Judge Adams Advocates for Nourishing Fare in Limerick Public Houses
In a noteworthy address at the Kilmallock Quarter Sessions, Judge Adams has underlined the importance of Limerick public houses offering not only beverages but also nourishing food to their patrons. Drawing inspiration from Dublin’s practice of providing counter luncheons at an affordable price, Judge Adams has suggested that adopting this… Read More
Bureaucratic Restrictions Hinder Limerick Guardians in Smallpox Battle
Concerns over the potential transmission of smallpox from Glasgow have added another layer of frustration for the Limerick Guardians, who are already grappling with delays in establishing crucial health bylaws. It has come to light that bureaucratic restrictions are limiting the Guardians’ ability to combat the threat of smallpox transmission… Read More
Delays in Limerick’s Health Bylaws Raise Concerns Among Guardians
Concerns are mounting among the Limerick Guardians over the delays in establishing crucial bylaws aimed at addressing health hazards within the city. Specifically, the focus has been on regulations related to keeping pigs in populated districts and the control of smallpox, both of which are seen as pressing matters affecting… Read More
Pioneer Lecture Series in Limerick Explores “The Dynamo and Its Applications”
The second installment of the Pioneer Lectures took place in Limerick on Friday night, captivating a packed audience with a compelling discussion on “The Dynamo and Its Applications” by Mr Tatlow, A. The event, presided over by His Honour Judge Adams, was hailed as an adept and lucid presentation, sparking… Read More
Two Men Charged with Wanton Damage to Train Property in County Limerick
In a recent legal proceeding that has caught the attention of the local community, two individuals, identified as Edward Hartigan and another man believed to be from Ardagh, County Limerick, found themselves facing charges filed by the Great Southern and Western Railway Company. The charges stem from an incident in… Read More
Limerick’s Peaceful Quarter Sessions: Symbolic White Gloves Reflect Low Crime and Strong Community Bonds
In a heartwarming display of unity and lawfulness, the recent Limerick Quarter Sessions concluded with a symbolic gesture that spoke volumes about the state of the community. Justice Adams, presiding over the session, was presented with a pair of pristine white gloves, a gesture that carries profound significance in the… Read More
Shamrock League’s Remarkable Fundraising Efforts Benefit Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families Association Fund
In a heartwarming display of community support and generosity, the Shamrock League has achieved remarkable success in its fundraising endeavours. The organization’s persistent efforts are expected to yield a substantial contribution of nearly £1000 to the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families Association Fund. This significant donation reflects the League’s unwavering commitment… 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
Privates Sentenced to Hard Labor for Malicious Damage in Limerick City
Limerick City, October 5, 2023 – Two privates from the West Yorkshire Regiment have been sentenced to six days of hard labour for maliciously breaking two panes of glass in a shop window in Limerick City. The damage to the window was estimated at 1 shilling for each broken pane.… Read More
Limerick Sees Strong Turnout and Civic Engagement at Parliamentary Fund Meeting
In a display of civic engagement and unity, Limerick recently witnessed a notable turnout at a parliamentary fund meeting. This gathering brought together staunch Nationalists who demonstrated their support for a new political party, despite previous disagreements. Several prominent figures from the city made significant contributions, reflecting the commitment of… Read More