Limerick Methodists Gather to Discuss Future Plans
LIMERICK – In a recent gathering of the Limerick district of the Methodist church, members convened in the vestry of George Street Methodist Church, Limerick, to deliberate on various matters of importance. Presided over by the esteemed Rev. J. Woods Ballard, the meeting provided a platform for reflection and decision-making… Read More
Limerick Debates Census Literacy Issues and Infirmary Controversy Among Other Local Matters
In the vibrant city of Limerick, recent occurrences have shed light on a multitude of issues that have captured the attention of its residents. These events, while diverse in nature, reflect the complexities and dynamics of this historic city. One matter of concern that has garnered attention is the accuracy… Read More
Lady Limerick’s Shamrock League Fundraiser Benefits Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families
In a heartwarming display of community solidarity, Lady Limerick recently spearheaded a remarkable fundraising initiative that harkened back to the spirit of olden times. The purpose of her endeavour? To provide crucial assistance to the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families Association, ensuring that the families of those who serve our nation… Read More
Misleading Story Sparks Controversy: Limerick Council Member Clarifies Alleged Eccentric Behaviour
In a recent turn of events, a story that circulated in English papers concerning an alleged eccentric incident involving Mr J. O’Grady at a Limerick County Council meeting has sparked controversy and raised questions about the accuracy of news reporting. The alleged incident, which made headlines, prompted Mr M. A.… Read More
Irish Dairy Association to Host Five Butter Competitions to Celebrate Quality Produce
Limerick, Ireland – The Irish Dairy Association Limited has unveiled plans to organize a series of five butter competitions throughout the summer and autumn, echoing the success of similar events held last year. These upcoming competitions are open to all creameries in Ireland and private dairies, providing an exciting platform… Read More
Chancery Division Reviews Validity of Bequests in Late Catherine Roche’s Will
LIMERICK, IRELAND – The Chancery Division, under the guidance of the Master of the Rolls, is currently delving into the validity of several bequests made under the late Catherine Roche’s will. Hailing from George’s Street in Limerick, Catherine Roche allocated specific amounts to various religious orders and charitable causes in… Read More
Limerick’s Lady Johnson Launches Fundraising Campaign to Support Troops
LIMERICK, Ireland – Lady Johnson of New Barracks, Limerick, has embarked on a heartfelt mission to provide essential comforts to the valiant officers and men serving on the frontlines of the 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Light Infantry. This noble campaign seeks to raise funds for warm underclothing, tobacco, and other necessities,… Read More
Limerick, Ireland Secures £22,000 Loan for City-Wide Lighting Enhancement
Limerick, Ireland – The Commission of Public Works has extended a significant loan of £22,000 to the Limerick Corporation, marking a milestone in the city’s efforts to enhance public safety and improve living conditions. The purpose of this substantial loan is to fund the installation of lighting in various parts… Read More
Tobacco Shortage Grips South African Soldiers; Limerick Man’s Remarkable Humour Shines
LIMERICK, IRELAND – A peculiar incident in South Africa has recently gained attention, involving soldiers from various parts of the world who found themselves in the midst of a tobacco shortage. Among these soldiers, a man hailing from the Irish city of Limerick stole the spotlight with his humorous response… Read More
Limerick’s Butter Trade Under Threat: Fraudulent Practices Exposed
LIMERICK, Ireland – The picturesque city of Limerick, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is currently facing a pressing issue that threatens to tarnish its reputation in a surprising way: the butter trade. A recent case has come to light that sheds light on fraudulent practices that could… Read More