Kentucky Irish American., 1912-03-09
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IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events CuIied
From Exchanges.

Only five persons could be gotten
together for the formation of a
Unionist association at Bailie-
borough.
Meetings OF the United Irish
League are everywhere we'll attend
ed and the subscriptions generously
renewed.
Mrs. Patrick Greene, aged sixty
five, of Enniskillen, was found dead
In pool of water In the rear yard
OF her home.
The underground lighting mains
az Dundalk have been laid and the
contractors are at work running the
overhead wires.
Two Irish members of Parliament,
j. Il. Hayden and Vincent Kennedy,
were married in London within an
hour of each other.
The shops bill becomes operative
May 1, after which on one day each
week the assistants shall not be en-
ployed after 1880 p. m.
! In his Lenten pastoral Cardinal
Logue fully and forcibly warns the
| people of Ireland against the opera
tiors and principles of Continental
Socialism.
Rev. L. O'Keiran and Thomas
Toal, j. p, have been reelected rep
resentatives of the Monaghan
County Council on the Council OF
Agriculture.
The people of the town and dis
trict of Loughrea are rejoiced at the
complete recovery Of Very Rev.
Father Brennan from his recent
serious Illness.
Timothy Hurley has been rein
stated on the farm at Fossa, near
Killarney, from which his father
and mother and a family OF ten were
evioted thirty-three years ago on the
Earl of Kenmare estate.
The agreements have been
signed in connection with the Winn
estate at Glenheigh, County Kerry
the scene of a famous eviction cam
. paign and the burning of houses, an
event that aroused indignation in all
parts of the kingdom.
The appointment to the Magis-
tracy for County Leitrim is an
nounced of DR.. p. d. Walsh, of Kin
: Tough. DIR. Walsh is the first Cath
olic in the Kinlough Petty Session:
district to receive the commission oi
peace from a Lord Chancellor.
At the quarterly meeting of the
South Tyrone Teachers Association
T. Finan was unanimously elected
Chairman for the coming year. This
signal tribute of respect is fitting
honor for a man who has rendered
such valuable assistance to the or
ganiZation.
The disappearance Of Miss 5araf
: Treenor, aged twenty-eight, has ere
atee q sensation at Errigal Truagh
. A general search has been made bu
without any trace being found. Hel
: hat was found near lake in the
vicinity and it is thought she may
have been drowned.
With regret we announce the
death OF Mrs. John Mcguire, of Cas-
tie road, which occurred after ;
short illness. A kindly and generous
neighbor, big hearted and charitable
those who knew her best appreciate
the loss her death will cause. A fer
vent and practical Catholic, sh,
passed away fortified by the consola
tions of the church. Besides he
husband she leaves two sons, Johl
and Bernard Mcguire.
A shocking fatality occurred Of
Friday at Millstreet railway station
in Cork, the victim being Timoth
Fitzpatrick, aged seventy, a farmer
q Of Banteer. While crossing the lin
he was knocked down by the Trale
train to Cork. sustaining terrible in
juries. A priest and doctor wer
promptly on the scene, but the de
eeased only lived a few minutes. H
b was doing business In Millstreet, an
intended to return home by the trai'
which caused his death.