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Honouring the Royal Irish Constabulary: Memorial Presented by The Earl of Dunraven and Mount-Earl, Limerick’s Custos Rotulorum

In a solemn tribute to the legacy of the Royal Irish Constabulary (R.I.C.), The Right Honourable The Earl of Dunraven and Mount-Earl, serving as His Majesty’s Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum for the County and City of Limerick, has signed a noteworthy memorial. The document, an expression of gratitude and remembrance,… Read More

Abandonment of Evicted Farm Sales near Pallasgreen, Limerick Elicits Community Rejoice and Calls for Tenant Reinstatement

In a decisive turn of events, the planned sale of evicted farms near Pallasgreen, County Limerick, has been abandoned following resounding opposition from the local community. The announcement of the sale’s abandonment was met with satisfaction and relief during a gathering at Mr Fitt’s auction rooms, where a significant number… Read More

Grazing Tracts in Limerick

Mr Lundon’s inquiry regarding the identification of individuals holding tracts in County Limerick, many of whom had expressed reluctance to adhere to government directives on tillage, was met with a response from Mr Duke, shedding light on the Department of Agriculture’s stance on the matter. In response to Mr Lundon’s… Read More

“Mr Davitt’s Perspective on Independence from Political Parties and Religious Sects: Unraveling the Complexities of the Catholic School Question”

Mr Michael Davitt’s recent engagement with the matter of political independence and religious autonomy has sparked a thoughtful exploration of the intricacies surrounding the Catholic School question in England. This analysis seeks to dissect the nuances of Mr Davitt’s perspective while also delving into the broader context of the Catholic… Read More

Redmond’s Leadership Praised in American Opinion: The Obvious Duty of Irishmen Amid Crisis

In a recent article from the “Chicago Citizen,” the editorial team lauds the leadership prowess of Mr John Redmond, particularly highlighting his recent speech delivered in Limerick. Described as a masterly address, Redmond’s eloquence and clarity on pressing issues facing Ireland have earned him widespread admiration, both domestically and abroad.… Read More

“Limerick Hunt Interrupted by United Irish League – Tensions Rise as Objectionable Attendees Lead to Meets’ Disruption and Excitement in the District”

In a recent turn of events, the meet of the County Limerick hounds was unexpectedly disrupted by a large gathering of United Irish League members and their supporters. This interruption took place at Ballynoe, near Ballingarry, after the master of the hunt refused to comply with a resolution proposed by… Read More

Limerick Will Case Heads to Trial

In a significant legal development, the Probate Court convened yesterday before Mr Justice Madden to address the matter of the Fitzgerald v. Cusack case concerning a contested will in Limerick. Representing the plaintiff, Bridget Fitzgerald of Tullavin Hill, Croom, Co. Limerick, Mr P. Kelly, instructed by Mr P. F. O’Donnell,… Read More

“Hibernian Order Flourishes in Limerick with Grand Opening of New A.O.H. Hall”

Limerick, Ireland – In a significant development highlighting the thriving presence of the Hibernian Order in Limerick, the City Division recently acquired Hartstonge House for €81,000, signalling the organization’s remarkable growth in the region. The spacious building was purchased from Mr Stephen O’Mara, providing ample accommodation for the Ancient Order… Read More

Ireland to Revoke Coercion Acts’ Summary Jurisdiction in Select Districts: Signaling Changes in Government Policy

The “Dublin Gazette” published a proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council in Ireland last night, announcing the revocation of summary jurisdiction powers granted to magistrates under Section 2 of the Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) Act (1887) in certain areas. This change affects the county boroughs of Dublin,… Read More

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