragically claimed the… Read More
“Limerick Assizes Delivers Not Guilty Verdict in Murder Case”
In a dramatic turn of events at the Limerick Assizes, a verdict of not guilty was reached by the jury on Friday. The case revolved around Mary, who stood accused of the wilful murder of her husband, Thomas Cann, at Gortroe West, near Castletown Conyers, Co. Limerick, on April 22nd,… Read More
COURT CLASH CAUSES HIS HONOR’S DISPLEASURE
Office of the Judiciary,Limerick Quarter Sessions. Dear Mr Hickson, I trust this letter finds you well. I write to you today regarding a recent incident that occurred at the Limerick Quarter Sessions, which has left a distinct impression on my mind. As you are well aware, it has come to… Read More
1831 – The Fearsome Encounter: Wildcats of Cragg Wood, County Limerick
In the annals of 1831, a gripping tale unfolded in the heart of Cragg Wood, nestled within the picturesque landscapes of County Limerick. This narrative revolves around Mr Cahill, a resident of Whiskey Hall, whose routine hunting expedition took an unexpected turn, leading to a harrowing encounter with three wildcats… Read More
“Resident’s Petition Secures Victory in Limerick Land Dispute”
Limerick, Ireland – In a recent legal battle that unfolded in the scenic hills of Limerick, Mr Edward Hennessey emerged victorious in his bid to challenge the acquisition of an additional half-acre of hill land for the purpose of allotting a cottage that had already been constructed. The case, which… Read More
Irish Nationalist Party Appeals for Subscriptions in Ongoing Pursuit of Home Rule
In a joint declaration from prominent figures Bishop O’Donnell of Raphoe, Mr John Redmond, and Alderman O’Mara, the Irish Nationalist Party has issued an appeal for financial support in its unwavering commitment to the cause of Home Rule. The call to action was made in Dublin, with a significant emphasis… Read More
Resurrection of Long-Lost Sports Event in Limerick
After a prolonged hiatus spanning many years, the Limerick Amateur Athletic and Bicycle Club Sports are set to make a triumphant return to the sporting scene. These eagerly anticipated sports events are scheduled to take place at the iconic Markets Field on the upcoming Thursday. With a substantial number of… Read More
Sir Horace Plunkett Faces Strong Denunciation by Lord Emly During Departmental Inquiry Committee Session in Limerick
The Commission of Inquiry into the operations of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction in Ireland convened at the County Council Rooms in Limerick Courthouse. The committee members present included Sir Keano Dighy as Chairman, Hon. J. Dryden, Mr Oyilvie, and Mr Brown, with Mr Taylor serving as the… Read More
United Irish League Abbeyfeale: Demands For Land Act And Laborers’ Rights
Abbeyfeale – The United Irish League held a meeting on Sunday, chaired by Reverend Father Casey, V.P., to discuss pressing issues concerning land rights and labourers’ conditions. Prominent figures such as P. Beoderick, T. O’Connor, S. Flynn, T.J. Keane, D. Keane, J. Hurnett, J. Lane, W. Murphy, D. O’Donnell, B.… Read More
Guns Of The Armada Presented To Royal Ulster Yacht Club
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club in Belfast has recently received a remarkable donation that sheds light on a significant event in naval history. Mr J. W. Russell of Limerick has presented two intriguing relics of the Spanish Armada to the esteemed club. The guns, which were once part of a… Read More
A Glimpse into the Eighteenth Century: Parliament Contemplates Limerick Treaty in 1828
In a nostalgic dive into the annals of history, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s recent decision to veto the printing and dissemination of the articles of impeachment against Harley Earl of Oxford, dating back almost two centuries, has sparked contemplation on the relevance of archaeological and historic research in shaping contemporary public… Read More
Legacy of Limerick Echoes Through Time
In the annals of history, the resonance of Limerick remains a poignant reminder of the trials faced by the Irish people during a tumultuous period. The heroic women of Limerick, who played a pivotal role in the great rebellion of the past, stand as beacons of courage and resilience. The… Read More
Historic Limerick: City’s Turbulent Past Sheds Light on Modern Resilience
The Elizabethan State papers, relating to Ireland during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, cover the months from March to October 1600, a time of grave difficulties for the English Government. Efforts had been made to establish control over Ireland through a central authority, but the Queen’s representative in Ireland, the… Read More
Limerick Assizes: Court Convenes Amidst Murmurs of the Past
In a solemn yet bustling atmosphere, the Summer Assizes commenced in the historic County of Limerick. Stepping into the Crown Court punctually at 11 o’clock, Mr Sergeant Matheson, accompanied by esteemed dignitaries including the High Sheriff, Mr Dermod O’Brien, D.L., and the Sub-Sheriff, Mr Benjamin K. Lucas, set the stage… Read More
Government Appoints New Members to Land Sub-Commission: A Positive Step Towards Fairness and Equity
In a recent Popular column, it has been reported, and we believe on credible grounds, that Mr Patrick Vaughan, JP, Chairman of the Limerick County Council; Mr John Ryan of Killenure, a prominent figure in the council and Chairman of the Proposals Committee; and Major M. J. Kenny, the Secretary… Read More
“The Railway Bill Dilemma: A Turning Point for Waterford and Limerick”
On a summer’s day in 1900, the fate of the Waterford and Limerick Railway Bill hung in the balance, as the Great Southern and Western Railway Company faced a critical juncture in the ongoing negotiations. The Belfast News-Letter, reporting on Saturday, July 14, 1900, captured the tension and intrigue surrounding… Read More
“Belgian Refugees Find Shelter in Limerick”
A group of twenty-four Belgian refugees arrived in Limerick last night via the 3 p.m. train from Dublin. They were warmly received at the station by members of the local committee and promptly escorted to Mount Kennett House on Henry Street, where accommodation has been prepared for their stay. The… Read More
Limerick Distress Committee: Successful Conclusion to a Season of Productive Efforts
Limerick, Saturday. In a meeting presided over by the Mayor and attended by notable figures such as Alderman Dillon Bourke, R. Frost, and J. J. Roche, the City Distress Committee reported on the fruitful accomplishments of the season. The presence of key officials, including the City Surveyor, A. Killeen, and… Read More
Fire at Limerick Industrial Association Offices
On a Friday night around 11 o’clock, a fire incident unfolded at the offices of the Limerick Industrial Association. Fortunately, thanks to the prompt response of the Fire Brigade, the blaze was swiftly extinguished, resulting in minimal damage to the premises. The Limerick Industrial Association, which serves as a vital… Read More
Humorous Musings on Local Affairs in Limerick
In the vibrant town of Limerick, peculiar occurrences and local debates have prompted a wit to pen down some entertaining observations: 1. Women’s Rebellion at the Limerick Union A comical upheaval has taken place at the Limerick Union, where the women residents are standing up against the morning routine. These… Read More
Lace School Flourishes in Kilfinane, County Limerick
In October 1903, the Sisters of Charity of St. Paul, headquartered at Selly Park near Birmingham, extended their reach to Ireland, establishing their inaugural convent in Kilfinane, County Limerick. Under the patronage of the revered Bishop of the diocese, Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, the Sisters wasted no time in initiating… Read More
Controversy Surrounding Jewish Rabbi’s Complaint Prompts Official Inquiry in Limerick
In a recent development at the Limerick Board of Guardians meeting, chaired by Evelyn, a letter from the Local Government Board revealed a concerning dispute involving the Assistant Master, Mr M. Lane, and Rev. T. D., a Jewish Rabbi. The controversy centres on the treatment of a patient named H.… Read More
“Limerick Butter Salesman Accepts Danish Challenge in International Butter Showdown”
In an unexpected turn of events, a charismatic butter salesman from Limerick has fearlessly embraced a unique challenge posed by a Danish counterpart hailing from Copenhagen. These intrepid dairy aficionados have agreed to engage in a friendly face-off, with the aim of settling, once and for all, the enduring debate… Read More
Controversy Surrounds All-Ireland Championships Venue Selection
Gaelic sports enthusiasts in Limerick are up in arms over the recent decision by the Provincial Council to change the venue for the all-Ireland Championships between Clare and Limerick. The announcement, made during a meeting on the 10th of April, has sparked a heated debate regarding the legality and fairness… Read More
Limerick Show: Where Elegance Meets Equine Excellence
In the heart of the picturesque Market Grounds, where history and tradition seamlessly blend with equine elegance, the Limerick Show unfolded its vibrant tapestry under the Irish July skies. This annual showcase, a testament to the region’s rich horse-breeding heritage, drew enthusiasts and competitors from far and wide. The Limerick… Read More
Mysterious Tragedy in Ireland – Two Limerick Men Arrested
A puzzling and tragic incident has been reported in Ballinasloe, Ireland. A sweep named Carroll was discovered in an unconscious state during the morning, lying on a stack of straw near the town. He had a significant wound over his eye, and it appeared that his sister had made an… Read More
Limerick Loner: Curious Court Case Involves 29-Year Courtship and Broken Promises
An intriguing breach of promise of marriage was concluded at the Limerick Assizes yesterday involving Bridget Coyne, who sued Austin Thynne for damages totaling £500. Back in 1873, Thynne had promised to marry Coyne but did not fulfill this promise. The defence argued that at the time of the alleged… Read More
Richard Talbot, 1st Earl of Tyrconnell: An Irish Royalist and Jacobite Soldier
Richard Talbot, 1st Earl of Tyrconnell, Viscount Baltinglass, Baron of Talbotstown (1630-1691), was a prominent figure in Irish history. As a Catholic royalist nobleman, he played a significant role in the Jacobite movement and served as the Viceroy of Ireland. Richard Talbot, 1st Earl of Tyrconnell, was a notable Irish… Read More
Tragedy Strikes as Young Man Drowns in the Waters of the Shannon, Limerick
In a sombre turn of events, a 30-year-old man identified as George Reed tragically lost his life while bathing in the Shannon River near Limerick. The incident unfolded on Wednesday evening as Reed, who was unmarried, was engaged in a swim across the river from the public baths at King’s… Read More
Tenders Invited for Construction of New Carnegie Free Library and Museum in Limerick
A call for tenders has been made in Limerick on the 11th of this month for the construction and completion of the new Carnegie free library and museum, on behalf of the trustees. Interested parties can review the plans and related documents at the Free Library in Limerick, as well… Read More
Munster Rugby Team Selection
After the North vs. South Munster trial match at Cruise’s Hotel on Saturday evening, the Munster Five met to select the team that will represent the province against Leinster in Dublin on the 28th of this month. The following players were chosen: Backs: Forwards: This lineup will represent Munster in… Read More
UNUSUAL ASSERTION SURROUNDS LIMERICK’S INHERITANCE
In an intriguing turn of events, a statement has emerged from Portsmouth, echoing the sentiments of a man who believes he has a rightful claim to a portion of an estate in Limerick inherited by a widow. The accused, a cousin of the deceased woman’s husband, contends that he is… Read More
Street Betting Fine Reduced on Appeal
Limerick Quarter Sessions – Edward Daly appealed against a fine of £5 imposed by the Limerick magistrates for contravening the “Betting Bye-law” established by the Limerick Borough Council. Representing the appellant, Mr H. Cullinan, B.L., argued that the Corporation had no authority to pass such a bye-law, as their powers… Read More
Young Man Charged for Vandalising Street Lamp Near Dr Long’s Dispensary in Limerick
In a recent session of Limerick petty court, a young man found himself in the legal crosshairs as he faced charges brought forth by the police for his alleged involvement in the destruction of a street lamp, located just opposite Dr Long’s dispensary. The incident, a small yet poignant moment… Read More
Limerick Man Faces Consequences for Violating Ticket-of-Leave Conditions
In a recent turn of events, Andrew Hehir, who was released from prison on the 2nd of this month, has found himself in legal trouble once again. This time, his woes stem from failing to adhere to the conditions of his ticket-of-leave, which mandated police supervision until the 30th of… Read More
Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Five Young Men in Limerick Boating Incident
A day of leisure and camaraderie turned into a heartrending tragedy as five young men lost their lives in a boating accident near Limerick. The group’s boat capsized amidst powerful winds and waves, leaving no survivors. The incident unfolded yesterday, leaving a community in mourning and shock. The victims have… Read More
All-for-Ireland League Convention Sparks Heated Debates in Limerick
In a fervent gathering of delegates at the All-for-Ireland League Convention in Limerick last Saturday, the outspoken Member of Parliament, Mr Maurice Healy, addressed the assembly, shedding light on the League’s burgeoning influence across the nation. The event unfolded amidst palpable tension, especially in the aftermath of a controversial interview… Read More
County Limerick Hounds Pay Tribute to Lady Rachael Fitzgerald
The County Limerick Hounds, a distinguished and respected hunting group, have made a poignant announcement that reflects the depth of sorrow and respect within their community. In honour of the late Lady Rachael Fitzgerald, a figure of great esteem and importance, the group has decided to temporarily suspend their meetings.… Read More
Limerick Rural District Council Grapples with Water Supply and Amalgamation Concerns
In a recent monthly meeting of the Limerick Rural District Council, chaired by Mr Patrick J. Fitzgerald, several key issues came to the forefront, including the critical question of a reliable water supply for the town and the potential amalgamation of various divisions within the rural district. Among those present… Read More
LIMERICK SWIVEL BRIDGE INQUIRY TO BE HELD
LIMERICK, Friday. The Board of Trade has appointed Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur Mosley K.C.B., F.R.S., to head a Limerick inquiry into proposals for the lifting of the existing swivel bridge leading to the proposed extension of the Limerick Harbour Commission. The investigation aims to address the potential obstruction posed by the… Read More
LIMERICK GAELIC LEAGUE: Class Schedule for 1905-6
A meeting of teachers was convened at the Limerick Branch of the Gaelic League to organize the class schedule for the upcoming session. The following program was agreed upon: Classes will commence on the next Wednesday evening promptly at 7:30 pm in the league rooms. It is essential for members… Read More
“Landmark Settlement in Limerick Slander Case: Farmers Resolve Dispute over Alleged Defamatory Remarks”
In a significant legal development at Nisi Prius No. 2, the courthouse in Limerick, a slander case that gripped the local community has been settled. The case, which unfolded before Mr Justice O’Reilly, involved a breach of reputation claim brought by Thomas English of County Limerick against Michael Corrigan, a… Read More
“Controversy Erupts Over Land Agents’ Compensation and Allegations of Unfair Practices”
A letter from Mr James O’Grady Delmege, a prominent figure and landlord from Castle Park, Limerick, has sparked a heated debate regarding the grievances of land agents and their role in land sales. Delmege’s letter raises concerns about the impact of the Land Act and questions the need for compensating… Read More
Limerick Committee Protests Withdrawal of Grants by Department: A Stand for Irish Education
A special meeting of the Committee of O’Curry College in Limerick convened to address the concerning circular from the Department of Agriculture, announcing the suspension of work under Section III of the programme (Teachers’ Classes) for the year 1916. The meeting, held at the Gaelic League Rooms, saw a fervent… Read More
Exciting Prospects for Limerick as Synthetic Products Company Explores Industrial Project
In a significant development for Limerick, the city’s Harbour Board received a letter from the Synthetic Products Company, London, expressing interest in establishing a substantial industrial project in the region. The announcement was made during a session chaired by the Mayor, where the board discussed the company’s inquiry. According to… Read More
Limerick Forms Branch of Society for Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
Limerick City – In a commendable move to combat cruelty to animals, a gathering of esteemed ladies and gentlemen took place on Friday evening at the Limerick Chamber of Commerce. The purpose of this well-attended meeting was to establish a branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to… Read More
Limerick Locals Surprised by Kitchen Intrusion
Residents of Limerick, Ireland, were taken aback when an unusual guest, in the form of a trout, made its way into a house on Lower Cecil Street. The unexpected visitor, a moderately sized fish, was discovered in the confines of the kitchen by the occupant. The peculiar incident occurred as… Read More
Important Letter from Very Rev Dr Shanahan, PP, VG
In a significant and encouraging letter to the Mayor of Limerick (Alderman Joyce, MP), the Very Rev Dr Shanahan, Vicar General of the Diocese, expresses hope and optimism for the future of Ireland. He highlights the unity of the people under the guidance of their faithful bishops and priests as… Read More
MUNSTER-CONNACHT EXHIBITION TO BOOST IRISH INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT
In a recent event, the forthcoming Munster-Connacht Exhibition garnered attention and support, including a commendation from Her Excellency, the Countess of Aberdeen. Her ladyship expressed her optimism about the Exhibition, considering it a valuable contribution to Ireland’s multifaceted endeavours. This event holds great significance as it showcases the industrious spirit… Read More
Limerick’s Role in Irish Censorship: A Historical Perspective
Amidst the backdrop of Ireland’s tumultuous history, the discourse surrounding censorship in the Emerald Isle has gained significant traction. While critics decry it as an affront to press freedom, proponents argue for its necessity in maintaining order, especially in the aftermath of the 1916 rebellion. The recent uproar was sparked… Read More
LAND ACQUISITION DISPUTE UNFOLDS IN LIMERICK ESTATE
In a development surrounding the recent land purchases by tenants on the Limerick estate, individuals who availed themselves of the Land Act are taking a stand. The crux of the matter lies in their decision to withhold the initial payment for the purchased lands until certain conditions are met. The… Read More
Jews in Limerick Facing Financial Struggles as Fund Donations Fall Short
Limerick, Ireland – The Jewish community in Limerick is experiencing financial difficulties as donations to the relief fund fall short of expectations. The Board of Deputies is raising funds to aid the Jews in Limerick, and Mr D. Q. Henriques, located at 21 Finsbury Pavement, EC, gratefully welcomes any contributions.… Read More
Limerick Grapples with Alleged Larceny of Ten Bicycles
In a recent development at Patrick’s Well in Limerick, Ireland, Thomas Burns, a resident, faced charges of alleged larceny involving ten bicycles. The incident occurred on a Tuesday, drawing attention to the vulnerability of bicycle owners in the community. The alleged theft involved bicycles valued between 18 shillings and 22… Read More
Limerick And Land Bill Sparks Debate in British Parliament
Thomas Esmonde Inquiries Government’s Stance on Land Reform A lively debate has erupted in the British Parliament over the proposed Limerick Land Bill, with members of the Irish Party, led by Thomas Esmonde, seeking clarity on the government’s position regarding land reform measures. The bill, which aims to address population… Read More
The Limerick Shooting Incident of 1900: A Case of Deadly Jest
On a fateful day in August 1900, the tranquil streets of Limerick were shaken by an unexpected and shocking incident that left a man injured and the community in disbelief. In the midst of this unexpected turn of events, the actions of a man named Patrick would set the stage… Read More
“LIMERICK INTOLERANCE” – High Sheriff Refutes Allegations in Stirring Speech
In a fervent address at the Kingstown Town Hall, Mr D. M. Wilson, K.C., a native of Limerick, vehemently repudiated allegations of intolerance levelled against the city. The accusations were made during a meeting supporting Unionist candidate Captain Bryan Cooper for South Dublin. Wilson, speaking passionately to the gathered audience,… Read More
Enthronement Ceremony of Lord Bishop in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick
In a remarkable event at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, on Thursday, April 25, a grand ceremony unfolded as the Right Reverend Dr Omen assumed the position of Lord Bishop of Limerick, Aldred, and Aghadoe. The proceedings were characterized by a high degree of intricacy and were graced by a substantial… Read More
Limerick Duo Faces Curious Larceny Charge Over Cow’s Hide
In a peculiar turn of events, James Hickey and Hogan from Coonagh, Limerick, found themselves embroiled in an unexpected legal entanglement. The charge of larceny, typically associated with theft of tangible items, took a bizarre twist when it involved the hide of a cow. The tale unfolded when a cow,… Read More
Lord Aberdeen’s First Levee and Aims as Lord-Lieutenant
Lord Aberdeen, in his inaugural levee as Lord-Lieutenant, held at Dublin Castle, welcomed a diverse gathering comprising military officers, officials, representatives from legal and other professions, aristocracy, and gentry. Despite the absence of certain dignitaries, the event marked the beginning of Lord Aberdeen’s tenure. The Dublin garrison and troops from… Read More
MISSING VESSEL REPORT UNFOUNDED
Lloyd’s Agency previously reported that the steamer “Eskasoni,” bound for Limerick from Portland, Oregon, with a cargo of wheat, had gone missing. On February 19th, the vessel was signaled from Lloyd’s station on the Scilly Isles, responding that all was well. However, no news about its whereabouts was received since… Read More
Chancery Division Grapples with Limerick Mortgagee’s Suit Amid Corporation and Football Club Rivalry
In the Chancery Division before the esteemed Master of the Rolls, a case of significant consequence unfolded, pitting Usborne against the Limerick Market Trustees. The Solicitor General, instructed by Mr B. A. McNamara, presented the case on behalf of the receiver overseeing the rents and profits. The matter sought the… Read More
“Love Transcends Boundaries: The Enchanting Romance of Squire O’Grady’s Daughter and Lord Stourdale”
In the early years of the 19th century, the tranquil village of Caghercullen, which now forms a part of the sprawling Glenstal Demesne, was the residence of a man who would forever be remembered in local lore—Squire O’Grady. A true Limerick gentleman, Squire O’Grady was renowned not only for his… Read More
Concerns about the Treatment of Jews in Limerick Brought to the Attention of House of Commons
Limerick, Ireland – In a development that has sparked widespread attention, concerns regarding the treatment of Jews in Limerick have been brought to the forefront and have now reached the House of Commons. The Irish Times reported on Monday that Reverend E.H. Lewis Crosby, alongside the assistance of Mr T.H.… Read More
Twyford’s Wreck: Limerick Harbour Board Discusses Removal Options
Limerick – During a meeting of the Limerick Harbour Board, presided over by the Mayor, a letter from Mr Twyford regarding the wreck at Matthew Bridge was read. The letter stated that operations to shift the wreck had commenced and they expected it to be removed in a few days.… Read More
“Limerick Bids Farewell to Troops After Three-Year Deployment”
Great interest and a tinge of regret filled the air as the troops departed from the vibrant city of Limerick, where they had been stationed for the past three years. This momentous occasion was marked by heartfelt farewell services held at the historic Cathedral of St. Mary, which holds a… Read More
Irish Party in Turmoil as Redmond Faces Opposition from O’Brien and Healy
In the midst of the turmoil within the Irish Party, it is worth noting the historical significance of Limerick, a city that holds deep cultural and political roots. Limerick, known for its rich heritage and a strong sense of identity, has played a pivotal role in Ireland’s history. From the… Read More
Constabulary Gazette Report on Begley vs. Healy Boxing Challenge
The Constabulary Gazette of November 25, 1908, featured a report on the boxing match between Constable Begley and Paddy Healy. The article draws from a source in the Waterford News and highlights Begley’s dissatisfaction with the outcome of their recent fight in Limerick. Begley, renowned as the champion heavy-weight boxer… Read More
Dr O’Dwyer Criticizes Irish Parliamentary Party in Limerick Address
The Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer, Roman Catholic Bishop of Limerick, has sparked controversy with his recent remarks regarding the political landscape in Ireland. In a letter addressing the current situation, Dr O’Dwyer questioned the actions of the Irish Parliamentary Party, particularly their handling of the Home Rule Bill during the… Read More
Abbeyfeale United Irish League Meets to Discuss Munster-Connaught Exhibition
A meeting of the Abbeyfeale United Irish League, presided over by Reverend Father Casey, convened to discuss various matters of significance to the community. The gathering was attended by several prominent individuals from the area, including Messrs. J. Buckley, T. J. Keane, M. P. Broderick, J. W. Flynn, J. R.… Read More
LIMERICK’S VIGIL AGAINST MORAL PERIL: A CALL FOR CATHOLIC PRESS SOLIDARITY
In a bid to combat the influence of what has been termed the filthy and immoral Press, the city of Limerick in Ireland has emerged as a beacon of resistance. Declaring war on publications that are deemed to contribute to the moral decay of society. This resolute stance has sparked… Read More
“The Victoria Home for Soldiers and Sailors: A Beacon of Hope in Limerick”
In the spring of 1900, a remarkable news story unfolded in the heart of Limerick that would leave an indelible mark on the city’s history. Mr Cleeves, the Sheriff of Limerick, made a generous donation of £500 for a noble cause, marking the beginning of an initiative that would touch… Read More
Tragic Incident Unfolds as Bridge Repair Workers Collide with Train near Limerick
In a tragic turn of events, a group of labourers engaged in repair work on a bridge in the vicinity of Limerick found themselves entangled in a collision with an oncoming train. The devastating incident led to the unfortunate loss of a man named Dwyer, and another individual now battles… Read More
NATIONAL HOLIDAY: LIMERICK’S ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION
Limerick City came alive with patriotic fervor as its residents celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a grand procession and industrial display. This day, now a national holiday, holds special significance in Limerick, where the Gaelic Revival movement has taken strong roots. The streets of Limerick were adorned with a spectacle… Read More
Limerick Resilience Shines Amidst Unprecedented Flooding Crisis
In a stunning turn of events, the picturesque town of Limerick finds itself grappling with the aftermath of relentless rains that have triggered extensive floods across the South of Ireland. The once charming streets of Limerick now bear witness to the havoc unleashed by a rainfall heavier and more prolonged… Read More
THE IMPORTATION OF CANADIAN CATTLE AND ITS IMPACT ON FARMERS
Abbeyfeale, a town in west Limerick, is grappling with concerns about the free importation of Canadian and Argentine cattle into England. While some argue in favour of easing the rules for the sake of English consumers and dealers, local farmers believe it would be disastrous for their livelihoods. In an… Read More


