A special meeting of the West Limerick Branch was held at the Courtenay Arms Hotel in Newcastle-West on Saturday evening. Several managers attended the meeting, including J. Moore (Clarina), T. Dennehy (Rowels), I. Sheehan (Ardagh), E. Looby (Garryduff), J. Mangan (Glenmore), M. O’Mahony (Devon Road), L. McDonnell (Kantoher), R. Ryan… Read More
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Irish Creamery Managers Association, West Limerick Branch Holds Meeting
Newcastle West, Ireland – An important meeting of the Irish Creamery Managers Association, West Limerick Branch, took place at the Munster Hotel on Saturday. Mr M. Mahony chaired the meeting, and it was attended by several members from various locations in the region. Among those present were Mr M. O’Mahony… Read More
Limerick Leads the Way in Fruit Culture in Ireland.
Fruit culture in Ireland is showing promising growth, and recent developments in Limerick highlight the region’s success. At a recent meeting of the County Limerick Technical Education Committee, Father Piston of Kilmeedy proudly announced that a significant number of fruit trees have been planted in his district, thanks to the… Read More
STRONG PROTEST BY FATHER LISTON, P.P., KILMEEDY, AGAINST PROPOSED MIXED SCHOOLS
Father Liston, the Parish Priest of Kilmeedy, has recently addressed a forceful letter of protest to the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, expressing his strong objection to their refusal to grant funds for the construction of separate schools in his parish. The proposed condition that male and female students… Read More
NEWCASTLE WEST NEWS: Noteworthy Town Events
Lovely Woman The proceedings at the Newcastle West Guardian on Thursday took an interesting turn when the charming Miss Fitzgerald-Kenny, a Local Government Board Inspectress, graced the boardroom. Her presence added a spark of excitement as the board discussed the care of a girl who had been moved from Glin… Read More
“Limerick Assizes Overturn Compensation Award in Policeman’s Injury Case”
In a recent development at the Limerick Assizes on Saturday evening, a significant appeal was heard before the Lord Chief Justice, shedding light on a compensation claim by Constable Michael J. Oolkran of the Limerick County Council. The case revolved around injuries sustained by Constable Colleran while apprehending a prisoner… Read More
