Tag: Kilmallock

This historical article delves into a tumultuous incident that transpired during a Limerick County Council meeting in 1900. The altercation between Mr Anthony and Lord Emly unfolded in the public eye, shedding light on the complex dynamics of Irish politics during the turn of the 20th century. This article provides… Read More

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the world witnessed a tumultuous era marked by imperialist ambitions and global conflicts. One such conflict was the Boer War, which raged from 1899 to 1902 between the British Empire and the Boer states of the South African Republic and the Orange… Read More

In the summer of 1900, amid the picturesque landscapes of County Limerick in Ireland, a scene of profound literary significance unfolded at Curragh Chase. Aubrey De Vere, a revered poet and close friend of literary giants such as William Wordsworth and Alfred, Lord Tennyson, found solace and inspiration in the… Read More

In a noteworthy address at the Kilmallock Quarter Sessions, Judge Adams has underlined the importance of Limerick public houses offering not only beverages but also nourishing food to their patrons. Drawing inspiration from Dublin’s practice of providing counter luncheons at an affordable price, Judge Adams has suggested that adopting this… Read More

Nurse Kathleen Gibson, based in Kilmallock, Co. Limerick, Ireland, has shared a remarkable account of her success treating a five-year-old patient. The child had been suffering from delicate chest and lung disease, including lung haemorrhages and a persistent cough. Nurse Gibson, who has experience monitoring her patients hour by hour,… Read More

In a recent discovery that sent ripples of intrigue through the historic burial ground of Kilmallock in County Limerick, Ireland, a cannonball weighing approximately 6lb was unearthed from a grave. This enigmatic artefact, with its links to the past, has since become the focal point of a puzzling incident that… Read More

Limerick, January 12, 1904 — The Quarter Sessions, before Judge Adams, in Limerick were filled with laughter and amusement as a comical case unfolded between siblings, Jerimiah Nugent and Bridget Nugent. The Limerick Echo brings you the details of this humorous courtroom spectacle that left spectators and participants in stitches.… Read More

A tragic incident occurred in County Limerick on Saturday when Richard Hickey, an elderly resident residing between Kilmallock and Charleville, unexpectedly passed away. Mr Hickey, who was of advanced age, made his way on foot to where his grandson was working, covering a distance of half a mile. However, upon… Read More

The Kilmallock Feis, held on Sunday, attracted a large crowd to the historic Baalbec town and once again demonstrated the vibrancy of the Gaelic movement. The pioneering efforts of previous years have yielded remarkable results, resulting in a network of Gaelic branches across the country. The people have embraced the… Read More

Limerick, Tuesday, August 30, 1904 – The Kilmallock Feis, organized by the local branch of the Gaelic League, was a remarkable success and a testament to the growing vitality of the Gaelic movement in the region. Despite the limited usage of the Irish language in the area, the Feis attracted… Read More

In a highly anticipated matchup between two exceptional teams, Cork emerged as the winners in a Munster Hurling Championship semifinal held in Tralee. The picturesque and well-prepared field set the stage for an exciting encounter. However, the match faced significant challenges due to persistent heavy rain, which persisted throughout the… Read More

In an exciting turn of events, the “Charles Bourks” Band from Borrisoleigh, located in Mid Tipperary, emerged victorious and claimed the First Prize at the highly anticipated Drum and Flute Band contest held at the Kilmallock Feis. The competition was organized to determine the County Championship of Ireland in this… Read More

The Diocese of Limerick is set to host a series of conferences for the clergy, presided over by the esteemed His Lordship, the Bishop of Limerick. The conferences will take place on the following dates: Wednesday, September 28th in Kilmallock, and Friday, September 30th in Limerick. Each day, the conference… Read More

The Limerick County Council gathered for its half-yearly meeting on Saturday, with Mr Thomas Hurley, the vice-chairman, leading the proceedings. Notable attendees included Messrs John Ryzn, James Hogao, Jobn Coleman, M. Feheeny, William Gabbins, Micul Naughton, E Mt-hell, Robert Piggott, I O’Shaughnessy, J B Barrington, P Vangian, W Obwyer, P… Read More

Limerick, Ireland – The Limerick Quarter Sessions saw a right-of-way case from Hospital, involving Patrick Foley as the plaintiff and John Sullivan as the defendant. The presiding judge referred to the law established in Clancy v Byroe, which stated that a judge and jury could infer the grant of a… Read More

In a dramatic turn of events at the Limerick Quarter Sessions, a situation of alleged defamation has led to an application for legal action against Patrick Bergin of Gortboy and the editor of the Michelstown Sentinel. The case was brought forth by Mr Binchy, a solicitor, representing creditors in Kilmallock… Read More

At recent meetings of local councils in Limerick, strong protests were voiced against the implementation of a new education rule, namely rule 127 [b), issued by the Commissioners of National Education. The new rule has raised concerns among various segments of the community, with claims that it infringes upon parental… Read More

Bulgaden, County Limerick – The rural parish of Bulgaden, nestled a few miles from Kilmallock, has been making strides in preserving its cultural heritage. For the past six years, Irish language classes have been part of the school curriculum, instilling a sense of pride in the local youth. And now,… Read More

During the County Council meeting, the County Surveyor’s list of proposals for new works was under consideration. Mr O’Shaughnessy raised an objection to a particular recommendation for making a drain pipe through John Casey’s field to divert water flowing from the roadside into his property in Fanstown. He expressed concern… Read More

At the Limerick Assizes, Lord Justice Holmes presided over a case in which the Limerick County Council appealed against a decision that awarded £21, costs, and expenses to John Moloney of Kilmallock. The compensation was for injuries he sustained when thrown from his car while driving between Kilmallock and the… Read More

Lord Justice Holmes presided over the Limerick Assizes, where he upheld a decree of £21 awarded by Judge Adams to John Moloney of Kilmallock. The award was granted to compensate Moloney for injuries sustained by his horse and carriage, which overturned while he was driving between Kilmallock and the railway… Read More

In a recent eviction incident, the sub-sheriff of County Limerick set out for Gortboy, situated near Kilmallock. The purpose of his visit was to carry out the process of transferring possession of Mr Patrick Bergin’s property to its purchaser, Mr James O’Rourke. Upon arriving at the property, an unexpected situation… Read More

John J. Flanagan, a dedicated and accomplished police officer hailing from Kilmallock, County Limerick, has showcased his extraordinary athletic prowess on an international stage. Notably, Flanagan has made an indelible mark not only within the police force of New York but also in the world of sports. In an awe-inspiring… Read More

Under the provisions of the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898, Limerick County Council has initiated a process to acquire land for the purpose of repairing and opening an existing roadway for public use. The lands to be acquired are located in the townland of Foxhall West, within the Kilmallock Rural… Read More

A peculiar tea contract dispute unfolded at the Limerick Quarter Sessions on Monday, with Messrs Jubbs of Dublin, represented by their agent Mr Russell, seeking to recover £1 15s from Thomas Campion. The contested amount was claimed as a balance allegedly owed for tea supplied by the plaintiffs to Campion.… Read More

St. John’s Cathedral was the scene of a solemn ceremony on Saturday, marking the anniversary of the passing of the Most Reverend Dr Butler, the former Bishop of Limerick. The occasion saw the offering of a High Mass in honour of the departed prelate’s soul. Reverend Michael Murphy of St.… Read More

In a thought-provoking address during the opening of a captivating industrial exhibition at Kilmallock, the Bishop of Limerick underscored the urgency of action over mere discussion in Ireland’s current state. The Bishop emphasized that tangible efforts in the form of work, rather than mere dialogue, are the need of the… Read More

In a devastating incident, a fire engulfed the residence of Mr David Fitzgibbon, located in New Town Elton, County Limerick, resulting in his tragic death. The fire, which occurred on a fateful Thursday night, completely consumed the building, leaving Mr Fitzgibbon, the sole occupant of the house, with no chance… Read More

In a recent session of the House of Commons, a Select Committee presided over by Sir James Dickeson-Poynder convened to examine a bill aimed at amending the Housing of the Working Classes Acts in Ireland. The committee sought evidence on the proposed legislation, and among the witnesses was Mr O’Sullivan,… Read More

The Munster-Connacht Exhibition recently hosted a remarkable Potato and Vegetable Show, showcasing the talents and dedication of individuals passionate about horticulture. The awards and accolades bestowed upon the participants reflect the outstanding quality of produce presented at this prestigious event. Here is a list of the awards and their deserving… Read More

LIMERICK – A recent incident involving an Irish farmer, William Quilty of Kilmallock, unfolded at the Limerick Quarter Sessions, revealing a tale of boycott and physical assault. The dispute arose when Quilty sought to purchase unused land on Count de Salis’s estate, a move contested by local labourers. In the… Read More

In a dramatic turn of events at Limerick Quarter Sessions, Colonel Maxwell-Lowe, a resident near Kilmallock, secured a victory as he was awarded £15 in compensation for the injuries sustained by his cattle during a cattle drive on his lands in June. The proceedings shed light on the contentious issue… Read More

In a peculiar turn of events in County Limerick, the local police in Kilmallock have apprehended a twenty-three-year-old labourer, John Donovan, following accusations of an unfulfilled promise of marriage. The complainant, Mrs. Mary O’Mara, a seventy-year-old widow, claims Donovan had pledged to marry her, leading to an arrest under charges… Read More

In a recent session at the Court of Appeal, the Right Honourable Lord Justice Holmes and Lord Justice Cherry presided over the final stages of an appeal lodged by John Coogan. This appeal contested an order issued by a County Court Judge in Limerick, concerning a compensation claim under the… Read More

Kilmallock, East Limerick – In a tumultuous turn of events, residents in the quaint town of Kilmallock were witness to a phenomenal thunderstorm that left the community in awe. A symphony of thunderclaps and an impressive display of lightning painted the skies over East Limerick, creating an atmosphere of both… Read More

In a peculiar turn of events at the Chancery Division of the Limerick Circuit Court, a case involving a limerick native, Mr Patrick Kelly, and the application made on behalf of Patrick Moran has taken centre stage. The matter at hand pertains to a rather unusual petition for liberty against… Read More

In a recent legal development, the probate case of Halpin vs. Halpin reached a conclusion before Mr Justice Kenny and a jury. The case involved Miss Margaret Halpin’s attempt to establish the validity of the will dated July 15th, 1909, belonging to her late brother, Mr James Halpin, a farmer… Read More

In a closely contested Gaelic football match held on Sunday between teams representing Kilmallock and the Commercials from Limerick City, an unfortunate incident cast a sombre shadow over the proceedings. The second round of the Gaelic football Championships witnessed a distressing accident that left James Purcell, the captain of the… Read More

Limerick, Friday. The atmosphere in Limerick today is marked by disappointment following the lack of progress in yesterday’s negotiations in Dublin, which failed to bring about a resolution and instead saw a call for a general strike. The railway company is responding with increasingly drastic measures concerning the Limerick strikers.… Read More