Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-12-02
IRELAND.
Record of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events cuIIed
From Exchanges.

Ut. j. j. Shiel, or NeWtOWngOre,
has been appointed medical officer of
the Swanlinbar Dispensary district
in Bawnboy Union.
The Roscommon County Council,
H. Grogan presiding, rejected a claim
for $1,000 for extra police for the
half year ended in September.
The Palmer estate. the largest
property in Mayo. with a rental OF
close on 100000, has been sold to
the Congested Districts Board.
Very Rev. Canon Coyne, of Ready,
was reelected by the Armagh Cath
Ollie Board of Education as Commits
sioner of Education for the year
1912.
AT a meeting of the Sligo Board of
Guardians, Thomas ]. Torsney was
elected Master of the Sligo Work.
house. There were seven applicants
for the position.
As force of constabulary were re-
Gently returning to the military
barracks at Wexford from the North
Station stones we're thrown at them.
The crowd was dispersed by baton
charge.
At Galway Quarter Sessions the
Recorder gave a decree of $50
against the County High Sheriff for
the alleged illegal seizure of a horse,
the property of Mrs. Margaret Dom
nellan.
The death occurred at Ballinrobe,
at the age of seventy-one, of most
respected citizen in the person of
Bernard DAILY. The remains were in
TERED in the family burial ground at
Ballinrobe.
Peter Small, ]. P, we'll known
Kilkeel merchant, died suddenly in
his SEVENTEEN year. Deceased was
widely esteemed. His sons are
Rev. Father Small, of Ballintoy, and
J. P. Small, of Clones.
John Mcguire, a farmer, of Man
distown, near Drumconrath, was re-
manded at Drumconrath Petty Ses-
sions charged with the murder of
John Rooney, who was in his en-
ployment as a general servant.
The dead body of an old woman
named Mary McCaudless has been
found in flax dam at Norelly, near
Ballycastle. She had been to White
hall and it is supposed that on her
way home she stumbled into the
dam.
A temporary police barrack has
been established at Liskilleen, about
two miles from Ballinrobe, and a
force OF six men has been stationed
there to protect the graziers and their
cattle. The land was cleared of cat
tie on few occasions.
A Coroner's jury at Cullion, near
Magherafelt, returned a verdict OF
death from conclusion in the case of
James Breen, member of the Mag
herafelt Rural Council, who was
killed returning from Tobermore
fair by falling from his horse.
Nenagh's oldest inhabitant has
passed away in the person of John
Cuneen, Dublin road, whose age is
stated to have been 102 years. He
was at one time the largest merchant
In Nenagh, where he owned pro-
vision, grocery and hardware stores.
Much regret is felt in Midtown
Malbay at the departure of Rev.
Denis O'Dea, but the parishioners at
the same time rejoice at his promo
ton to the administration OF Ennis
In succession to Rev. Canon Harmon.
Rev. Father Grace has been trans
ferred from Kilkee to Ennis.
Some sixty evicted tenants OF
County Cavan Joined some days ago
In the establishment of a local branch |
Of the Evicted Tenants Association.
The Rev. c. Magee presided, and the
included letter
from the Most Rev. DR.. Finegan,
Bishop of Fillmore, who said the or
ganization had his appreciation and
and that it should enlist
he support OF all who wished to pro-
mote justice, charity and peace.