Limerick Archives

A boating disaster has occurred in Tarbert, sparking fears that the captain, mate, chief engineer, and two seamen of the Falmouth tug Columbia have drowned. The boat they were using to reach their vessel has washed ashore approximately three miles from Kilrush in a capsized state, with no sign of… Read More

In a surprising turn of events, Limerick’s well-known establishment, St. Ita’s Shirt Factory, is set to undergo a change in ownership, leaving the community uncertain about the future of this iconic venue. The news of the impending transition has sparked both curiosity and concern among Limerick residents, as St. Ita’s… Read More

Father O’Flanagan’s recent commentary has sparked discussion and debate regarding the perceived leadership qualities of the Bishop of Limerick and Sir Edward Carson within the context of Nationalist Ireland. In his analysis, Father O’Flanagan lauds the Bishop of Limerick as a commanding personality, highlighting his ability to articulate the sentiments… Read More

Ireland – In a remarkable retelling of a pivotal period in Irish history, Thomas Pheasant invites readers on a journey through the events of 1691 when the Flight of the Wild Geese unfolded. This tumultuous period was marked by significant military campaigns, betrayals, and the subsequent emigration of Irish soldiers… Read More

A fire that broke out late on Friday night at the coal yard of Messrs. Mullock and Sons, on the Dock Road, sparked considerable alarm in Limerick. The blaze, which was reported at a late hour, quickly spread to adjacent premises, including those of the Limerick Steamship Company. Firefighters swiftly… Read More

Dublin, Ireland – In the midst of labour unrest and the growing influence of figures like Jim Larkin, Dublin finds itself at a crossroads, facing challenges that could reshape the city’s industrial landscape. The ongoing tension between labour and employers has prompted concerns about the potential impact on Dublin’s struggling… Read More

In the early hours of yesterday morning, Limerick bid farewell to one of its most prominent sons, John Daly, a renowned figure in the Irish physical force movement and a stalwart member of the Fenian Brotherhood during its tumultuous existence. Daly, whose roots ran deep in the soil of Limerick,… Read More

On Friday night, a special meeting of the Corporation was held with Mayor Alderman Joyce presiding. During the meeting, Councillor Whelan brought up the topic of military bands attending sports and regattas in the city. Councillor Whelan expressed his concern, stating that he finds it degrading for true Irishmen to… Read More

An astonishing missive emblazoned with the Royal Arms and penned on government notepaper, has found its way into the hands of the “Freeman’s Journal.” The letter, bearing the date of February 28, 1902, hails from the heart of Galway and makes reference to one “Thramp” Ryan, a member of the… Read More

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

In a surprising turn of events at the Limerick Sessions yesterday in Irish Law Administration, a judge refused to commit a hung jury. Owen O’Neilly had been brought on trial for stabbing a servant woman, with the case against him being clear. The listener, Judge Adams, strongly opined that the… Read More

In a highly anticipated musical event, the original work “The Lord of Carrigogunnell” by Biagio Bozzelli (Image) is set to make its debut tonight at the Grand Concert Rooms. This new Irish cantata, based on an old legend circulating around Limerick, has generated considerable interest within musical circles, promising to… Read More

Residents of Limerick, Ireland, were taken aback when an unusual guest, in the form of a trout, made its way into a house on Lower Cecil Street. The unexpected visitor, a moderately sized fish, was discovered in the confines of the kitchen by the occupant. The peculiar incident occurred as… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, Thomas Costelloe, a dock labourer, was admitted to Barrington’s Hospital on Saturday evening, battling the effects of acetate acid poisoning. Unfortunately, his struggle for survival ended tragically, as he passed away this evening. The circumstances surrounding Costelloe’s poisoning are both perplexing and concerning. According… Read More

In a notable shift within Ireland’s educational landscape, Mungret College in Limerick has emerged as a beacon of Irish cultural and linguistic revival. Known for its Jesuit heritage, the college now stands out for its profound embrace of Irish identity, largely attributed to the influence of its leadership, including a… Read More

In a distinguished event yesterday afternoon, the esteemed Countess of Aberdeen, accompanied by Mr Ewen Colthurst, bid farewell to Dublin as they embarked on a journey to Limerick. The Countess’s arrival at Limerick was marked by a warm welcome as she alighted at the station, greeted by the Mayor of… Read More

In response to a resolution passed by the Kilmallock District Council, urging consideration for rent abatements for certain tenants of labourers’ cottages, the Local Government Board has issued a firm stance, declining the proposal. The Board’s decision comes amidst concerns raised by the Council regarding the increased cost of living,… Read More

In a noteworthy address delivered at the prize distribution ceremony of Laurel Hill Convent Boarding School in Limerick, the Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, the esteemed Bishop of Limerick, lauded the achievements of the movement aimed at rejuvenating the Irish language. The venerable Bishop expressed his personal affinity for the mellifluous… Read More

In a recent development at Newcastle West, District-Inspectors F. A. Britton (Tralee) and Patrick McEntee (Bruff) presided over an inquiry into charges brought against members of the local police force. The inquiry shed light on allegations of neglect of duty and intoxication within the ranks. District-Inspector Beirne took on the… Read More

An unexpected turn of events unfolded at the Limerick Board of Guardians, as a motion to rescind a resolution stirred heated debates among members. The motion, proposed by Mr J. Quilligan, aimed to withdraw a resolution requesting the Local Government Board (L.G.B.) to extend the time for paying Dr Brennan… Read More

In a recent gathering of the Limerick No. 1 District Council, a significant motion was put forth, expressing warm congratulations. Mr Rahilly, during the assembly, proposed a motion that resonated with anticipation for the enactment of the Home Rule Bill. The motion, looking ahead with intense interest and national pride,… Read More

A meeting of the Limerick Harbour Board was held, presided over by the Mayor. Several members, including Alderman O’Brien, Mr W. Whelan, Mr W. L. Stokes, Mr Thomas Meany, Sir Thomas Cleeve, Mr J. H. Roche, Mr W. Holliday, and Mr J. F. Power, were present. The meeting discussed two… Read More

The ongoing debate surrounding the appointment of an assistant at the Electric Power House took center stage during a special gathering of the Borough Council on Friday night. The controversy had emerged from the previous meeting, where Mr Portley, a local from Limerick, was selected for the role, disregarding the… Read More

Limerick, November 24th, 1905 – The recent devastating earthquakes in Calabria have sent shockwaves of horror across the globe as the extent of the catastrophe becomes clearer. The calamity has left an entire nation, a whole people, suddenly homeless in the blink of an eye. The destitution faced by these… Read More

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

There is no denying that serious trouble has erupted within the Nationalist party. Instead of being united and poised for a strong fight, disunity now plagues the ranks, and dissension is brewing among the party’s leaders. Mr O’Brien and his supporters have taken up arms against an unusual foe –… Read More

The Crown Solicitor has announced the withdrawal of legal proceedings against James Ryan of New Palace, Limerick, concerning an incident under the Defence of the Realm Act. Mr James M. Magee, acting as solicitor for Mr O’Brien Moran, received notice that the case would not proceed in the King’s Bench… Read More

In a significant administrative move, Mr EJ Long has received a warrant from the Lord Lieutenant, confirming his appointment as the High Sheriff of Limerick for the year 1906. This honour was bestowed upon Mr Long following the selection process, wherein his name secured the top position among the three… Read More

The County Borough Council of Limerick hereby notifies the adoption and enforcement of the Irish Education Act, of 1892, commonly known as “The Compulsory Education Act,” within the City. As of May 21st, 1904, the Act is in full force, and its provisions necessitate parents and guardians to ensure that… Read More

The quaint and vibrant city of Limerick has witnessed a tapestry of events throughout its history, from political upheavals to social reforms. However, amidst the pages of time, one notable thread stands out—the annual meeting of the Limerick Branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (S.… Read More

The Limerick Improvement Committee has announced its call for tenders from local bootmakers for the production and supply of four pairs of boots to be used by the Mayor’s Staff. The committee, responsible for enhancing the city’s infrastructure and services, aims to support local businesses and promote the use of… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – A vibrant celebration of Irish culture and heritage unfolded in the heart of Limerick as the St. Columcille Branch of the Gaelic League in Dublin organized a lively demonstration at the People’s Park. The event, which took place on a Sunday, captivated attendees with an array of… Read More

In a remarkable testament to longevity, Mrs. O’Neill, a woman born in 1798, has passed away near Limerick Junction at the extraordinary age of 105. Her life spanned more than a century, bearing witness to countless changes and historical events. Her passing marks the end of an era and stands… Read More

Clonmel, Tuesday. A dispute in Ballyneety, County Limerick, reached the Petty Sessions, where Timothy Reardon lodged complaints against Mrs. C. M. Reardon and her son, Thomas M. Reardon. The charges stem from an alleged incident at Caherline Catholic Church on the 30th of August when Reardon was reportedly abused, being… Read More

Cork – Mr Lonsdale, Member of Parliament, questioned the Chief Secretary regarding the City of Limerick’s refusal to pay charges for extra police over the past twenty years. The Chief Secretary responded that no additional police were required in Limerick due to its peaceful condition. Mr Wyndham, however, was not… Read More

Limerick, a city steeped in history and tradition, is sombre today as news of the passing of Mr William Courcy spreads through its streets. The beloved resident breathed his last at his residence after bravely battling a prolonged illness. Aged 52, Mr Courcy was widely known and deeply cherished in… Read More

On a festive Friday night, February 21st, the theater in Limerick was transformed into a scene of splendor as the Limerick County Hunt hosted a merry ball. The ambiance was one of sheer joy as around three hundred guests gathered to revel in the camaraderie of the evening. Every detail… Read More

In an escalating conflict that has caught the attention of Limerick’s locals, a curious standoff has emerged between the Limerick County Council and the city’s newspapers, with the dramatic reduction in advertising rates at the core of the dispute. This rift has now reached a boiling point as the Council… Read More

Limerick, renowned for its historic charm and vibrant community, is shrouded in a sombre atmosphere as news of the untimely demise of esteemed journalist John Francis McNamara circulates. The city, known for its poetic grace, now echoes with expressions of sympathy and condolences for the grieving family. Mr McNamara, a… Read More

At the Clare Assizes in Ennis on Saturday, Francis W. Moroney, a former Petty Sessions Clerk, stood trial before Mr Justice Gilson on a charge of wilful murder in the case of James Collins, who tragically lost his life at Spanish Point on May 13th. The prosecution was led by… Read More

LIMERICK – In a shocking incident that unfolded at Askeaton, Co. Limerick (Image), a man named Michael O’Shaughnessy met a grisly end as he was roasted to death in a lime kiln on the premises of a local carbide works. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising questions… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, the Hon. William Frederick Montagu-Waring, formerly a Member of Parliament for County Limerick, breathed his last at his residence in Grosvenor Place, London, at the age of 82. His demise, on a Monday following a Saturday of declining health, was attributed to complications arising… Read More

In a compelling call to Irish women, a recent handbill emphasizes the crucial role women play in shaping the destiny of Ireland, pleading with them to recognize the power they hold in supporting or hindering the cause of the nation’s freedom. The document underscores a concern regarding Irish girls associating… Read More

In a chilling twist of fate, a Chinese coolie, stepping ashore from Sumatra, stumbled upon a disturbing revelation concealed within his luggage. Authorities, conducting a thorough examination, unearthed a pillow masking not only a human skull but an entire skeleton. The coolie asserted that these morbid remains belonged to his… Read More

In a sombre announcement, it is with deep regret that we report the passing of the Reverend John Naughton, S.J., a revered figure in the spiritual landscape of Ireland. The Reverend Naughton, who drew his first breath in the vibrant city of Limerick in 1830, breathed his last on the… Read More

LIMERICK, IRELAND – Lola Montez, a name synonymous with beauty and beguilement, was born in the heart of Limerick to an Irish father and a Spanish Creole mother, encapsulating a story of intrigue and glamour that transcended borders and captivated hearts. Her life was a whirlwind of deception, dalliances, and… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In anticipation of a crucial meeting this week, members of the Munster Women’s Franchise League in Limerick are busily preparing for an event featuring prominent speakers Mr Charles Hersey and Miss G. D. Cummins. The gathering aims to address and garner support for the Franchise Bill, prompting… Read More

The city of Birmingham bore witness to a historic event on January 15, 1900, as esteemed figures from the Roman Catholic community convened for the annual Roman Catholic reunion. Among the distinguished attendees was the Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, the esteemed Roman Catholic Lord Bishop of Limerick, whose anticipated address… Read More

In a solemn event that unfolded on Tuesday, the Christian community in Dundalk bid farewell to Reverend Brother Yorke, the venerable Superior of the Christian Schools, who peacefully passed away at the age of 83. Brother Yorke, a seasoned member of the Order, traced his spiritual journey as a convert… Read More

In a historic gathering that echoed the sentiments of O’Connell’s monster meetings, the city of Limerick became the epicentre of a resounding call for national self-government in Ireland. The event, held in the capital, drew representatives from every part of the country, transcending city and county boundaries. The unity displayed… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, the skies above Limerick have witnessed the loss of two daring Irish aviators, highlighting the risks inherent in the pursuit of flight. Cecil Graham, a valiant Irish airman, met his untimely end while attempting to navigate the treacherous waters of the English Channel. Additionally,… Read More

The United Irish League, formed in 1898, aimed to promote Irish nationalism and independence from British rule. As an influential force in Irish politics at the time, the League also sought to ensure land reform and autonomy for the Irish people. In 1902, the Times newspaper, a British conservative daily… Read More

In a significant gathering held in Limerick on Saturday, led by Mr Stephen O’Mara, former City High Sheriff, the City Divisional Executive of the Irish League convened a meeting to voice the sentiments of Limerick amidst what was described as a crucial moment in the country’s history. The meeting underscored… Read More

In a poignant tribute to the late William Lundon, preparations are underway for the unveiling of a memorial to commemorate his contributions to the community. The event is set to take place on Sunday, May 18th, with members of the local community, as well as representatives from various organizations in… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a stark portrayal of the ongoing hardships faced by some residents in the city, the Limerick Examiner recently highlighted the heartbreaking experiences of a Catholic priest in the Parish of St. John. The priest’s day unfolded as a series of solemn visits to the death-beds of… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – A poignant inquest unfolded on Saturday, shedding light on the heart-wrenching circumstances surrounding the untimely death of Mary Anne Wallace, a young woman who tragically drowned in a canal in Limerick. The details that emerged during the proceedings painted a sobering picture of the events that led… Read More

The Limerick Regatta opened on a beautiful day, welcoming attendees with fine weather and the promise of thrilling races. Despite initial concerns about the weather, sunshine prevailed, making it a delightful day for all. A strong northwesterly breeze brought a refreshing coolness to the air but created a bit of… Read More

In 1952, the USS Des Moines, a heavy cruiser of the United States Navy, docked in Bangor, Ireland. This event occurred within the context of post-World War II strategic naval operations and international relations. The visit likely served diplomatic, logistical, or training purposes, reflecting the broader geopolitical landscape of the… Read More

Limerick- In a solemn gathering at Barrington’s this evening, an inquest unfolded, shrouded in grief and bewilderment, probing into the tragic demise of J. M. Tracey. The City Coroner, Mr J. F. Barry, J.P., presided over the proceedings as a sombre jury sought answers surrounding the untimely passing of a… Read More

In a recent session, Limerick District Council expressed unanimous dissent regarding the purported appointment of Mr P.K. Hogan J.P., to a significant position within the nation. Led by Mr P. O’Halloran and seconded by Mr James Ryan, the council aired grave concerns over the potential ramifications of this appointment, deeming… Read More

In a peculiar turn of events, a farm labourer by the name of Michael Purcell found himself at the centre of legal proceedings in Limerick. Purcell was remanded yesterday on charges related to a startling incident of arson that occurred last Saturday, specifically involving a stack of hay located on… Read More

A tragic incident unfolded at Limerick Junction this evening, claiming the life of a soldier in a harrowing turn of events. As the limited mail train bound for Dublin commenced its departure from the platform at 5:30 p.m., Private Corieri of the 4th Battalion Hunter Fusiliers, aged approximately 30 and… Read More

In a notable session presided over by Mr J. Kelly and Mr H. R. Jordan, Q.C., at the City Court in Limerick yesterday, nineteen young men found themselves facing charges related to unlawful assembly under the Crimes Act. The charges stem from incidents involving disorderly behaviour towards Sergeant Willis, an… Read More

In recent times, St. John’s Hospital in Limerick has found itself grappling with a significant financial challenge. The hospital is currently burdened by a debt amounting to approximately £2,000. This financial strain can be attributed, in large part, to the institution’s longstanding tradition of admitting free patients, a practice that… Read More

During the Quarter Sessions on Saturday, Sergeant Patrick McCarthy of O’Brien’s-Bridge appeared seeking £100 in compensation for injuries sustained while performing his duties at Mount Pelier on March 18th of this year. On that day, Sergeant McCarthy and another constable had arrested an individual in a licensed establishment in Mount… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a significant development today, three German nationals were apprehended by Irish authorities in the city of Limerick. The individuals in question, identified as Oscar Stanbe, Paul Botcher, and William Carpenter, have been residing in Limerick for an extended period. Amidst growing concerns regarding the escalating conflict… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a daring incident reminiscent of the perilous ocean adventures of old, Miss Marguerite Linton Glentworth, the niece of the esteemed Earl of Limerick, faced a harrowing near-death experience during her summer sojourn in Ashbury Park, New Jersey. As relayed by the venerable “New York Herald,” this… Read More

The passing of Dr John Holmes, a well-respected medical figure in Limerick, was mourned by the community after his death on Friday evening. Dr Holmes, who succumbed to a brief illness at his residence on The Crescent, was known for his dedication to his profession and his compassionate care for… Read More

In a devastating incident yesterday at Nenagh West, County Limerick, two brothers, William and Patrick Dee, were tragically struck by lightning while working on hay removal. The lightning bolt proved fatal for one brother, instantly claiming his life, while the other was rendered unconscious for a period of time. The… Read More

In a thought-provoking and meticulously crafted essay, Cardinal Ewen of Limerick delves into the teachings of Cardinal Newman, drawing a clear line between authentic Catholicism and the perils of Modernism. The essay, spanning around forty pages, has been hailed for its clarity and scholarly depth, offering a compelling defence against… Read More

In a reminiscent echo of historical grievances, the Limerick branch of the League has raised its voice in protest against the withdrawal of educational grants, likening it to an insult to Irish opinion and a blow to Irish education. The resolution passed by the League reflects a growing sentiment of… Read More

The push for establishing a national holiday in Ireland, as distinct from a bank holiday, continues to gain momentum, with the Limerick community leading the charge in their efforts to properly celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. In the city, dedicated people have taken the initiative to distribute informative materials among the… Read More

In the annals of history, a peculiar incident unfolded at the Limerick Sessions, a tale tinged with the gravitas of legal proceedings and the nuanced dance between regulatory measures and practicality. Before the venerable Mayor, Alderman P. O’Donovan, Dr C. McDonnell, and Mr P. J. Kelly, R.M., the protagonists of… Read More

In a heartfelt letter to the editor, a resident of 20 Carey’s Road, Limerick, sheds light on the harsh realities faced by labourers in the city. The writer, who has chosen to remain anonymous, recounts his personal struggles with employment at the Locomotive Works, highlighting broader issues of age discrimination… Read More

In a remarkable change of approach, the Protestant Bishop of Limerick, Dr Bunbury, addressed the annual Synod at Tralee on Friday, touching on matters of political significance. Emphasizing the interconnection between the political state of the country and its impact on the Church, the Bishop spoke about the dissatisfaction and… Read More

As the sensational trial of Harry K. Thaw continues to captivate audiences across the nation, overseeing the proceedings is a distinguished figure hailing from the picturesque County Clare in Ireland. The Honourable Judge FitzGerald, a native of this Irish county, has found himself at the epicenter of one of the… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a devastating incident that unfolded in the early hours of this morning, a raging fire on the premises of a prominent local undertaker led to the loss of four lives, casting a sombre shadow over the city of Limerick. The victims included Mr John Griffin, a… Read More

In a disconcerting incident reported from the district between Boston and Kinvara, a sense of unease grips Clare as another shooting outrage comes to light. The victim, Pat Kavanagh, a resident near Kinvara, was shot in the back around 6 o’clock on a Saturday, casting a shadow over the community.… Read More

In a significant development, Lord Emly, one of the witnesses appearing before the Committee of Inquiry into the functioning of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Education, delivered a powerful protest during the proceedings held in Limerick. Lord Emly’s protest was directed squarely at the retention of Sir Horace Plunkett… Read More

In a pivotal meeting held yesterday by the Limerick Harbour Board, significant discussions unfolded regarding the potential replacement of the current swivel bridge. The meeting was marked by the presentation of both majority and minority reports, each outlining perspectives on the construction of a new bridge in place of the… Read More

The surfacemen who have been engaged in direct labour in West Limerick find themselves facing a temporary suspension. The region’s roads, exceptionally well maintained over the past year, have been deemed ready for the forthcoming period until March. The decision has prompted discussions on the economic advantages of utilizing direct… Read More

During the weekly meeting of the Arch-Confraternity of the Holy Family at the Redemptorist Church, Reverend Father Creagh, the Spiritual Director, addressed the members about the letter written by Mr Michael Davitt, which was published in the Freeman newspaper. Father Creagh had previously brought attention to the issue of Jewish… Read More

According to reports, it has been claimed that there is a significant amount of debt owed by the Jewish community in Limerick to local drapers, totalling several hundred pounds. This deferred payment of debts has been a matter of concern. The London Daily Express recently published a specific account of… Read More

Limerick, Wednesday – The County Limerick Agricultural Committee convened today under the chairmanship of Lord Emly, where they deliberated on the livestock scheme for the upcoming year. With a budget of £5,840 earmarked for financing the initiative, the Secretary, Mr I. Hartigan, presented the comprehensive plan to the members. An… Read More

In a parliamentary session held at the House of Commons on the 7th of July 1900, Captain Donelan brought forth a matter of concern that had captured the attention of the House and the public at large. The subject of scrutiny was a recent speech delivered by Lord Emily in… Read More

Today, the Faster Quarter Sessions for the city commenced with the opening remarks from His Honor Judge Adams. Present on the bench were the Mayor (Mr M Donnelly) and the High Sheriff (Mr James Flyun). The court officials in attendance included Mr W. M. Beauchamp, Clerk of the Crown and… Read More

In the world of Irish folk music, the late Dr P. W. Joyce stands as a towering figure whose life’s work has left an indelible mark on the nation’s musical heritage. Often compared to Gladstone’s linguistic pursuits, Dr Joyce’s dedication to preserving and cataloguing “Old Irish Folk Songs and Airs”… Read More

Limerick, Monday – In a significant development, the Workman’s Dwellings Committee of the Corporation convened today to deliberate on the potential partnership with members of the Citizens’ Company. The meeting, under the leadership of Alderman M’Donnell, saw the distinguished presence of his Lordship the Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer. The gathering… Read More

In a sombre turn of events, Limerick bids farewell to one of its esteemed citizens, Mr John McCarthy of Dromdeveen, a prominent landlord in County Limerick. Mr McCarthy, aged 101, passed away, leaving behind a legacy that reverberates through the communities of Cork and the surrounding regions. The news of… Read More

The Studdert family, a name that resonates with infamy in connection with the Irish remounts scandal, stands as a notable emblem of the Williamite aristocracy in Ireland. Rooted in the annals of Irish history, the Studdert legacy carries a blend of war and peace, echoing the character of their contemporary,… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, the lifeless body of Harry Rielly, a local pork butcher, was discovered on Sunday night at Carroll’s Cross, near Ennis. The sudden demise of Rielly has left the community in deep sorrow and mourning. Harry Rielly, known for his profession as a skilled pork… Read More

Limerick is set to be the backdrop for a colossal demonstration this week, with Mr John Redmond, flanked by his chief lieutenants, Mr Dillon and Mr Devlin, ready to address the masses. The event is expected to draw widespread attention as the trio delves into topics of Nationality and Democracy.… Read More