Family Harassed and Forced to Leave Home by Hostile Mob
A recent letter addressed to Our Editor revealed the shocking experience of a family subjected to ongoing harassment by an aggressive mob. The letter detailed the relentless attacks on their home, which eventually forced the family to vacate their residence. As a direct consequence of the harrowing ordeal, the individual… Read More
Controversial Limerick Case Raises Questions About Fair Treatment in Religious Legal Proceedings
Limerick, Ireland – A recent legal case in Limerick, where Dr Long acted as the plaintiff and a Roman Catholic priest as the defendant, has left the community in shock and raised profound questions about the fairness and transparency of legal proceedings involving religious figures in the South-West of Ireland.… Read More
Irish History Class Inspires Youthful Enthusiasm Amid Inclement Weather
Limerick, Ireland – Despite challenging weather conditions, the Irish History Class held on Monday evening bore witness to a robust turnout, reaffirming the unwavering enthusiasm of Limerick’s youth for their rich heritage. The evening featured an engaging exploration of the life of Patrick Sarsfield, a local hero celebrated for his… Read More
Vibrant Week in Limerick Showcases Unity, Progress, and Challenges
Limerick, a city steeped in history and tradition, witnessed a week filled with noteworthy events that underscored the importance of unity, ethics, and community involvement. From the appointment of a new acting nurse at Barrington’s Hospital to the High Sheriff’s fundraising efforts, Limerick residents came together to shape the future… Read More
Proselytisers Exploiting the Vulnerable: The Unethical Trade in Souls Unveiled in Limerick Court Case
On June 8, 1901, Dr Long, a medical proselytizer, figured prominently in Police Court proceedings in Limerick, where he unsuccessfully prosecuted Father O’Leary. Paid proselytizers who traffic in human souls are condemned by both fair-minded Protestants and Catholics. They are considered a pestilence in the homes of the poor, preying… Read More
Roman Catholic Intolerance In Limerick: Priests, Dr Long, And The Effects On The City
The city of Limerick witnessed a disturbing incident that displayed the intolerance prevailing within the Roman Catholic community. On June 2nd, 1901, Dr John J. Long, a Protestant doctor, was ridiculed and harassed by a Roman Catholic priest, who believed Dr Long was trying to proselytize and convert his parishioners.… 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
Limerick’s Vibrancy Shines Amidst Challenges and Celebrations
Limerick, Ireland – Alderman Joyce, MP.., was eagerly anticipated to participate in a United Irish League Branch meeting, but unfortunate personal health issues and his wife’s illness compelled him to withdraw. Though his absence was regrettable for those who sought his insights, Limerick witnessed several uplifting moments that brought joy… Read More
Concerns Emerge in Limerick Over Extended Corporation Term, Councillor Aims to Restore Voting Rights
Limerick, Ireland – In Limerick, a cloud of concern hovers over the Corporation’s decision to extend its term to three years in office, effectively denying citizens the opportunity to exercise their right to cast their votes for their elected representatives. Councillor Donnellan, attuned to the public’s apprehensions, has taken a… Read More
Controversy Over Matron Appointment Sparks Concerns About Religious Tolerance in Limerick
Limerick, Ireland – The town of Limerick finds itself embroiled in a heated controversy surrounding the appointment of a new matron at Barrington’s Hospital, raising concerns about the manifestation of intolerance within the community. This divisive issue echoes similar incidents in Cork, where questions about assisting the sick poor were… Read More