The Seilg (hunting) event held at Knockfierna on Sunday, organized by the branches of the Gaelic League in West Limerick, was an extraordinary and highly successful gathering. It stands as one of the most notable events of its kind ever held in Munster, demonstrating the immense popularity of such outings… Read More
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Altercation Between Young Milk Carters Turns Violent in Feenagh, Co Limerick
In a concerning incident that unfolded in the Feenagh district of Co Limerick, a row between two 14-year-old lads, both employed to cart milk from farmers to a local creamery, escalated into a violent altercation. Reports indicate that one of the boys allegedly delivered a forceful kick to the other’s… Read More
Young Limerick Women Answer the Call to Religious Life
On the occasion of the Feast of Our Lady of Mercy, two young women from County Limerick embarked on a new journey by entering the Convent of Mercy in Bantry as postulants. Miss Liston, hailing from Cloonara, Feenagh, comes from a family with deep connections to convents in Limerick, Cork,… Read More
Feenagh Meeting Expresses Strong Support for Agricultural Bank Branch
Feenagh, County Limerick – A well-attended meeting comprising farmers, artisans, labourers, and shopkeepers were held in Feenagh last week with the aim of discussing the establishment of a branch of the Agricultural Bank in the locality. In the absence of the Reverend Luther Liston, Mr P. Vaughan, a prominent figure… Read More
Supporting Religious Education: A Call to Action
Letter from Mr Patrick Vaughan, Chairman County Council: Kilmurry, Feenagh, February 16th, 1906. My Lord Bishop, If you deem it advisable to convene a meeting of the city and county to rally support for the schools where the children of our countrymen in England receive their education, I wish to… Read More
Mysterious Tragedy Unfolds: Young Girl’s Lifeless Body Discovered in Limerick
In a shocking turn of events, the tranquil town of Charleville in County Limerick has been thrust into the spotlight following the discovery of the lifeless body of an eighteen-year-old girl in a ditch. The victim, identified as Bridget Oayer, had been missing for over a week, adding an air… Read More
Irish Murder Mystery Unravelled: American Pensioner Accused in Bridget Gayer’s Tragic Death
In the serene town of Charleville, Co. Cork, a perplexing murder mystery continues to captivate the local community as they endeavour to unravel the enigma behind Bridget Gayer’s untimely demise. The 19-year-old, known for her youth and charm, was discovered lifeless near Ballysally Graveyard on July 12, bearing three haunting… Read More
THE CHARLEVILLE MURDER TRIAL RESUMES: A GRIM ACCOUNT OF A BRUTAL ASSASSINATION
In a riveting turn of events, the Charleville murder trial has resumed its proceedings before Mr Justice Boyd at the County Cork Assizes. William Scanlan stands accused of the wilful murder of Bridget Gayer, a young girl whose life was tragically cut short on July 12, 1909. The courtroom was… Read More
Limerick’s Third Trial: A Landmark Case Unfolds in Cork
In a small courtroom in Cork, the third trial of a man accused of a heinous crime against a young girl from Limerick is underway. The accused, Scanlan, is facing charges related to the murder of Bridget Gayer, a case that has captured the attention of the local community and… Read More
Landmark Charleville Murder Trial Resumes: William Scanlan Faces Third Trial for 1909 Killing
In a courtroom drama that has captured the attention of the nation, William Scanlan faces his third trial for the murder of his sister-in-law, Bridget Gayer, in Charleville, Co. Cork, on July 12, 1909. The trial, which commenced today at the Munster Winter Assizes before Mr Justice Kenny, promises to… Read More
