Tag: Garryowen

Limerick citizens take pride in the successful observance of the National Holiday on Monday. The only businesses open are post offices and banks; however, the small volume of transactions suggests that they may be closed next year. Most notably, there is an absence of drunkenness. People enjoy the fine day… Read More

The city of Limerick is preparing for various events and initiatives to support and uplift the community. Among these efforts is the “Colleen Bawn” Fete, which will raise funds for the debt-laden St. John’s Hospital next summer. Additionally, the Fuel Fund is distributing coal to provide warmth to those in… Read More

At a recent meeting of the Gerald Griffin Memorial Committee in Limerick, chaired by the Mayor, it was decided to issue an appeal for funds to erect a memorial in honourof Gerald Griffin, a renowned Irish poet, novelist, and dramatist. The committee proposes building Memorial Schools in his native parish… Read More

A meeting of the National Holiday Committee was held yesterday at the Town Hall, with the Reverend T. Lee, President of the Limerick Branch of the Gaol League, presiding. The committee discussed and finalized arrangements for a public procession to commemorate the occasion. Additionally, a Vigilance Committee was appointed. In… Read More

Limerick – The celebration of St. Patrick’s Day in Limerick this year exceeded all expectations, leaving members of the National Holiday Committee elated. Every element came together seamlessly, resulting in a truly remarkable event. The weather was exceptionally pleasant, surpassing expectations for a typical June day, and the procession went… Read More

Limerick County’s rugby football team is gearing up to face off against Garryowen in the Munster Cup. The match will take place at the Markets Field on the upcoming Saturday. The chosen lineup for Limerick County is as follows: Fullback: WalshThree-quarters: Mclnerney, W Stokes, F G Wallice, E G StokesHalves:… Read More

The semi-final round of the Munster Cup Competition took place at the Markets Field on Saturday afternoon between Garryowen and Limerick County. Both teams had strong lineups. Ten minutes into the match, Con Hogan of Garryowen scored an unconverted try after a splendid passing movement. Towards the end of the… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – The Dublin Leader sheds light on the plight of the Jewish community in Limerick, highlighting the growing persecution and financial difficulties they endure. In a heartfelt song by Michael Scanlon published by the newspaper, the author expresses sympathy for the suffering Jews and criticizes the bigotry and… Read More

The highly anticipated regatta taking place tomorrow will feature several prominent outside clubs, including Dublin University Boat Club, Commercial Rowing Club, Cork Boat Club, Lee Rowing Club, Waterford Boat Club, and New Ross Boat Club. Additionally, all local clubs have entered into various events, ensuring a thrilling competition. To provide… Read More

A well-attended meeting of city and county residents took place at the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday with the aim of organizing a Fete in support of Barrington’s Hospital, which is burdened by a significant debt. The Mayor presided over the gathering and provided an explanation of the meeting’s objective.… Read More

During the Limerick Quarter Sessions presided over by Judge Adams, the Garryowen Athletic Company, who were lessees of the enclosure at the Markets Field, brought an application against a decision by the Court of Appeal regarding the assessment of the field’s liability to taxation. The company contested the increased rating… Read More

A deeply unfortunate accident occurred at the disused quarry in Garryowen on Tuesday, resulting in the death of a destitute itinerant labourer. This incident has shed light on a troubling situation in this historic area, which was once a focal point of intense fighting during the siege of Limerick. While… Read More

Limerick – It is with deep sadness that we report the passing of Miss Fitzgerald, known in religion as Sister Mary Genevieve, at the Convent of Mercy in Limerick. The deceased, who was the sister of Mr P. Fennell of Garryowen, had only recently embraced the religious life, but her… Read More

Garryowen, Limerick – A highly successful promenade concert was organized by Mr Wyndham Gabbett in support of Barrington’s Hospital. The event took place on Saturday afternoon at the Athenaeum and drew a large and fashionable audience. The program featured outstanding performances by leading amateur singers and musicians from Limerick and… Read More

After the North vs. South Munster trial match at Cruise’s Hotel on Saturday evening, the Munster Five met to select the team that will represent the province against Leinster in Dublin on the 28th of this month. The following players were chosen: Backs: Forwards: This lineup will represent Munster in… Read More

A Trial Match for the purpose of selecting a team to play against Leinster and Ulster took place at the Markets Field, Limerick on Saturday, between teams representing South Munster and North Munster. Half-time score:South: 1 goalNorth: 1 goal Final score:South: 1 goal, tryNorth: 1 goal Teams: North Munster:Quillinan, Hogan,… Read More

The Corporation of Limerick is calling for tenders from builders to undertake the construction of an addition to the caretaker’s cottage at Garryowen Reservoir. The detailed plans and specifications are available for inspection at the Surveyor’s Office, located in the Town Hall. However, the Corporation emphasizes that tenders will only… Read More

The Limerick Boat Club organized a band promenade and rowing matches in aid of Garryowen III. The event took place yesterday evening and was a successful and enjoyable reunion. A good crowd gathered on the pier to enjoy the festivities, and the band of the Northumberland Fusiliers played a delightful… Read More

In a rugby football spectacle at the Markets Field, a fair gathering of spectators witnessed an intense Junior Cup Final clash between Lansdowne and Rovers on Sunday evening. Despite the weather being more suitable for cricket than football, both teams displayed unwavering determination. The game, characteristic of junior football in… Read More

In a highly anticipated showdown at the Markets Field, Lansdowne and Rovers clashed in the Junior Cup Final, captivating a fair gathering of spectators despite the sweltering weather more suitable for cricket than rugby football. The match, typical of junior football in Limerick, was fiercely contested, with the players enduring… Read More

Dublin, Tuesday, June 20, 1905: Among the myriad of attractions at the much-anticipated Garryowen 11 Fete, a grand boxing and wrestling carnival promises to enthrall the spectators. The event, commencing tomorrow (Wednesday), will feature an impressive lineup of participants from the Limerick Physical Culture and Boxing Club, the K1C Boxing… Read More

The Limerick Leader has often covered various events and entertainments held to support different causes, not all related to Irish nationalism. Among them, bazaars have received attention as they represent a facet of our national life, deserving of consideration just like our serious endeavours. One such event, named “Garryowen 11,”… Read More

Part I Old Limerick! Your ancient name evokes memories of joyful times,Of youth, peace, and dreams amid your intertwining bowers’ chimes.Gazing back through evening’s gloom at King John’s historic towers,Enraptured by the Shannon’s whisper, nature’s sweet lullaby empowers.Curraghour, Treaty Stone, and bridges of ghostly fame,The Castle, Abbey, and Old Town… Read More

From the picturesque village of Castletown-Conyers in County Limerick emerges a name that promises to be etched in the annals of Irish athletics — Mr J.J. Bresnihan. A mere 23 years old, Bresnihan has already achieved a level of prominence in all-round athletics that few athletes in Ireland, and possibly… Read More

Introduction: In the annals of rugby history, certain matches stand out as memorable and iconic, encapsulating the essence of the sport’s passion, skill, and camaraderie. One such notable encounter took place between the invincible New Zealand rugby team, affectionately known as the “All Blacks,” and a determined selection representing Munster.… Read More

The tradition of singing while marching has long been an integral part of military practices across civilized nations, intertwined with various aspects of life. From military regiments to diverse domains, the influence of music and its rhythmic cadence on coordinated movements is profound. Renowned philosopher and essayist Samuel Johnson extolled… Read More

The recent annual meeting of the Governors of Barrington’s Hospital held at the Chamber of Commerce yielded important insights into the institution’s current state. Chaired by the Mayor, the meeting was attended by prominent figures such as Sir Charles B Barrington, the Very Reverend Dean O’Brien, Rev. D.R. Shanahan, and… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – In an effort to rejuvenate a beloved institution, a special general meeting of the Limerick Amateur Athletic and Bicycle Club was convened in the Chamber of Commerce. The gathering was presided over by Mr B. Plummer, and it saw the enthusiastic participation of esteemed individuals from various… Read More

Lansdowne Rugby Club embarked on their inaugural journey to Cork on Saturday for the first round of the annual Munster Challenge Cup. As seniors, this marked their first Cup game, and their recent encouraging performance against Garryowen bolstered their confidence. Despite a win being their ultimate goal, they aimed for… Read More

A memorable event took place on the evening of March 3rd at the New Star Casino on 107th street and Park avenue in New York. Despite the rainy weather, the Garryowen Social Club hosted a grand celebration that showcased its popularity within the Limerick community. The occasion was marked by… Read More

As the curtain falls on the rugby season, enthusiasts of the sport are preparing to transition from the rugby field to the cricket grounds. The final matches and championship games have concluded, marking the end of this chapter in the world of rugby football. Last Saturday in Dublin, the excitement… Read More

As summer brings warmer weather, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as a cool and crisp salad, provided it’s accompanied by a well-balanced and flavorful dressing. Achieving that perfect balance of piquancy without overwhelming the dish can be a culinary challenge. That’s where reliable and expertly crafted condiments come into play,… Read More

In the charming city of Limerick, nestled in the heart of Ireland, a unique love affair is blossoming – and it’s not with a person, but with a mode of transportation. Limerick has become the wheeling wonderland of Ireland, where the bicycle reigns supreme, transforming daily commutes into a vibrant… Read More

In a narrative that resonates with the harmonies of a life well-lived, Mr P. F. Hook, a distinguished postal official, has added a crescendo to his remarkable career by embracing a new calling within the sacred corridors of the Church of England. Having diligently served the Post Office for a… Read More

Limerick, Friday – A sombre cloud hangs over the Garryowen Road community as a tragic incident unfolded, shocking residents and prompting reflections on conflict resolution and community cohesion. The unfortunate altercation between two individuals, Mr Collins and Mr Doyle, turned fatal, leaving the city grappling with the aftermath. The dispute… Read More

Limerick, Monday – A vibrant and impassioned appeal echoed through Limerick as Mr John Dillon, veteran Irish nationalist and former MP, addressed a gathering at a public meeting. Speaking to a diverse audience in East Limerick, Dillon touched upon various crucial topics, including the unity of the Irish Party, recent… Read More

In a convivial atmosphere at the Town Hall in Limerick, the annual assembly of Garryowen F.C. unfolded on Friday night, with Mayor Councillor T. Ryan presiding over the proceedings. The gathering, which drew a substantial number of club members, proved to be an occasion of both reflection and anticipation for… Read More

In a captivating rugby clash that unfolded on the hallowed grounds of Markets Field in Limerick, Garryowen and University College (Dublin) engaged in a fiercely contested battle that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. The spirited encounter showcased the prowess of both teams, with the local outfit, Garryowen,… Read More

It is with deep regret that we report the passing of Mr Joe O’Connor, a well-known figure in Irish rugby, at his residence on Athlunkard Street, Limerick, this Saturday morning. Mr O’Connor, a popular and respected personality, has left a void in the hearts of his numerous friends and the… Read More

In the Chancery Division before the esteemed Master of the Rolls, a case of significant consequence unfolded, pitting Usborne against the Limerick Market Trustees. The Solicitor General, instructed by Mr B. A. McNamara, presented the case on behalf of the receiver overseeing the rents and profits. The matter sought the… Read More

In the seventh leg of the Irish American football tour, the city of Limerick played host to an electrifying match that unfolded on a vibrant Sunday, captivating an immense audience. The contest took place against the backdrop of an enthusiastic atmosphere, with the Garryowen Pipers’ Band leading both teams onto… Read More

In the bustling city of Limerick, where the echoes of history reverberate through narrow streets and storied buildings, the name of Robert Frith may have faded into obscurity for many in this century. Yet, more than a hundred years ago, Dr Robert Frith was a household name, a beacon of… Read More

Once upon a time, a curious American traveller wandered into the offices of the Limerick Chronicle, seeking the whereabouts of a peculiar-sounding place called Scabby Lane. Intriguingly, he was informed that his parents hailed from this enigmatically named lane, a fact that left him somewhat sceptical about the intelligence behind… Read More

The Garryowen Sauce captivates readers in a historic Irish Independent advertisement featured on Saturday, March 16, 1912. This culinary delight takes centre stage, promising a taste of tradition and flavour. The advertisement, a snapshot of a bygone era, showcases the timeless allure of Garryowen Sauce, inviting readers to savour its… Read More