Tag: Abbeyfeale

In the halls of Parliament, the fate of the Ellis estate in the parish of Abbeyfeale, located within County Limerick, has become a subject of discussion. Mr O’Shaughnessy, a Member of Parliament, raised important questions related to the sale of this estate under the Land Act of 1903. Mr O’Shaughnessy’s… Read More

In the wake of the devastating disaster that struck San Francisco, reports have emerged that offer a glimmer of relief for concerned families back in Limerick. Monsignor Hartnett of Los Angeles reached out to his brother, Mr James P. Hartnett of Dyomtrasna, Abbeyfeale, with the reassuring news that Rev. John… Read More

In the aftermath of the recent devastating earthquakes in San Francisco, news of the safety of West Limerick residents living there has brought relief to their families and communities. Mr John O’Connell from Clash, Abbeyfeale, received a cable response from San Francisco, confirming the safety of his brother who holds… Read More

A wave of warm congratulations and heartfelt well-wishes has swept through the educational community and the public at large as Mr John McAuliffe, N.T., of Springmount, Abbeyfeale, bids farewell to his distinguished teaching career. His retirement marks the culmination of a dedicated journey in the field of education, leaving an… Read More

Mr John Daly, hailing from Killaculleen, Abbeyfeale, recently returned from California after spending a few months there. Familiar with the landscapes of San Francisco and even the unsettling tremors of earthquakes, which he encountered during his stay, Mr Daly has now received a message from his brother, Michael Daly. Michael,… Read More

In the Abbeyfeale district, the commendable efforts made by some labourers to enhance and adorn the surroundings of their cottages have caught the attention of many. The way in which these cottagers have strived to make their homes charming and picturesque highlights the potential for positive change in the area.… Read More

The much-anticipated Abbeyfeale Aeridheacht, meticulously arranged by the West Limerick Coisde Ceanntair, is set to grace Abbeyfeale on Sunday, the 17th of June. This event holds the promise of not only replicating the success of its inaugural edition but potentially eclipsing it in significance. The dedicated coordinators spearheading the organization,… Read More

The resounding triumphs achieved by the students of the Abbeyfeale Sisters of Mercy Convent schools at the recent Limerick Feis underscore the unwavering commitment to excellence upheld by the Sisters of Mercy within the realm of education. This remarkable feat stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the… Read More

The students of the Abbeyfeale Sisters of Mercy Convent Schools have reason to celebrate as they achieved remarkable results at the recent Limerick Feis, showcasing their talents and academic prowess in various competitions. The achievements of these young minds highlight the commitment to excellence fostered by the convent’s dedicated educators.… Read More

The Abbeyfeale Branch of the United Irish League convened a meeting with Rev. W. Casey, P.P., in the chair, and several members present, including Messrs. W. P. Broderick, T. T. O’Connell, D.C.; T. J. Keane, D.C.; J. O’Keeffe, M. L. Harnett, J. B. Cotter, P. O’Connell, W. Cotter, C. Donohue,… Read More

The Commission of Inquiry into the operations of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction in Ireland convened at the County Council Rooms in Limerick Courthouse. The committee members present included Sir Keano Dighy as Chairman, Hon. J. Dryden, Mr Oyilvie, and Mr Brown, with Mr Taylor serving as the… Read More

The Abbeyfeale Branch of the United Irish League convened a meeting presided over by Rev. W. Casey, P.P., on Sunday. The gathering was attended by several members, including D. O’Leary, C.; C. R. Harnett; W. R. Cotter; J. O’Keeffe; M. L. Harnett; C. O’Keeffe; B. Connell; J. Casey; T. Carroll;… Read More

On a significant Tuesday, the Most Reverend Dr O’Dwyer, the esteemed Bishop of Limerick, undertook his customary triennial visitation to the town of Abbeyfeale. During this visit, he conducted the Sacrament of Confirmation for a substantial number of young children, marking a momentous occasion for the community. The day commenced… Read More

In a daring act of burglary, a tramp successfully infiltrated the residence of Lord Listowel at Courtenay. The incident unfolded just a few nights ago, leaving the nobleman’s estate in County Limerick in a state of shock and distress. The audacious intruder managed to breach the security measures in place… Read More

In the Listowel Petty Sessions, presided over by Messrs. James Woulfe-Flanagan R.M., G. McKligott, E. J. Stack, and R. H. McCartay, a series of cases were brought before the court, including charges of larceny and violations of the Food and Drugs Act. The first case involved a charge of larceny… Read More

Listowel, Ireland – In a recent session at the Listowel Petty Sessions, a tramp by the name of John McMahon, also known as John McGee, found himself facing charges of larceny. The prosecution, on behalf of District Inspector Horigan, accused McMahon of stealing a variety of items from the residence… Read More

In a recent legal development, a man known as John McMahon, or John McGee, found himself facing larceny charges. District-Inspector McCanly, representing The King, accused McMahon of pilfering an assortment of items, such as forks, spoons, tea, bacon, sugar, a blouse, jacket, and a suit of clothes, from the residence… Read More

In response to an edict from the esteemed Most Rev. Dr O’Dwyer, the Bishop of Limerick, a notable transformation is underway in the funerary practices of West Limerick. Per the directive, which advocates the transfer of deceased individuals’ remains to the parish church, the traditional observance of wakes is gradually… Read More

In a disconcerting reflection of the prevailing unrest in Ireland, the Connaught Winter Assizes unfolded with an unsettling case that epitomized the alarming state of affairs. On Tuesday, before the discerning gaze of High Justice Andrews, the courtroom bore witness to the sentencing of Thomas O’Shea. Convicted of the grave… Read More

Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick — A sombre and tragic incident has cast a pall over Abbeyfeale in County Limerick, as Head Constable Matthew Hogan, who had been on sick leave, took his life yesterday morning. The shocking act occurred when he shot himself through the ear, resulting in instantaneous death. Head-Constable… Read More

In a shocking turn of events, Head-Constable Matthew Hogan, a respected figure in the local law enforcement community stationed in Abbeyfeale, Ireland, was found dead today, having taken his life. The incident unfolded this morning when Head-Constable Hogan, who had been on sick leave for the past week, committed suicide… Read More

In a momentous occasion that adds another layer to the rich tapestry of Ireland’s national monuments, the unveiling of the Father Casey Monument in Abbeyfeale took centre stage. The monument, strategically positioned in the Market Square of Abbeyfeale, now stands as a symbol of reverence and remembrance for the late… Read More

The unveiling ceremony in Abbeyfeale yesterday, where a statue of the revered Rev. William Casey was revealed after three years of meticulous planning, marked the culmination of a movement that resonated deeply with the Irish populace. The bronze memorial, standing proudly as one of the country’s finest, was a testament… Read More

A sombre event unfolded near Limerick last evening, as a tragic drowning accident claimed the life of Edward O’Sullivan, an 18-year-old student hailing from Tournafulla near Abbeyfeale. The incident occurred in Corbally, casting a pall of grief over the community. Edward, a student at the Redemptorist College, was partaking in… Read More

Abbeyfeale, a town steeped in history and tradition, became the poignant backdrop for a heartfelt commemoration on the fourth anniversary of the passing of Reverend Father Casey, P.P. The event was marked by an outpouring of emotion and community solidarity. It attracted a diverse gathering from various regions. The Ancient… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In a recent incident in West Limerick, a young farmer faced a serious accident while returning home to Ballaugh from Abbeyfeale. The incident occurred on the road at Knockbrock, where the farmer fell from his horse. It is reported that the horse shied away from an object… Read More