Tag: Castleconnell

On St. Patrick’s Day in 1900, the city of Limerick, Ireland, experienced a celebration that would be etched into its history for years to come. This day, which typically embodies joy, pride, and festivity, was marked by a stark contrast between the lively spirits of the people and the harsh… Read More

In this week’s Limerick news, a series of important events and decisions have taken place, contributing to the ongoing development and progress of the region. Among these updates are the appointment of a new medical superintendent officer for public health, improvements in workhouse sanitation, and the upcoming events hosted by… Read More

A discussion on the Women’s Confraternity congratulatory address to His Holiness the Pope on his Papal Jubilee, the celebration of the Manchester Martyrs anniversary, a workhouse medical debate, the entertaining concert by St. John’s Boat Club and much more. Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich culture and lively… Read More

Local Government to Conduct Inquiry on Road Maintenance Under the direction of the Local Government Board for Ireland, an inquiry led by Chief Engineering Inspector P. C. Cowan, Esq, M. Inst. C E., is scheduled to convene at the County Court House in Limerick. The inquiry, set to take place… Read More

The monthly meeting of the Limerick No. 1 District Council was held on Saturday with Mr John Ryan presiding. Several council members, including Mrs. O’Brien, Miss Barrington, and Messrs. Charles O’Neill, T Lane, J F McDonough, J Hayes, and more were in attendance. The Chairman opened the meeting by addressing… Read More

In a recent session presided over by Lord Massey, J G Hurley, and S C Vaunsitturt at Castleconnell, two farmers faced charges of supplying adulterated milk. Patrick Ahern, a local farmer, was summoned by the Wholesale Co-Operative Society for allegedly adding six per cent water to the milk supplied to… Read More

Notice is hereby given that Thomas Bourke of Castleconnell, County Limerick, intends to apply at the upcoming Annual Licensing Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be held in Limerick on the 3rd day of October next. He seeks a certificate that would allow him to receive a transfer of a… Read More

Is it not astonishing that even in an era of widespread newspaper reading, the hoary “Spanish Prisoner” swindle continues to find success, even in a remote location like Miltown-Malbay? The age-old tale of a captive in a donjon keep, an heir or heiress in need of a guardian, and the… Read More

In a novel case presented at the Limerick Quarter Sessions before Judge Adams, Laurence Keane from Castleconnell filed a lawsuit against Kate and Daniel Hickey, claiming £32 35 in alleged unpaid wages. Mr Doyle, the solicitor representing the plaintiff, brought forward an unusual aspect of the case. He stated that… Read More

At the Castleconnell Petty Sessions, presided over by Mr M. Hickson, M, chairman, a case was brought forward by Mr E.H. Poe Hosford, Secretary of the Limerick Board of Conservators, against Colonel William Gough Gubbins of Lismalioe. The charge was that the defendant had been fishing with a rod and… Read More

In a recent development at the King’s Bench Division, a legal action brought by a passenger, Mr McDonagh, against the Great Southern and Western Railway Co, faced a setback. Mr Justice Madden rejected an application made on behalf of the defendants, seeking a change of trial venue from the county… Read More

At the Castleconnell Petty Sessions presided over by Lord Massey on Monday, a case involving Thomas Ryan was brought before the court. Mr O’Hara represented the Crown, while Mr O’Sullivan acted as the defence solicitor for Ryan. The charges against Ryan stemmed from an incident on June 7th, where he… Read More

At the Newport Petty Sessions held before Major Dease (M) in the chair, several cases were addressed. Michael Dawson faced prosecution for being drunk and disorderly at Killnascully. The defendant had previously taken the pledge, promising to abstain from alcohol, but had unfortunately broken it. He was fined £2 or,… Read More

In a recent expedition along the Shannon River, a seasoned voyager shared insights on the intricate waterway, emphasising the challenges faced during the cruise. The account, offered by W.J. Moos of Aughnacloy in County Tyrone, unveils a tale of caution and contemplation along the river’s meandering course, specifically addressing concerns… Read More

A delightful anecdote surfaces from the historic archives, shedding light on the benevolent endeavours of John Bright and the philanthropist George Peabody in the vicinity of Limerick. The tale, recounted by Mr Justice Johnson, unfolds during Bright’s frequent visits to Ireland, where he indulged in the serene pastime of fishing… Read More

A recent inquiry in the House of Commons sought details on the events surrounding the funeral procession of Mr Enright at the Protestant burial ground in Castleconnell, Co. Limerick. Captain Craig directed the inquiry to the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Mr Birrell, who provided insights into the situation. Contrary to… Read More

Limerick is gripped by a sense of indignation over what it deems as an unfounded accusation of Catholic intolerance during the funeral of Mr John Enright in Castleconnell on the 27th. Father Winerney, the Parish Priest of Castleconnell, provided a detailed account of the events to a press representative, seeking… Read More

In the quaint town of Castleconnell, nestled in the heart of County Limerick, a recent event has thrust this serene locale into the spotlight, captivating the attention of locals and beyond. The controversy revolves around the funeral of the late Mr John Enright, and the conflicting narratives that have emerged… Read More

In the heart of Ireland, where the Jarvey’s wit and the locals’ entertaining spirit merge, tourists embark on a journey that promises not just picturesque landscapes but a taste of genuine Irish humor. The Limerick locals, renowned for their storytelling prowess, serve as guides through the quaint landscapes and historical… Read More

In a significant legal development, the Chief Justice, Mr Justice Madden, and Mr Justice Wright concluded the protracted legal battle in the case of Dwyer v. Stoney at the King’s Bench. The defendant, Mr Thomas Johnstone Stoney of Stradbally Castleconnell, Co. Limerick, sought an order directing the set aside of… Read More

A heated discussion ensued at the recent gathering of the Limerick Fishery Conservators, presided over by Captain S. C. Vansittart, J.P., as concerns mounted over the potential damage inflicted upon the salmon and other fisheries. The increasing presence of steam trawlers in the estuary of the Shannon. Mr F. Hall,… Read More

In a quiet turn of events in Limerick, Ireland, an alleged larceny case has taken centre stage, raising eyebrows in the local community. James Burns, an agricultural labourer, found himself in the spotlight as District Inspector White pressed charges against him for the purported misappropriation of £6 8s. The proceedings,… Read More

Limerick, Monday. In a concerning incident, William Rainsford, a farm labourer hailing from Castleconnell, is currently recuperating in the Infirmary after sustaining a wound to his throat. The circumstances surrounding this incident remain unclear, as he was discovered in this distressing condition. Local law enforcement is exercising caution, awaiting Rainsford’s… Read More