Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-07-22
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events culIed
From Exchanges.

At a meeting of the committee of
the Galway Town Tenants League
1913 tenants we're elected members.
Judge Curran, at Longford Quar-
ter Sessions, said there were only
four small criminal cases for dis
DosaL
For tho second time in succession
Judge Orr has been presented with
white gloves at Ballymena Quarter
Sessions.
ID. A. Mulcahy has been appointed
Principal of the Birr technical
school and Organizer for South
Kings county.
Much regret has been occasloned
in North Meath by the death Of Pat
rick DAILY, Moynalty, which took
place at an advanced age.
At the Derry Quarter Sessions, the
Judge was presented with a pair Of
white gloves as a token of there be-
ing no criminal cases on the calendar.
BY the death of Alderman Mat
thew Collery Sligo loses one of its
prominent and respected townsmen.
The deceased was son of the late
Alderman Collery.
The Most Rev. DR.. Browne, Bishop
Of Cloyne, and DR.. Windle were
unanimously elected Chairman and
Vice Chairman of the Cork County
Technical Committee.
After thirty-nine years as a kindly
pastor, counsellor and friend, the
Very Rev. Canon Mcmahon has re-
tired, much to the regret of his par
Ishioners at Kilmihill, County Clare.
In order to insure a thorough
spraying Of the potato crop in County
Leitrim the Department of Agri-
culture has made arrangements to
sell the farmers spraying machines.
The death of Patrick Herlihy,
Of Rockchapel, took place recently at
the fine old age of ninety-seven
years. He was prominent in the
Fenian movement in his native dis
trict.
Through the accidental discharge
Of his gun while shooting crows, a
young man named Sinnnott, living
near New Ross, was killed, the con-
tents of one barrel lodging in his
body.
At a recent meeting OF the Athy
Urban Council letter was read from
the Local Government Board stating
that they could not sanction the APP
pointment of Michael Bradley as
Town Surveyor.
A verdict of suicide while tenn
porarily insane was returned at an
Inquest on the body of a shoemaker
named Thomas Gray, who was found
dead in his house at Thurles with a
bullet wound in his head.
A woman of middle age named
Ellen Molloy, of Crevenmanagh, near
Athlone,. after helping an infirm man
into the workhouse ambulance van
prior to his removal to the hospital,
suddenly collapsed and died.
Out of population of nearly
10000 in the New Ross Petty Ses-
sions districts there was not a single
case of drunkenness at the last Petty
Sessions Court. This has happened
frequently during the past six or
eight months.
At the annual meeting of the Car
low County Council Walter Kavanagh
was unanimously reelected Chair
man. His ability as a Chairman,
apart altogether from his intellectual
qualities in many other respects,
make him an invaluable asset in the
public life of the County Carlow.
The death is intimated of Matthew
Kinsella, one of the Oldest members
Of the Fenian organization in Dublin.
Deceased was connected with the In
Vincible movement, and was sem
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment
for the Tighe street murder in 1891.
Kinsella served the full term in
marlborough, Downpatrick and
Mountjoy prisons.