The Jewish community in Limerick, Ireland faced significant challenges and discrimination during the mid-20th century, particularly during the time known as the “Limerick Pogrom” in 1904. Many Jewish families chose to leave Limerick as a result of the hostile environment and seek better opportunities elsewhere. While their departure may have… Read More
Tag: Galbally
United Irish League Holds Monthly Meeting in East Limerick
Galbally – The East Limerick Executive of the United Irish League gathered for their usual monthly meeting at Galbally with an impressive turnout of over 60 delegates. Among the attendees was Mr William Lundon, the Parliamentary representative of the division. The Very Reverend Canon Ryan, P.P., assumed the chair, nominated… Read More
Triumph of Co. Limerick Student in Second Arts Examination
Our esteemed readers will undoubtedly rejoice in the news of Mr Thomas Scanlan’s exceptional achievement. Son of Mr John Scanlan, a respected shopkeeper from Galbally, Co. Limerick, Mr Scanlan has recently passed the Second Arts Examination of the Royal University of Ireland with Honors. This talented and dedicated student has… 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
Galbally Farmer Awarded £150 in Compensation for Malicious Burning of House and Furniture
During the Limerick Quarter Sessions, John Sheehan, a farmer from the Galballv district, was granted £150 in compensation for the deliberate arson attack on his house and furniture that occurred on the night of 13th September. The court ruling brought some measure of justice to the victim of this heinous… Read More
“Ballylanders Licensing Case: Court Proceedings and Application for Mandamus”
In the King’s Bench Division of Dublin, on a Friday, before Mr Justice Johnson, Mr Justice Gibson, and Mr Justice Kenny, the case of The King (Loch) vs. Fitzpatrick and others was heard. This was an application to confirm a conditional order of mandamus, which directed the magistrates of Galbally… Read More
Landmark Decision in Limerick Licensing Case: Jurisdiction of Prosecution Determined
In a significant legal ruling, Mr Justice Johnson and Mr Justice Gibson presided over a case in Dublin on Monday and concluded that the responsibility for prosecuting in a case involving the sale of intoxicating drinks without a proper license rested with the police, rather than the Revenue Authorities. The… Read More
Legal Dispute Over Prosecution Authority in Liquor Sales
A recent legal dispute regarding the prosecution authority for cases involving the sale of intoxicating drinks without a license has come before the King’s Bench Division. The case involves the application of District-Inspector Loch for a mandamus to compel the Justices to provide a statement for consideration by the Court.… Read More
Limerick Court Awards Compensation in Malicious Burning Case; Insurance Company’s Liability Questioned
Judge Adams Rules on Compensation for Burned Property and Raises Concerns About Insurance Company Responsibility At the Limerick Quarter Sessions held on Saturday, a significant legal case unfolded before Judge Adams, involving William Hogan, a farmer residing near Galbally. Hogan sought £300 in compensation for the malicious burning of his… Read More