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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

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

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

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

“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 (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

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