LIMERICK NAVIGATION: A Tale of Cattle Woes
In a recent session of the Limerick Harbour Board, concerns were raised regarding the continued closure of Limerick port for the export of cattle. The Clyde Shipping Company expressed their dissatisfaction, pointing out that while other ports such as Londonderry, Belfast, and Cork had been opened, Limerick remained restricted. The… Read More
Limerick Gears Up for Impressive Nationalist Demonstration
In a fervent gathering at the local Temperance Hall in Abbeyfeale district, a substantial number of parishioners convened on Sunday for a meeting of the Nationalists. The event, presided over by the Very Rev. Canon Lee, P.P., was marked by the announcement of a significant demonstration set to take place… Read More
Limerick Farm Sold in Court Dispute
In a legal saga reminiscent of a limerick’s twist and turns, a 59-acre farm in Jamestown, near Charleville, previously owned by Hannah R. Glenn, saw a courtroom battle culminate in its sale to John Houlihan of Croom last July for £1,610. However, the tale took an unexpected turn as John… Read More
Inquiry Launched into Narrow Escape as Train Collides Near Cratloe Station
In a significant development, an inquiry led by Mr Bell, Superintendent of the Great Southern and Western Railway and the Midland Great Western Railway, was convened yesterday to investigate a potentially catastrophic incident that unfolded near Cratloe Station. The incident, which occurred on a fateful Sunday night, involved a goods… Read More
Electric Lighting Appointment Sparks Controversy in Borough Council Meeting
The ongoing debate surrounding the appointment of an assistant at the Electric Power House took center stage during a special gathering of the Borough Council on Friday night. The controversy had emerged from the previous meeting, where Mr Portley, a local from Limerick, was selected for the role, disregarding the… Read More
Former President Kruger of the Transvaal Embraces the Freedom of Limerick
Limerick, Ireland – In a remarkable display of recognition and appreciation, the Limerick Corporation has bestowed the prestigious Freedom of the City upon ex-President Paul Kruger of the Transvaal. This esteemed honour, which took place recently, serves as a resounding tribute to Kruger’s notable contributions and accomplishments. It is a… Read More
Nineteen Limerick Men Charged with Crimes Act Offences
In a notable session presided over by Mr J. Kelly and Mr H. R. Jordan, Q.C., at the City Court in Limerick yesterday, nineteen young men found themselves facing charges related to unlawful assembly under the Crimes Act. The charges stem from incidents involving disorderly behaviour towards Sergeant Willis, an… Read More
Limerick Farmers Debate Salt Butter Percentage at Club Meeting
Limerick – A lively discussion took place at the meeting of the Limerick and Clare Farmers’ Club on Saturday regarding the proposed regulation of the salt percentage in butter. Under the chairmanship of Mr J. McInerney, J.P., the farmers debated the appropriate salt content in Irish butter, with the Limerick… Read More
Solemn Send-off for Esteemed Postmaster Joseph Fitzgerald in Limerick
In a poignant turn of events, the Limerick community gathered in mourning for the passing of Mr Joseph Fitzgerald, a venerable figure and the long-serving postmaster of the town. The sombre incident unfolded on a Tuesday night at his residence, casting a veil of sorrow over the town. Mr Fitzgerald,… Read More
Limerick’s Dairy Dilemma: Insanitary Conditions and Unregistered Businesses Face Heavy Penalties
In a recent report presented by Sir A. McCullough, the Medical Inspector for the Local Government Board (L.G.B.), concerns were raised about the deplorable sanitary conditions prevalent in numerous dairies operated by milk vendors across Limerick City and County. The revelation came to light during a meeting of the Limerick… Read More
Women’s Suffrage Debate Intensifies in Limerick as Bishop Faces Criticism
The Women’s Suffrage movement in Limerick has taken centre stage as Bishop Dr O’Dwyer’s recent Lenten pastoral sparks controversy and draws criticism from advocates of women’s suffrage. The bishop’s assertions that only women who pay rates and taxes in their own right should receive the vote have been met with… Read More
Tragic Blaze Claims Four Lives in Limerick: Undertaker’s Premises Consumed in Fiery Inferno
Limerick, Ireland – In a devastating incident that unfolded in the early hours of this morning, a raging fire on the premises of a prominent local undertaker led to the loss of four lives, casting a sombre shadow over the city of Limerick. The victims included Mr John Griffin, a… Read More
Legal Dispute Unveils Unpleasant Aftermath of Hunt Races
A legal altercation has arisen following the conclusion of the County Limerick Hunt Races, as the aftermath of a horse’s demise sparks a courtroom confrontation. This incident came to light in a case brought before the Bruff Quarter Sessions, pitting a knacker named Daniel Goold against Joseph Hogan, a substantial… Read More
Manchester Shipowners Face Legal Action for Alleged Breach of Charter Party
Judge Parry presided over a case at the Manchester County Court, where the Limerick Steamship Company Limited filed a lawsuit against the Manchester Coasting and General Steamship Company Limited, seeking damages for an alleged breach of charter party. The judge only had to consider the questions of law and fact… Read More
Lola Montez: A Limerick-Born Enigma of Beauty and Deception
LIMERICK, IRELAND – Lola Montez, a name synonymous with beauty and beguilement, was born in the heart of Limerick to an Irish father and a Spanish Creole mother, encapsulating a story of intrigue and glamour that transcended borders and captivated hearts. Her life was a whirlwind of deception, dalliances, and… Read More
Unexpected Windfall Uncovered in Limerick: Hawker’s Hidden Hoard Revealed
In a twist of fate that could be straight from the pages of a novel, Mary Braddell, a 66-year-old orange hawker in Limerick, found herself in the spotlight when an unexpected and substantial hoard of £200 in silver was discovered in her humble abode. The revelation has added a layer… Read More
Munster Hurling Cup Final: Cork Triumphs Over Limerick in Spirited Match
Tipperary – The highly anticipated Munster Hurling Cup final between Cork and Limerick took place in Tipperary on Sunday, drawing a sizable crowd of enthusiastic spectators. The match was filled with excitement and closely watched by fans from both sides. Upon their arrival at the railway station, the Cork team,… Read More
Annual Meeting of Irish Land and Labour Benefit Society Held in Limerick
At the recent annual meeting of the Irish Land and Labour Approved Benefit Society, held in Limerick, Secretary Mr Michael Ryan, D.C., delivered the society’s report. The report outlined the significant activity over the past year, particularly in terms of benefits disbursed and administrative expenses. Mr Ryan reported that a… Read More
Tragic Death in Limerick: Dock Labourer Succumbs to Acetate Acid Poisoning
In a sombre turn of events, Thomas Costelloe, a dock labourer, was admitted to Barrington’s Hospital on Saturday evening, battling the effects of acetate acid poisoning. Unfortunately, his struggle for survival ended tragically, as he passed away this evening. The circumstances surrounding Costelloe’s poisoning are both perplexing and concerning. According… Read More
DECLINE OF SHEEP POPULATION IN IRELAND ATTRIBUTED TO DOG ATTACKS: A LIMERICK PERSPECTIVE
The dwindling number of sheep in Ireland, a phenomenon of significant concern, is believed to stem from the escalating issue of dog attacks, according to a letter received by the “Irish Independent.” Mr R. Gibeon, a resident of Limerick, reflects on the bygone era when almost every farmer, regardless of… Read More
Limerick Maintains Health Amidst Medical Payment Debates
In the serene city of Limerick, Ireland, a debate has arisen surrounding the intricacies of medical payments and their impact on the local health landscape. Dr O’Sullivan, a respected member of the British Medical Association, shed light on the recent changes in medical attendance dynamics, particularly concerning the Irish National… Read More
“Irish Volunteers Mobilise for Home Rule Defense Amidst Political Tensions”
In a fervent response to the growing political tensions surrounding the question of Home Rule, the Oola Division in Co. Limerick of the Irish Volunteers has taken significant strides, appointing two experienced drill instructors who have previously served in active duty. The company, already formed, is set to meet on… Read More
Drapers’ Club Intends to Promote Universal Half-Holiday Movement in Limerick
The half-holiday movement in Limerick has been a matter of concern, with little progress in achieving universal implementation. However, the members of the Drapers’ Club are now planning to take action on this matter after the Christmas holidays. The movement advocates for half-day off from work, giving employees some respite… Read More
Proposed Presentation to a Limerick Pressman
During a meeting of local Pressmen held in relation to the resignation of Mr S.J. Bradley, a member of the reporting staff of the Limerick Chronicle, a resolution was passed expressing regret at Mr Bradley’s retirement from local journalism, with which he had been associated for a long time in… Read More
Limerick Solicitor’s Case: Lord Chancellor to Investigate Non-Payment Issue
A case involving Mr Francis Moloney, a solicitor from Rathkeale, County Limerick, was brought before the Lord Chancellor yesterday. The complaint raised concerns about the non-payment of £40. However, it was revealed that a promissory note had been issued since then, which Mr Moloney had accepted in lieu of the… Read More
Limerick Takes Stand Against Immoral Literature: City Unites to Combat Unwholesome Publications
In a decisive demonstration held in Limerick yesterday, approximately 4,081 individuals gathered to voice their strong opposition to the influx of unwholesome literature into the city. The event, presided over by the Mayor, saw enthusiastic participation, with notable figures such as Mr Moran, a solicitor, representing the sentiments of the… Read More
Contractor’s Lawsuit Against Limerick Guardians Dismissed
Yesterday, at the Quarter Sessions, a lawsuit was brought forth by William Creagh, a contractor, against the Limerick Guardians. Creagh claimed £10 as a balance for work performed in the construction of a Foundling Hospital, with £7 10s attributed to additional work. Mr Hastings represented the plaintiff, while Mr M.D.… Read More
New Initiative for Workhouse Children: Education and Hope
In a recent meeting, the Guardians made a compassionate decision to improve the lives of several boys residing in the local workhouse. They unanimously agreed to allow these young individuals to attend the esteemed schools run by the Christian Brothers in the city on a daily basis. This progressive step… Read More
Celebrating Excellence in Horticulture: Munster-Connacht Exhibition’s Potato and Vegetable Show
The Munster-Connacht Exhibition recently hosted a remarkable Potato and Vegetable Show, showcasing the talents and dedication of individuals passionate about horticulture. The awards and accolades bestowed upon the participants reflect the outstanding quality of produce presented at this prestigious event. Here is a list of the awards and their deserving… Read More
The Policy of Making Government Impossible in Ireland Creates Concern, Limerick Sees Increase in Criminal Cases
The “Freeman’s Journal” has expressed strong disapproval towards the “Times” for what it perceives as “uninformed malignity” in advocating strong measures to suppress disorder and disaffection in Ireland. While the “Times” has been critical, it has also accurately reported the recent events in the country, exposing a persistent attempt to… Read More
Musical Success at St. Paul’s Convent, Kilfinane, Co. Limerick
A noteworthy musical accomplishment unfolded recently at St. Paul’s Convent in Kilfinane, County Limerick, where the annual music examination transpired with resounding success. The distinguished Professor Crament, holding the esteemed qualification of Mus.Bac. from Oxford, served as the representative of the London College of Music, an institution to which St.… Read More
RAILWAY STRIKES IN LIMERICK: GRIPES AGAINST ENGLISH MANAGER SPARK FRESH CONCERNS
Limerick, Sunday. Recent reports from a meeting held at the Town Hall in Limerick shed light on the grievances of the railway workers currently on strike. The meeting, covered by the “Limerick Leader,” featured notable speakers such as Alderman Joyce, MP.., and Alderman MacNeice. A key focus of the discussion… Read More
Lack of Criminal Cases Marks Limerick Quarter Sessions
The Limerick Quarter Sessions commenced yesterday under the chairmanship of Judge Adams, bringing a rather unusual turn of events to the fore. Attendees were met with a surprising revelation, as it was disclosed that there was a complete absence of criminal cases from both the city and the county to… Read More
AN OLD LAND DISPUTE: THE O’BRIEN CRISIS
A meeting of the East Limerick Executive of the United Irish League was held at Ballinvana, near Kilmallock, and chaired by Mr W. Barry. Among the delegates present were representatives from various areas, including Herbertstown, Crecora, Ballinvana, Pallingaddy, Garrienderk, Knocklong, Bailylanders, Kilteely, Caberline, Angleshoro’, Knockaney, Loughgur, Fedamore, and Templebradin. The… Read More
REMEMBERING LIMERICK: A CALL TO REFLECT ON IRISH HISTORY
In the heart of Ireland, a city with a rich and tumultuous past, the echoes of history resonate, urging its inhabitants to remember and reflect. Limerick, a place steeped in the struggles for religious and national freedom, stands as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by the Irish people.… Read More
LIMERICK TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION PROTESTS NEW EDUCATIONAL REGULATION
A special meeting of the Limerick Teachers’ Association was convened at the Town Hall on Saturday to voice a strong protest against a recent decision by the Commissioners of Education. The new regulation in question mandates that all male children under eight years of age be enrolled in female schools.… Read More
Limerick Passengers Aboard Titanic: Local Community Mourns
In a sombre turn of events, the city of Limerick has been touched by the tragic news of the Titanic disaster, causing a profound sense of sorrow across all sections of the community. At least three individuals from Limerick had embarked on the ill-fated journey aboard the Titanic, with destinations… Read More
LIMERICK HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS: JOB OPPORTUNITY
The Limerick Harbour Commissioners are offering a job opportunity for the position of Swivel Bridgeman, open to applicants under the age of 30. The details regarding the role’s responsibilities, working hours, wages, and other relevant information can be obtained by reaching out to the Harbour Engineer. Applications for the position… Read More
Limerick Officer Promoted to First Lieutenant
News has emerged that Second Lieutenant C. Roche, the son of Mr M. J. Roche, C.P.S., of Newcastle West, has been promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant, marking his second star in the military. Lieutenant Roche’s advancement is a testament to his dedicated service and commitment to duty. Lieutenant… Read More
Limerick Mourns: Meany Memorial Takes Shape at Mount St. Laurence
In a bid to pay homage to the late Mr David Meany, a revered figure in Limerick Nationalist circles, steps have been initiated to construct a fitting memorial at Mount St. Laurence, where he rests following his passing ten weeks ago. Mr Meany, remembered as a sterling young force in… Read More
COMMUNITY RALLIES TO AID KILKEE TRAGEDY VICTIMS
In a heartfelt response to the recent fishing disaster near Kilkee, a gathering convened, presided over by the Very Rev. Robert Canon Fitzgerald, demonstrated the unity of people from diverse creeds. The purpose of the meeting was to address the urgent needs of the families affected by the tragic incident.… Read More
LIMERICK: A Study in Harmony Amidst Recent Tensions
In recent weeks, the picturesque city of Limerick, Ireland, has found itself thrust into the spotlight, capturing attention in both the national press and the hallowed halls of the House of Commons. Limerick has become a focal point in the discourse surrounding the religious divide, with comparisons drawn to the… Read More
Tragic Conviction in Limerick: Michael Donlan Found Guilty of Manslaughter
In a sombre session at the Connaught Assizes in Limerick, Michael Donlan faced the weight of justice as he was convicted of the manslaughter of Mrs. Jane Tracy on the 16th of August. The sentencing, however, has been deferred, adding a layer of anticipation to the proceedings. The grim incident… Read More
Limerick Gears Up for Monster Demonstration as Mr Redmond Takes the Stage
Limerick is set to be the backdrop for a colossal demonstration this week, with Mr John Redmond, flanked by his chief lieutenants, Mr Dillon and Mr Devlin, ready to address the masses. The event is expected to draw widespread attention as the trio delves into topics of Nationality and Democracy.… Read More
United Irish League Gathers in Limerick to Champion Economic and Social Reforms
Limerick, Ireland – The United Irish League convened its second County Convention in the charming city of Limerick, in a continued effort to propagate its vision of transformation for Ireland. The event saw a substantial turnout of League branch representatives, with the added distinction of several Members of Parliament gracing… Read More
Failures of Justice Exposed in Limerick: Chief Baron’s Remarks Raise Concerns
Limerick, Ireland – Startling revelations of failures within the justice system have shaken the community, leaving many questioning the impartiality and integrity of legal proceedings in Limerick. The Chief Baron’s remarks during the Limerick Assizes on Saturday further intensified concerns when a dressed jury delivered a verdict seemingly at odds… Read More
Dispute Over Wages in Limerick Threatens Lockout, Heightens Tensions Between Labor and Management
Limerick, Ireland – A simmering dispute over wages in Limerick has escalated, with some workers already on strike and the threat of a lockout looming over the horizon. This labour standoff has cast a cloud of uncertainty over the region, impacting various industries, including transportation, and intensifying tensions between labour… Read More
Limerick Couple Faces Divorce Battle Over Alleged Cruelty
LIMERICK, IRELAND – In a courtroom drama unfolding at Limerick’s Probate Court, Ada Higgins has initiated divorce proceedings against her spouse, Martin Higgins, citing alleged sustained cruelty. The legal proceedings, presided over by Mr Justice Madden, commenced yesterday with a solemn atmosphere enveloping the courtroom. The petitioner, Ada Higgins, residing… Read More
Intrigue Surrounding Dying Soldier in Limerick Unravelled: A Neutral Examination
In a recent turn of events, the case of Michael Bourke, an ex-soldier in Limerick battling a rapid decline due to consumption, has become a focal point of discussion. What began as a plea for practical sympathy in a previous document has evolved into a contentious narrative, drawing attention to… Read More
Passing of a Stalwart Nationalist in Brosna
Brosna, a community steeped in history, is shrouded in sombreness following the recent passing of a dedicated figure, Mr John Harpett. A man beloved by many, he breathed his last near Brosna, leaving behind memories that will endure. Deceased was not just another member of the community; he was an… Read More
Tragic Incident Unfolds in Doon, Co. Limerick: Young Farmer Succumbs to Injuries
In a sombre turn of events, the tranquil village of Doon in County Limerick was thrust into disarray yesterday morning as local law enforcement discovered a young farmer, identified as Patrick Barkley, lying in a roadside ditch, battered and wounded. The authorities promptly intervened, transporting the injured individual to a… Read More
Glin School Board Engages in Heated Sewerage Dispute with District Council
In a recent meeting of the Glin School Board, a contentious debate unfolded regarding a sewerage issue that has sparked tensions between the board and the Glin District Council. As the matter awaits resolution, it is evident that the School Board’s refusal to bear the financial burden of its actions… Read More
Limerick Corporation Explores Shipbuilding Prospects with Lord Pirrie
Limerick, Thursday – In a recent meeting of the Limerick Corporation Committee, the Mayor presiding, a resolution put forth by Councillor Michael O’Brien gained unanimous approval. The resolution suggests engaging with Lord Pirrie, the head of the renowned shipbuilding firm Harland and Wolff based in Belfast. The focus of the… Read More
Limerick Motorist Faces Question of Estimated Speed
Limerick, Ireland – In a recent court session at the City Petty Sessions, Captain Arthur found himself at the centre of legal scrutiny. Constable Whelan accused him of driving his motor car at a speed exceeding the legal limit on O’Connell Street on the night of January. 31st. The Mayor,… Read More
Persecution of Jews in Limerick Draws Condemnation at General Synod Meeting
The persecution of Jews in Limerick has drawn strong condemnation at the recent meeting of the Protestant General Synod held in Dublin. Reverend Dr Bunbury, speaking at the meeting, highlighted the unjust treatment and unfounded calumnies faced by the Jewish community in Limerick. The persecution is believed to have originated… Read More
Tragic Death of Policeman in Croagh
Limerick witnessed a deeply saddening incident that unfolded in a heart-wrenching manner. Constable Peter Cullinane, stationed in Croagh, found himself at the center of this exceptionally sorrowful occurrence. The details of this tragic event are as follows: Constable Cullinane had cycled to Limerick the previous day to visit a brother-in-law… Read More
Colonel P.H. Hammond Celebrates Retirement After Distinguished Military Career
Colonel P.H. Hammond, a stalwart in the military realm, marked a significant milestone on Monday, celebrating his 57th birthday and, concurrently, his transition to retired status with full honours. An esteemed figure, he embarked on his illustrious career in 1868 upon joining the Royal Artillery, a journey that spanned decades… Read More
Richard Croker: A Stalwart Irishman’s Rise to Derby Victory
“Caricature showing politicians and people representing different professions revolving around head of Richard “Boss” Croker as the Sun.” In the annals of racing history, Mr Richard Croker, the inaugural former Tammany Boss to triumph at the Derby, emerges as a true son of Ireland, hailing from the quaint town of… Read More
Negotiations for Purchase Terms on the Staveley Estate
Mr Creagh, Jr. from Mallow recently visited Dromcollogher to collect the rent on behalf of Mrs Sarah Staveley. During his visit, the tenants, accompanied by Reverend Dr Byrne, came forward to discuss the possibility of purchasing the land. They proposed the same terms as those accepted by other members of… Read More
Order on White Scour in Calves
The Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction for Ireland, in the exercise of their powers under the Agriculture and Technical Instruction (Ireland) Act, 1899, and the Diseases of Animals Act, 1894, hereby issues the following order, known as the Co. Limerick (White Scour in Calves) Order of 1905: Separation and… Read More
Abbeyfeale Stabbing Case at Limerick Assizes: Accused Fails to Appear, Chief Baron Commends Kerry Doctor’s Expertise
The Limerick Assizes witnessed a significant development in the Abbeyfeale stabbing case as William Scorie, the accused, failed to appear in court. Previously released on bail, Scorie’s absence led to the forfeiture of his recognizances. Chief Baron Pallesto delivered a complimentary reference to a Kerry doctor during the proceedings. Represented… Read More
“Newly Arrived from Limerick, Thomas Issues Public Plea in New York Paper Seeking Wise Counsel to Navigate Potentially Fatal Step”
In a candid appeal gracing the pages of a New York paper, Thomas, a recent transplant from the city of Limerick, lays bare a personal predicament. Expressing a fervent desire for matrimonial bliss, Thomas seeks the company and guidance of a seasoned and wise gentleman who might dissuade him from… Read More
“Ireland’s Call for Unity”
In the serene county of Limerick, a stirring speech by Alderman Joyce, a respected Member of Parliament, resonated through the hallways of Knoche, captivating the attention of an audience eager for words of wisdom amid turbulent times. The essence of his message was clear: Ireland stands at a pivotal juncture,… Read More
Irish Bishops Express Support for Evicted Tenants
Cork, Tuesday – In a significant development regarding the issue of evicted tenants in Ireland, the Irish Bishops have expressed their full support for the movement to restore tenants to their holdings. A letter from the Bishops was received by Mr John Moloney, Secretary of the County Limerick Evicted Tenants’… Read More
Landmark Limerick: A Rallying Cry for Nationalists
In the heart of Ireland, where history echoes in the whispers of the River Shannon, Limerick finds itself at the epicenter of a fervent call for change. The recent meeting of the Limerick Board of Guardians has ignited a passionate plea for action, with Chairman John Mclnerney leading the charge.… Read More
Tragic Affair Unfolds as the Head Constable Takes His Own Life in County Limerick
Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick — A sombre and tragic incident has cast a pall over Abbeyfeale in County Limerick, as Head Constable Matthew Hogan, who had been on sick leave, took his life yesterday morning. The shocking act occurred when he shot himself through the ear, resulting in instantaneous death. Head-Constable… 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
LIMERICK MOURNS THREE SUDDEN DEATHS
Limerick, Ireland – In an unexpected turn of events, Limerick witnessed three sudden deaths yesterday, casting a sombre veil over the city and leaving the community in shock. The incidents, each unfolding independently, have sent ripples of grief through the tightly-knit urban fabric. The first tragedy struck during a football… Read More
LAMENT IN LIMERICK: THE TRAGIC DEMISE OF MR. JOSEPH JOYCE
In the heart of Limerick, a sombre cloud has descended as the city mourns the untimely passing of Mr Joseph Joyce, the beloved son of Alderman Joyce. The news of his death has left a deep sense of grief among the many friends and admirers of the popular Member of… Read More
Limerick No 2 District Council Stands Firm on Brine in Butter Resolution
During a recent meeting of the Limerick No 2 District Council, chaired by Mr John McInerney, a significant resolution was passed, underlining the council’s stance on the critical matter of brine content in butter. This topic held enough importance for the council to assemble and make their position clear. The… Read More
Double Pub Collapse in Broad Street, Limerick – Prompt Evacuation Averts Disaster
In the bustling streets of Limerick, a dramatic incident unfolded as two public houses in Broad Street suffered a sudden and alarming collapse. The patrons within the establishments, engaged in the simple pleasure of raising glasses to their lips, found themselves abruptly interrupted as the structures crumbled with an echoing… Read More
“Limerick Policeman Adds Humorous Twist to Court Proceedings: ‘He’d Stale the Milk off Yer Tay, Yer Honour'”
In a recent incident at the Irish judiciary, the atmosphere in the court took on an amusing tone. A Limerick policeman, called upon to provide evidence regarding the character of an individual facing theft charges, shed a peculiar light on the reputation of the accused. In a peculiar yet vivid… Read More
Sad Passing of Dr Patrick C. Byrne M.R.C.S.
Dr Patrick C. Byrne M.R.C.S., a respected figure in Askeaton, passed away at his residence last night at the age of 70. His sudden demise has deeply saddened the community of West Limerick, where he had recently settled. Dr Byrne served as the dispensary medical officer in the area for… Read More
“Concerns Mount Over Vigilance Committees’ Effectiveness in Promoting Good Literature Outside Dublin”
Vigilance Committees in Ireland, particularly outside of Dublin, have faced questions regarding their effectiveness in promoting good literature and combating objectionable materials. While some efforts have been made, such as the recent meeting of the Kilkenny Vigilance Committee, concerns persist about the sustained vitality of these groups. The Lenten pastorals… Read More
LIMERICK Rural District Council Commences Annual Valuation Review
In adherence to the Valuation Acts of 1852 and 1874, accompanied by an Order in Council under Section 305, and with consideration for the Local Government Act of 1898, the Limerick Rural District Council has initiated its yearly evaluation revision. Notice is hereby provided that, in accordance with the stipulations… Read More
LIMERICK CITY: WHERE HISTORY MEETS HOSPITALITY
In the annals of Irish history, Limerick once again finds itself at the forefront, with its resilient citizens standing firm against a familiar invader, this time from England. The streets of Limerick bear witness to a proud tradition of resistance, where men and women alike boldly join the fight. As… Read More
Sad Farewell to Mrs. McGrath: A Loss to the Community
With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of Mrs. McGrath, a highly respected and esteemed citizen. She was the beloved wife of Mr Timothy McGrath, a merchant residing on William Street. Mrs. McGrath’s demise occurred at her residence on the 4th of this month. Her death has left a void… Read More
ELEGANCE AND CAMARADERIE GRACE THE ANNUAL LADIES’ ASSOCIATION BALL
A splendid gathering converged at the Imperial Lyceum in New York (Image) on March 13th for the annual ball hosted by the Ladies’ Association. Undoubtedly, it marked a pinnacle in attendance, standing out as the best-attended ball held by this esteemed society of young Irish women in recent memory. The… Read More
Limerick Launches District Recruiting Committee to Support Army Expansion
In a significant move to bolster the ranks of the new Army, Limerick has initiated the formation of a permanent district recruiting committee. The foundational meeting took place on Tuesday evening at Cruise’s Royal Hotel, under the chairmanship of Sir Alexander W. Shaw. The event saw a notable turnout, indicating… Read More
Limerick Divorce Suit Unfolds: Allegations of Cruelty and Alimony Dispute
In a contentious legal proceeding before Mr Justice Pim in the Probate and Matrimonial Division, the case of Healy v. Healy unveils a saga of marital discord centred in Co. Limerick. Mrs. Kathleen Healy, represented by Mr Hennig, K.C., instructed by Mr V. O’Donoghue, petitioned for pendente lite support in… Read More
“Passing of Mrs. Monsell: Limerick Mourns the Loss”
Mrs. Carrie Monsell, beloved wife of Sergeant Monsell, passed away in Ballingarry on a sorrowful Saturday. Sergeant Monsell, a former member of the County Inspector’s Office on William Street, Limerick, and recently responsible for overseeing the Ballingarry district, lost his cherished wife. Mrs. Monsell, known in her maiden days as… Read More
St. Patrick’s Day 1900 in Limerick: A Celebration of Resilience and Heritage
On St. Patrick’s Day in 1900, the city of Limerick, Ireland, experienced a celebration that would be etched into its history for years to come. This day, which typically embodies joy, pride, and festivity, was marked by a stark contrast between the lively spirits of the people and the harsh… Read More
Special Tickets for Labourers Facilitate Migration to Limerick
At the behest of the Department, railway authorities have acceded to a scheme offering special tickets to labourers, in conjunction with the Department’s vouchers, at half the regular return fare. This arrangement aims to facilitate the mobility of workers, particularly from areas with surplus labour, to regions where demand for… Read More
INFIRMARY SCANDAL: Matron vs. Governor Over Slander and Libel Allegations
A sensational case involving Miss Janet F., the matron of County Limerick Infirmary, and Mrs. Harriet O’Brien, the governor of the institution, has been making headlines. Miss Janet F. is seeking to recover £1,000 in damages, claiming that she was subjected to alleged slander and libel by Mrs. O’Brien. The… Read More
Prospect Carnival Café Chantant Promises Spectacular Entertainment
As part of the upcoming Prospect Carnival, the café chantant will be held in the magnificent recreation hall of the Training College. The management of this captivating event will be entrusted to the experienced duo of Mrs. Ralph Nash and Mr C. Kendal Irwin, whose reputations alone guarantee the success… Read More
GARRYOWEN F.C. HOLDS SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL MEETING IN LIMERICK TOWN HALL
In a convivial atmosphere at the Town Hall in Limerick, the annual assembly of Garryowen F.C. unfolded on Friday night, with Mayor Councillor T. Ryan presiding over the proceedings. The gathering, which drew a substantial number of club members, proved to be an occasion of both reflection and anticipation for… Read More
Limerick Mourns as Titanic Tragedy Unfolds: 1,700 Lives Lost in Unprecedented Disaster
Limerick – In what can only be described as a stupendous disaster. The world is reeling from the heartbreaking news of the sinking of the Titanic, the mammoth liner of the White Star Line, on her maiden voyage from Queenstown to New York. The magnitude of the tragedy is almost… Read More
LIMERICK UNION NEEDS HAIR MATTRESSES
The Guardians of the Limerick Union will be receiving tenders for the supply of 50 (fifty), more or less, Hair Mattresses for the Workhouse. These mattresses are to be made of pure Irish curled hair and Irish linen ticking, as per standard sample available for inspection at the workhouse. It… Read More
Controversy Surrounds Mungret College’s Alleged Lack of Irish Identity and Authenticity
Dear Sir, I must express my satisfaction at the positive reception of the “Annual” of Mungret College by both you and your readers. It is indeed gratifying to know that this esteemed institution is aligning itself with the Gaelic League and actively engaging Ireland’s youth in the pursuit of their… Read More
Limerick’s Time Dilemma Resolved: Commissioners Embrace Uniformity
In a decisive move echoing the rhythmic cadence of a limerick, the Limerick Harbour Commissioners convened yesterday under the stewardship of Mr L. Morley. Amidst the deliberations, the issue of timekeeping, often a subject of contentious debate, took centre stage. The resolution put forth by the Cork Harbour Board advocating… Read More
Limerick Artists Achieve Success in Woodcarving at Dublin Horse Show
Dublin, Tuesday, August 30, 1904 – Limerick artists showcased their talent and achieved notable success in the field of woodcarving at the new art industries hall during the Dublin Horse Show. Mr B. Clarke of 6 Shannon Terrace, Limerick, emerged as the winner of the first prize in the designs… Read More
“Limerick (East) Unconventionally Elects to Forge Ahead Without Formal Convention: Candidates Intensify Canvassing Efforts”
In Limerick (East), a notable absence of any inclination towards convening a convention to nominate a candidate for the vacant parliamentary seat is evident. The prospective candidates—Mr John Moloney, Mr M. C. Bourke, Mr Thomas London (son of the late member), and Mr T. W. Bennett—are diligently engaging in canvassing… Read More
Echoes of Irish Poets: A Glimpse into the Soul of Ireland
Ireland, with its rich cultural heritage, has been a wellspring of poetic expression. In this exploration, we delve into the verses of Alfred Percival Graves and Robert Dwyer Joyce, two poets who encapsulate the essence of Irish life, resilience, and history through their evocative words. Robert Dwyer Joyce – The… Read More
Persecution of Jews Continues in Limerick, Prominent Figures Speak Out Against Attacks
The distressing persecution of Jews in Limerick persists, prompting the local Hebrew congregation to seek assistance from prominent figures in the community. In response to their plea, the Bishop has issued an order to cease these acts of persecution. Additionally, Mr John Redmond, Member of Parliament, has expressed his solidarity… Read More
Limerick Athlete Paddy Ryan Breaks Records in American Competition
Renowned Limerick athlete, Paddy Ryan, originally hailing from Pallasgreen, has been making waves on the international stage with his exceptional weight-throwing skills. The latest achievement in his illustrious career took place during a recent sports event at the Armoury on Franklin Street, 166th Street, New York. Paddy Ryan, who had… Read More
Limerick Spearheads National Drive for Irish-Made Goods in Celebration of St. Patrick’s Week
In an inspiring show of local patriotism and economic solidarity, the Limerick Industrial Association has taken a significant step forward in advocating for the exclusive display and sale of Irish-manufactured goods during the upcoming St. Patrick’s Week. This initiative, aimed at bolstering domestic industries, has seen the light of day… Read More
Coal Shortage Sparks Concerns in Limerick
Limerick, Ireland – A recent meeting of the Limerick Harbour Board has highlighted growing concerns over a significant decrease in coal supplies, prompting urgent discussions among stakeholders. The board revealed a staggering decline of 24,000 tons in coal deliveries via sea transport to Limerick. This reduction has not only impacted… Read More
Tragedy Strikes Limerick: Former Garrison Artillery Member Takes Own Life After Attending Wake
In a poignant turn of events, the city of Limerick finds itself in the grip of sorrow following a distressing incident that unfolded over the weekend. The sequence of events began with the recovery of John Fleming’s body from the river on Saturday morning, prompting a sombre gathering later that… Read More
Tragic Suffocation Incident in Limerick Cottage Claims Three Lives
A devastating accident occurred near Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick, in which a woman and her two children, aged eleven and eight years, were found suffocated in a small cottage room. The room, measuring 5 feet square, was used as a bedroom by the family. To keep out the cold, the room’s… Read More
Captain Shawe-Taylor’s Limerick Days Inspire Quest to Solve Irish Land Question
During his days in Limerick, Captain Shawe-Taylor became more attuned to the social issues that plagued the region, particularly regarding intemperance. His time in Limerick led him to actions challenging his own habits and inspired him to take a stand against alcohol and smoking. It was through these personal convictions… Read More