Abbeyfeale, Monday – In a surprising turn of events at yesterday’s Limerick Championships football match, Abbeyfeale Football Club claimed a walkover win against their opponents, the Newcastle West team. The match, which took place in Templeglantine, marked Abbeyfeale’s first game in a considerable amount of time. However, the excitement turned… Read More
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Decline in Excitement and Participation at West Limerick Gaelic Championships Calls for Better Management
The West Limerick Gaelic Championships, organized by the Limerick County Board, have experienced a decline in the level of excitement and participation compared to previous editions. The recent fixtures between Abbeyfeale and Newcastle West, and Dromcolloher and Templeglantine, resulted in no actual contests taking place, with two of the nominated teams… Read More
The Limerick Gaelic County Board
Abbeyfeale, Saturday. The need for restructuring the Limerick County Board with a stronger focus on Gaelic athletics seems to be gaining recognition. This recognition has grown beyond isolated complaints from a few neglected districts, highlighting the flawed practices employed in the administration of Gaelic affairs in the county. While the… Read More
Armed Group Raids Homes in West Limerick, Triggering Police Investigation
Abbeyfeale, Saturday – A wave of criminal activity struck West Limerick when armed and disguised individuals targeted the residences of four prominent farmers in a single night. The incidents, which occurred on Wednesday in the towns of Tullig, Templeglantine, Cragg, and Mountcollins, have sparked a county-wide investigation into the motives… Read More
Kilmallock Sports Event Showcases Thrilling Athletic Competition
The popular Kilmallock Sports event took place on Sunday at the Fair Field in Kilmallock, drawing significant attention and demonstrating its growing popularity. Known for its high-quality sports activities, the Kilmallock Sports event stands out among other athletic meetings. Participants included top athletes, including prominent competitors from the capital city.… Read More
Limerick Man Max Arthur Macauliffe, Renowned Scholar of Sikhism
Max Arthur Macauliffe, is a figure revered by millions in the Sikh community worldwide and is from the small west Limerick parish of Templeglantine. Born in 1838 as Michael McAuliffe gained prominence for his significant work on the Sikh religion. His six-volume translation of the Sikhs’ holy book, the Guru… Read More
Harvesting Progress in West Limerick: Favorable Conditions Bring Optimism
Positive news emerges from the Abbeyfeale, Mountcollins, Athea, and Templeglantine districts in West Limerick, as approximately two-thirds of the bay has been successfully harvested and is in excellent condition. The timely weather conditions played a crucial role in this achievement, and if the favourable conditions had persisted for a few… Read More
Labour Meeting in Athea, Limerick, Advocates for Workers’ Rights
Athea, Limerick – The District Committee of the Irish Land and Labour Association convened an important meeting at the League Rooms in Athea on Sunday. Attended by delegates representing various branches within the division, the gathering proved to be a dedicated and enthusiastic platform for addressing significant resolutions and practical… Read More
Limerick Mourns the Loss of Promising Young Man
On Christmas Eve, the town of Templeglantine bid farewell to Mr Daniel Sweeney, a young and promising individual whose life was tragically cut short. Mr Sweeney, who had been managing a vital department at Messrs. Cannock and Co.’s establishment in Limerick, succumbed to a debilitating illness that he had contracted.… Read More
ABBEYFEALE PETTY SESSIONS – MAGISTRATE AND PUBLICAN
At the Abbeyfeale Petty Sessions, several cases were heard involving Mr William Colbert, a Justice of the Peace, and Mr James McGrath, a publican from Athea. The court consisted of Magistrates Mr James Woulfe Flanagan, R.M B.L; W. L, C. Harnett, M. G. Barry, and T. Hurley. Thomas Fitzgerald obtained… Read More
Harvesting Report in West Limerick
Abbeyfeale, Wednesday – As the harvesting season progresses, a clearer picture of this year’s agricultural results is emerging in West Limerick. In the districts of Abbeyfeale, Athea, Templeglantine, Tournafulla, and Mountcollins, the majority of the hay crop has been successfully harvested and is in excellent condition. However, it is observed… Read More
“Ancient Coins Unearthed in West Limerick”
In a remarkable discovery, a young man named Murphy stumbled upon a collection of old coins while excavating a field in Glendarraugh, Templeglantine. These coins, adorned with the Harp and Siren motif, date back to the years 1680, 1695, and more. This find has ignited interest and intrigue in the… Read More
West Limerick Coiste Ceantair: Preparations for Abbeyfeale Aeridheacht
A gathering of the West Limerick Coiste Ceantair convened at the Old Rooms in Abbeyfeale on a recent Friday to discuss and coordinate preparations for the forthcoming Aeridheacht. Reverend J. J. Kelly, C.C., who serves as Vice-President in Templeglantine, assumed the role of chairman for the meeting. In attendance were… Read More
Moonlighting Raid Unveils Rural Tensions in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick
In the tranquil town of Abbeyfeale, nestled in the heart of Co. Limerick, recent events have cast a shadow over the serenity of the rural community. A moonlighting raid last Saturday in Templeglantine has led to the apprehension of two individuals, William Aherne, a farmer, and John Ahern, a settler,… Read More
Tragedy Strikes Co. Limerick as Farmer Succumbs to Brutal Assault
A grim tragedy unfolded in the quiet hamlet of Rathcahill West, Templeglantine, as John Sexton, a 60-year-old farmer, succumbed to injuries inflicted during a brutal assault on Sunday night. The assailants left Sexton unconscious, a state that persisted until his untimely death this morning. The local Constabulary, perplexed by the… Read More
Five Prisoners Released Following Newcastle West Hearing
In a significant turn of events at Newcastle West today, five individuals, namely Michael Thomas Magnet, C. Magnet, James Ambrose, and P. Magner, appeared before Mr P. D. Sullivan, E.M., and Thomas Hurley, J.P., on remand. They were facing charges related to their alleged involvement in the violent death of… Read More
