Mayor of Limerick Expresses Support for Irish Rebellion in Chicago Speech
In a passionate address to an audience in Chicago, Mayor Daly of Limerick expressed his support for the Irish rebellion and endorsed the views of Miss Maude Gonne, who argues that violent rebellion is the only viable solution to the ongoing struggle for Irish independence. Mayor Daly’s speech, delivered with… Read More
Mayors Daly and Van Wyck Discuss Whisky Consumption in Cordial Meeting
A friendly visit between two mayors, Mayor Daly of Limerick, Ireland, and Mayor Van Wyck of New York, led to an intriguing conversation about their unique perspectives on whisky consumption. As reported by a correspondent from the “Daily Express,” the meeting offered a glimpse into the cultural differences and personal… Read More
Annie Paterson’s Enchanting Lecture on the Musical Art of Erin
In February 1902, music enthusiasts and culture aficionados in Belfast had the privilege of attending an insightful lecture on the “Musical Art of Erin,” delivered by the esteemed Annie Paterson, S.A., under the auspices of the Young Ireland Society. This captivating lecture shed light on the profound significance of music… Read More
Limerick Guardians and MP Take Action on Soldiers’ Families in Workhouses Issue
During a recent meeting of the Limerick Guardians, a significant matter came to the forefront regarding soldiers’ wives and children being admitted to workhouses. The meeting revealed that immediate steps were being taken to address this pressing issue, which has raised concerns among local authorities and political representatives alike. A… Read More
Limerick County Council Voices Concerns About Railway Issue, Seeks Official Approval for Action
In a recent meeting of the Limerick County Council, members expressed their deep concerns regarding a railway issue that has been affecting the local community. The chairman, Mr Thomas B. Mitchell, along with a solicitor, disclosed that they had lodged a petition against a bill related to the Southern and… Read More
Limerick Corporation Protests Long-Standing Coronation Oath during Mr Barry’s Installation as Sheriff
In a significant development at the Limerick Corporation meeting held on Saturday night, the installation of Mr Barry as the new Sheriff took centre stage. However, the event was marked by a resolution passed by members, expressing their protest against the long-standing Coronation Oath, which has been a traditional component… Read More
Limerick Carpenters’ Union Advocates for Change Amidst Industry Challenges
The Limerick Carpenters’ Union has taken a stand against pressing concerns within the carpentry trade, voicing a list of grievances that encompass the proliferation of apprentices and the increasing use of foreign joinery and doors in the industry. This discontent has led to a partial strike, as the Union calls… Read More
“Advocating for a Diverse Agricultural Landscape: Supporting Pig Breeding in Limerick”
The Bacon Curers’ Association in Limerick is currently advocating for an increase in funding to advance pig breeding within the county. This proposal aims to bolster agricultural progress and benefit local livestock breeders by fostering a more diverse and sustainable industry. The Limerick County Committee has been reminded of the… Read More
Criticism Mounts Over Limerick’s Mishandling of Public Funds and Grant Delays
Limerick’s local government is currently under intense scrutiny and criticism for its alleged mishandling of financial matters, particularly in relation to the withholding of funds earmarked for various public bodies across Ireland. One glaring example of this issue is the delay in disbursing over £1,500 in grant-in-aid funding for the… Read More
Limerick Grapples with Public Works Scandal, Pledges Cleaner Streets for Residents
Limerick is currently embroiled in a public works scandal that has seen a surge in complaints regarding poorly maintained streets and inadequate cleaning. The situation has prompted members of the Cleansing Committee to convene and voice their concerns about the efficacy of the current system. Despite some minor improvements, many… Read More