Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
IRELAND.
Record Of the 1ost Important Of
the Recent Events cuIIed
From Exchanges.

The death Of Mrs. p. NJ. O'ReilIy
at Granard, County Longford, is
much regretted
The death of John Beirne at
Ballinamore is much regretted
throughout Leitrim.
The death is announced of John
Parker, much respected resident
OF Kilmood. County Down.
The dignity OF Canon has been
conferred on Father OConnor, the
pastor of Gurteen, County Sligo.
The death has occurred at Kilkee.
County Glare, of Poole Gabbett. He
was formerly Secretary to the old
County Limerick grand jury.
The local Government Board has
sanctioned the appointment of Mrs.
Margaret O'Shaughnessy as tenn
porary Clerk of the Gin Rural
Council.
John Chorleton. who lives near
Beragh, County Tyrone, and has
reached his one hundred and eighth
year, recorded his vote at the last
general election.
F. w. Barton, ID. L., of Clonelly.
County Fermanagh, has presented to
Turbid parish church a handsome
brass lectern in memory of his
father and mother.
The register of voters in Kerry
for 1911 is now ready and shows
total Parliamentary and Local Gov
eminent electors of 27,63S as
against 1929 for 1910.
There being no criminal business
at Donegal Quarter Sessions, Judge
Cooke was presented with white
gloves His Honor returned thanks,
and saio it was an suspicious begin
ming of the new year.
Under the removal of the poor
law disqualification for old age
pensions, not more than half
dozen persons have left each of the
Western warehouses;, except that of
Tuam, where the inmates have gone
out.
Arising out of party riots at
Kilrea on South Derry election day,
Sergeant Nevin at the local Petty
Sessions charged William Clarke,
Archibald Williamson, Solomon
Calvin and William Sloan with dis
orderly conduct.
The appeal for funds for the des-
titute families of the fishermen who
few weeks ago lost their lives i'm
Arklow Bay is receiving generous
support. Most Rev. DR.. Walsh,
Archbishop of Dublin, heads the list
with check for $500.
Much regret is felt in Carlow at
the death of Michael p. lyman, who
was intimately connected with the
life of the town. The
Most Rev. DR.. Foley presided at the
obsequies, and the funeral was very
large and representative.
A young man named Daniel |
Crowley, of Raffeen, while working
on a large crane at Haulbowline |
lock at Cork slipped and fell dis
lance of sixty-five feet, sustaining n
fracture OF the skull and |
other injuries, to which he sue
The late Anthony ]. Staunton, OF |
Swinford, whose death occurred re- |
Gently, was well known figure in |
he public life of Mayo. He had
been for many years a member of |
Swinford District Council and Board
If Guardians, and acted as Chair
nan OF the latter body for ten years.
Sir Robert Anderson, J.P., OF
who some months
lgo established blouse factory in
he town of Monaghan, has sue
'eeded so well with his enterprise
hat he intends erecting a new
capable of accommodating
IN increased number OF workers and
If securing a largely increased OUT
)ut
The mortal remains of James
Segan, the fireman who lost his life
n the big Newry fire, We're enclosed
n a coffin and inferred in st. Pat
ticks churchyard. The members OF
he Newry Fire Brigade and en-
Dloyes of the Urban Council walked
n professional order behind the |
searse. The chief mourners were
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