The Irish standard., 1910-03-19
3NEWS FROM IRELANDX
Antrim,

anu oNilelS ONeI llie DloWlue VI llle
horns has been amicably settled AMI
the workers who were dismissed f."
being ringleaders have been reinstat-
ed.
On February 10, Right Rev. DR.. To-
hill visited ST. Patricl's parish, Bel
fast, and administered confirmation to
a large class of children
Armagh.
Close upon E53 per acre was the
price given for % acres of land at
Ballyhagen, near Loughgall, County
: Armagh-the farm belonging to the
late Mr.. A. p. Preston. The acreage
includes big orchid area. Mr.. Thos.
Mccain Of Glasgow was the purchaser.
Glare.
Rev. James Neylan, c. c., Kilrush,
died at the Mater Misercordiae Hos
pital, Dublin, on Feb. is, whittier he
had gone short time ago for spe-
an ardent disciple of Father Mathew.
He was very popular in the district,
and during his funeral all the bust
ness houses were suffered and blinds
were drawn in private houses.
Carlow.
The Right Rev. DR.. Foley, Bishop of
Kildare and Leighlin, attended by Rev.
L. Brophy, S. 7. L., vice president and
dean of st. Patrick's College, as as
sistant priest, officiated at the Quar-
ter Tense Ordinations. The Rev. J..
Kehoe of Sydney and Rev. S. O'Dono-
hoe Of Concordia were raised to dea-
conships, and Rev. J. Kelly, Kildare,
and Leighlin, Rev. j. Whelan of KAN
sas City, Rev. P. Sheehan of Stafford
and Rev. P. Hacket Of Waterford to
sub relationships.
Cork.
AS mark of respect to the mem
ory of the late John Horgan, WHO was
a much esteemed member of The Cora
District Council, that body adjourned
avs ie'S ihSotAh6 WI NlC VI Aui
Fitzpatrick, secolIted by Mr.. O'Don-
nell, and supported by the chairman,
Mr.. Michael Ahern.
On February Is, the Rev. Father
Murphy, P. P, Grenagh, was the re-
cipient of an Illuminated address from
his late parishioners at Aghada. The
presentation was made at Victoria ho-
tel, Cork
Dublin.
We regret to announce the death.
which took place rather suddenly On
Feb. %, Of Peter J. Hynes, sculptor
Glasnevin, one of the best known and
most respected men in Dublin. He was
born in the city of Dublin about siHry
years ago. and while a young nan
joined the we'll known firm of Mesurs,
Farrell & Son, of which he in due time
became manager. He spent some years
in the United States and fought in
Meaghers Irish Brigade during the
Civil War, for his service in which he
had several medals. When he went
back to Ireland he joined the Tenian
Brotherhood, and was or.miner.
member at headquarters in Bolton,
street
u.s. Donegal.
At meeting held at the F'riary,
Carrickbeg, arrangements were made
to raise the necessary funds to provide
new organ for the Franciscan church
at Carrickbeg. Mr. J. Fl. Power. j. p,
Mount Richard. presided and there was
large attendance of ladies and gen
tlemen from Carrick- on SUR, Carrick-
beg, and the surrounding dstrict..
Down.
Ambrose Dryer, county councillo.'
OF the Celbridge No. . district couu-
Gil, handed in his resignation at the
recent meeting owing to i'll health. The
council decided not to accept the res.
ignation, however. and the secretary
was requested to write and say that
the members of the council regret ii
very much to learn of his illness, and
that they hope he will soon again he
in good health and able to be with
them at their meetings.
Derry.
Rev. Father Doherty, administra tor
of the Long Tower church, is greatly
better and is rapidly progressing to
perfect recovery The illness was Sc
we're and has proved trying, but res
iteration to health and vigor is now
assured. The Long Tower church, re-
5garded as one of the most beautiful
2edifices in the kingdom. is a monu-
.ment to the extraordinary zeal of
Father Doherty
Fermanagh.
s&8 Sister Mary Charles Doyle, died at
the Convent of Mercy, Enniskillen, on
Feb. II. She was ~ years of age,
The death took place on Feb. % at
the Parochial House, Oser Hill, in