Amidst the enchanting backdrop of Doon Church in the picturesque Co. Limerick, a union of hearts blossomed on the 10th of the month, culminating in a beautiful wedding that will forever be etched in the annals of cherished memories. The radiant bride, Geraldine Harriet May, graced the occasion with her… Read More
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Horror in Doon: Esteemed Local Farmer Brutally Murdered, Community in Shock and Fear
A heinous crime shocked the small town of Doon, Co. Limerick last night as an esteemed local farmer, O’Grady, was found brutally murdered in a horrendous incident that has left the tight-knit community reeling in shock, grief, and fear. The grisly act has upended the otherwise peaceful atmosphere of the… Read More
“Beloved Figure J.J. Cleary Mourned by Limerick Residents”
Limerick, Ireland – The city of Limerick, characterized by its vibrant and diverse community, united in collective sorrow upon receiving the news of the passing of Mr J.J. Cleary. The revered figure had been grappling with a relatively brief illness, leaving residents from all walks of life with a profound… Read More
News From Around Limerick
Murder Charges A murder charge was filed at the Glin Petty Sessions against James Normile and Michael Normile. The two were initially arrested on October 26 for house-breaking and inflicting grievous bodily harm on John Dillane in his house at East Mall, Glin, on the night of October 25. Dillane… Read More
Rev T. Lee Honours Eugene O’Curry’s Contributions to Irish History and Gaelic Culture in Dublin Lecture
On Tuesday night at the Catholic Commercial Club in Dublin, Rev T. Lee delivered a lecture on “The Life and Times of Eugene O’Curry,” shining a light on the man who contributed significantly to Irish history and Gaelic culture. O’Curry was born in 1796 at Doonalea and went on to… Read More
Prominent Land War Activist Tim Quillinan Remembered After Passing
Tim Quillinan, a well-known figure in the land war movement, passed away recently at his residence in Quillican’s Castle, Doon, County Limerick. Quillinan gained worldwide recognition for his involvement in the land war following his eviction by the Cold Stream Guards. His death marks the end of an era for… Read More
“Caherline and Young Irelands Battle Interrupted by Inclement Weather”
In a highly anticipated match for the County Championship, Caherline and Young Irelands clashed at Sallymount near Castlesonnell on Sunday. Despite previous encounters between the two teams, the outcome remained uncertain, fueling excitement among supporters. The Gaelic public turned out in large numbers, with many availing themselves of a special… Read More
Tragic Incident Unfolds in West Clare: Man, Wife, and Son in Custody
Kilrush, Ireland – A disturbing incident occurred near the village of Doonbeg, approximately 8 miles from Kilrush, late on Friday night, resulting in a fatality and subsequent arrests. The Constabulary authorities have launched an investigation into the matter. The victim has been identified as John Behan, a 43-year-old herdsman who… Read More
Successful Opening Concert at the Athenaeum in Limerick
Our correspondent reports that a highly successful opening concert took place on Friday night at the Athenaeum in Limerick. Despite a disappointingly small audience, it is hoped that this does not reflect the overall interest in the work of the Gaelic League. The concert began with Dr Douglas Hyde’s amusing… Read More
Listowel Rural Council Representatives On The Glin School Board
The regular biweekly meeting of the Listowel Rural Council and Board of Guardians was held on Thursday, with Mr T. O’Connell, J.P., Chairman, presiding. The meeting was attended by several members, including Mr M.J. Nolan, MP.., Co. C.; W. McMahon, Co. C.; M.J. O’Sullivan, Michael Harty, John Coughlin, Mrs. Hawney,… Read More
“Limerick No. 2 District Council Discusses Labourers’ Cottage Rents and Legal Representation”
The Limerick No. 2 District Council convened for its regular meeting on Saturday with Mr Arthur Stritch in the chair. Among those present were Captain O’Brien, Messrs. T. Bourke, M. Hanlon, M. Bourke, M. O’Corry, J. Maddeo, G. Heffernan, J. O’Connell, I. Skehan, and P. Stritch, along with the clerk,… Read More
Limerick No. 2 District Council Discusses Labourers’ Cottage Rents
On Saturday, the regular meeting of Limerick No. 2 District Council took place with Mr Arthur Stritch in the chair. Among those present were Captain O’Brien, R.M., and several council members, including Mr T. Bourke, M. Hanlon, M. Bourke, M. O’Corry, J. Madden, G. Heffernan, J. O’Connell, I. Skehan, and… Read More
Strange Incidents and Police Activities in Limerick
Limerick, August 6, 1004 – At the recent Limerick Petty Sessions, Sergeant Stephen Brennan brought charges against a woman wearing a green jacket, accusing her of possessing a stolen portion of property belonging to William Koenan. The accused received bail before her next court appearance. Sergeant Brennan’s sharpness and diligence… Read More
Limerick Harbour Board Holds Meeting with Mayor Presiding
The Limerick Harbour Board convened on Monday, with Mayor leading the proceedings. Among those present were Alderman Joyce, Member of Parliament; Alderman O’Brien; Messrs. I. C. Cleeve, W. Holliday, John F. Power, T. Doopellan, and John Hayes. Secretary John Boyd and Clerk H. V. Morcney were also in attendance, along… Read More
Limerick Harbour Board Discusses Various Matters
Limerick – The Limerick Harbour Commissioners convened for their fortnightly meeting on Monday, with Mr Wm L Stokes initially presiding, later succeeded by the Mayor. The gathering included members John Rassell, T. Doonellan, Alderman P. O’Brien, John Hayes, and Wm Holliday. Mr Boyd, the secretary, read the minutes from the… Read More
FISHERY PROSECUTION AT DOONASS, CO. CLARE
In the Doonass Petty Sessions presided over by Colonel Vincent, Mr Kelly, R.M., and Mr Ambrose Hall, a fishery prosecution took place. James McMahon was prosecuted by the Limerick Fishery Board for fishing for salmon and trout with a rod and line on February 9th without a license, and James… Read More
Limerick (No. 2) District Council Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Limerick (No. 2) District Council was held on Saturday with Mr Arthur Stritch presiding. Other members present included Messrs. D.I. McNamara, John Guaning, Denis Carroll, James Keane, T. Hartigan, M. Hanrahan, B. Skehan, John Madden, and Patrick Lane. The officials present were Messrs. H.J. Guinane… Read More
IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES UNDER LABOURERS (IRELAND) ACTS
The Limerick No. 1 Rural District Council hereby announces the implementation of Improvement Schemes in accordance with the Labourers (Ireland) Acts. These schemes pertain to the following sections of the rural district, comprising the electoral divisions of Abington, Ballybricken, Ballycunmin, Ballysimon, Ballyvarra, Caherconlish East, Caherconlish West, Caherelly, Cappamore, Carrig, Castleconnell,… Read More
Tragic Incident on the Way Home from Holidays: Visitor Fatally Injured
In a sombre incident during their journey back from a pleasant holiday at Lisdoonvarna Spa, a group of holiday-makers faced a heart-wrenching tragedy. As they were passing by a circus van, their horse suddenly collapsed, resulting in a violent accident. Two ladies from the party were forcefully thrown out onto… Read More
Tragic Accident at Lisdoonvarna Spa Claims the Life of a Young Holiday Maker
Lisdoonvarna Spa (Ennis) witnessed a heart-wrenching holiday tragedy when a horse pulling a carriage carrying a group of visitors collided with a circus van, leading to a devastating outcome. The impact of the collision resulted in two young ladies being forcefully thrown onto the road. Regrettably, one of the young… Read More
NOTICE OF COMPENSATION APPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL INJURIES
The Clerk of the Crown and Peace for County Limerick has published a list of applications for compensation for criminal injuries that will be tried at the next County Court Sittings in Limerick on the 5th of October, 1905. The cases involve various incidents of malicious burning, cutting, poisoning, and… Read More
John Redmond Rallies Nationalist Party Amid Political Developments
Against the backdrop of ongoing political shifts, Mr John Redmond, Member of Parliament, took center stage as he addressed a fervent assembly in Tipperary. The Nationalist party, under his leadership, has garnered robust backing from the masses, an achievement that Redmond enthusiastically highlighted during his speech. Radiating confidence, Redmond asserted… Read More
Limerick Constabulary: Police Action, Apprehensions, and Transfers
In a recent legal confrontation at the Sixmilebridge Petty Sessions, Messrs. Spillane, wholesale beer dealers based in Limerick, found themselves prosecuted by the Sixmilebridge police. The charge revolved around the sale and delivery of less than 4.5 gallons of beer, specifically four dozen bottles. The defendants claimed legality, asserting they… Read More
Accused Farmer Returns for Trial Over Alleged Theft
In a legal proceeding presided over by Ms. E. F. Hickson, RM, on Monday, depositions were collected in the case of “King vs. Michael Regan alias John Casey.” The accused stood accused of the purported theft of £10 from Mr Thomas Foley, a farmer residing in Lickadoon, on Sunday, September… Read More
Reducing Rents and Unrest in County Limerick: A Tale of Turmoil and Tensions
In a small corner of Ireland, where history and tradition run deep, the residents of County Limerick are grappling with a conundrum that speaks to both the past and the present. The enchanting countryside and rich heritage of this region are now marred by disputes over land and a recent… Read More
Kilkee’s Challenging Season and the Call for Improved Attractions
A correspondent currently embracing the “simple life” at “Kilkee the Grand” has shared some observations about the current state of Kilkee and the need for revitalization. Kilkee, a coastal town known for its natural beauty and attractions, seems to be facing challenges this season, with many expressing the view that… Read More
BREAKTHROUGH IN LISDOONVARNA SHOOTING CASE AS FOUR ARRESTED; VICTIM IDENTIFIES ASSAILANTS
In a significant breakthrough, authorities have made four arrests in connection with the recent shooting of Mr Daniel O’Loghkn, C.C., near Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare. The incident, which occurred on Thursday, had left the community in shock and prompted a swift response from law enforcement. Mr O’Loghkn, who is currently on… Read More
Limerick’s Fox-Hunting Tradition Thrives: A Tale of Triumph and Transition
In the heart of Ireland, the city of Limerick reverberated with the echoes of hooves and the triumphant baying of hounds as the Limerick Hunt celebrated yet another exhilarating fox hunt near Cappagh last Wednesday. The timeless spectacle unfolded in Fender’s Wood, where the seasoned hunters of Limerick pursued a… Read More
Limerick Legacy: Canon W. H. Cooper’s Remarkable Journey from Military Officer to Missionary Icon
In the quietude of County Limerick, a man’s journey unfolded, echoing the tale of a life that spanned continents and bridged diverse cultures. Canon W. H. Cooper, once an officer in the Cheshire Regiment, left behind the echoes of the battlefield in 1860, opting instead for a path that would… Read More
Limerick Selects Lundon as Parliamentary Candidate in United Irish League Convention
In a decisive move, the United Irish League Convention gathered at the County Court House in Limerick yesterday to choose its parliamentary candidate for East Limerick. Canon Power, presiding over the convention, oversaw the selection process with 870 delegates in attendance. The presence of Mr John Muldoon, MP.., representing the… Read More
Demise of Retired Royal Navy Commander in Limerick Residence: Mr Francis H. Stafford O’Brien Passes Away at 65
In a sombre turn of events, Mr Francis H. Stafford O’Brien, a retired Royal Navy commander, breathed his last at the age of 65 in his residence at Cratloe Woods, near Limerick. The sad news of his demise reverberated through the local community, marking the end of a distinguished career… Read More
Tragic Passing of Young Master Patrick William Cummins, Mourned in Doon, Co. Limerick
The close-knit community of Doon is shrouded in grief following the untimely death of Master Patrick William Cummins, a beloved 13-year-old, who peacefully passed away on Monday, 21st February, 1910, after a brief illness of about a week. The sorrowful event unfolded in the presence of his grieving parents, Sergeant… Read More
Tragic Incident Unfolds in Doon, Co. Limerick: Young Farmer Succumbs to Injuries
In a sombre turn of events, the tranquil village of Doon in County Limerick was thrust into disarray yesterday morning as local law enforcement discovered a young farmer, identified as Patrick Barkley, lying in a roadside ditch, battered and wounded. The authorities promptly intervened, transporting the injured individual to a… Read More
Fatal Confrontation Unfolds in Doon, Co. Limerick: Farmer Patrick Buckley Succumbs to Injuries Amidst Family Feud
In a tragic turn of events, the serene landscape of Doon in County Limerick witnessed the demise of a local farmer, Patrick Buckley, who was found lying wounded in a dyke by the constabulary yesterday. The distressing incident culminated in Buckley’s untimely death, casting a sombre shadow over the community.… Read More
Dramatic Turn of Events: Doon Arrested Men Liberated Following Curious Death Investigation
Limerick, Wednesday — In a surprising turn of events, the arrests made in connection with the mysterious death of Patrick Buckley, a local farmer near Doon, have resulted in the swift liberation of the detained individuals. The unfolding saga, marked by uncertainties and a perplexing chain of events, took an… Read More
Limerick Gossips: A Historical Overview and Local Attractions
Limerick, a significant town in the southern region of Ireland, is often referred to by the colloquial name Garryowen, derived from its mythical founder. Renowned for its rich history, Limerick is also recognized as the “City of the Violated Treaty” due to the numerous pledges that were made and subsequently… Read More
HOLYCROSS PRISONERS’ RELEASE SPARKS DETERMINED CONTINUATION OF STRUGGLE
In a notable development emanating from Thurles, the Holy Cross prisoners secured their release from Limerick Gaol, setting the stage for a determined continuation of their struggle. The release unfolded today, drawing a significant crowd to Thurles Hallway Station, complete with several accompanying bands. The event witnessed the presence of… Read More