The Irish standard., 1908-11-21
NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

lie IfdHQ orange LOQSe OF Bel.
fast stands exactly where it did. The
members have just expressed in a
long resolution their unqualified ap-
proval" of the stoppage of the Euchar-
istic Procession. which is described as
q reprehensible attempt to violate
openly the statute law of the land, and
an Illustration of Catholic agrees
sion
Armagh.
The death is much regretted in. the
Ready district, of Mr.. Samuel Small.
J. p, Il member Of the firm of Messrs.
held in high esteem by the people of
his native town.
In st. Patrick's Cathedral. Armagh,
on Oct. %. solemn Requiem Mass,
preceded by Office for the Dead, was
celebrated for the repose Of the souls
of the deceased prelates and priests vf
the archdiocese. His Eminence Car
dinal Logue presided
Cork.
Timothy O'Leary of Burren, kilbrit-
tain, died a few days ago to the sim
ccrc regret of his numerous friends,
not only in his own township, but in
Cork and the County generally. The
deceased gentleman was father of the
Rev. NJ. O'Leary, c. c., Colleen, and
brother of Rev. J. O'Leary, P. F.. Kill
britain and of Rev. P. O'Leary, ST.
Finbarr's West.
Another death, the news Of which
has cast a gloom over the entire coun-
try. is that of Thomas D. Mccarthy,
which occurred on Oct. s, at his resi-
dcnce. Groom Hotel, Groom. He was
Il man of considerable ability, which
he devoted to the. interest of his ma
tive town. and was foremost i'm every
work having for its object the uplift.
ing of the people. He was greatly es-
tccmed in the community.
Clare.
At the Quarter Sessions at Kilrush
on Oct. %, James Griffen ]. P, who
tho previous day recovered e20 COM
pensation for the manning of a marc.
his property. was awarded ell for
malicious damage to a harvesting ma
chine.
Dublin. ..-..,.
The Bishops of Ireland at their an
rual meeting at Maynooth. decided to
give a third contribution to the Cath
olic Scholarship Fund.
On Oct IS, His Grace the Archbisl-
op of Dublin, blessed the new Church
of st. Agatha, North William street,
Dublin. and afterwards presided at q
meeting in aid of the building fund.
Everything in the church is OF Irish
material, and is the work of Irish
hands. The sermon on the occasion
was preached by Rev. Michael Phelan,
S. j. The new church supplies want
which has long been felt in the dis
trict, which is very populous and very
poor.
.... Down.
In the recent death of Joseph D.
Turney, of the Cottage, Kirkcubbin,
tho farmers of the Ards have lost a
wise counsellor. the poor generous
friend, and the entire community an
honest man. For over thirty years he
conducted an auction business and
was quite successful. When the news
Ci his demise was given out, the great
bell at Mount ST. Joseph was tolled,
and the flags on the vessels at Kirk
oubbin and Portaferry were hoisted at
half-mast high, and all the blinds
We're drawn.
Donegal. ...
There resides at present at Letter.
more, Co. Donegal Charles Kelly, aged
III. He is quite vigorous. and takes
1: fatherly interest in his son Dcnir
man bordering on sixty. He can
CnIV Spe2 lrlSN ana never IN MS llIc
has he lived outside his native parish
of Inver.
Derry.
The Derry Corporation has decided
tc advertise anew for bids for the
new City Hail. This time Derry ar
chitects alone are eligible.
The death took place on Oct. 26. Of
Peter Mckinney. ]. p, prominent
member OF the Catholic community in
Derry. and merchant widely known
in trading circles in Ireland.
His Eminence. Cardinal Logue, has
appointed Rev. John p. O'Callaghan.
e. c., Dungannon. to be P. P. Kildrcss,
to lll the vacancy created by the death
of the late Rev. P. McNamec.
Galway.
At Dangan near Galway. on Oct. "a,
the eviction was carried out on the