The Irish standard., 1913-06-21
XNEWS FROM IRELAND
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Kilkenny.
The ThomastoWn Guardians have
unanimously reelected Patrick Kav-
anagh as Master of the Workhouse
permanently, the term for which he
had originally been appointed having
expired.
Kings.
Died.--Recently, Mrs. Culligan, Cur
teen. May II, Mrs. L. Egan, Birr.
A cattle drive took place near Geas-
hill on May 20. the cattle driven being
those of farmer named Mr. Abraham,
who has grazing at a place called Bal
lindorman, on Lord Digbys estate.
The cattle were recovered and driven
back to the farm again.
Kerry.
Rev. j. O'Connor, Caherdaniel, died
on May is.
Mrs. Dillon, Duagh, has been APP
pointed maternity nurse of the Duagh
district at a salary of ESQ per year.
Kildare.
Edward Kenny, Ballinacarrig, Cas-
tledermot, died on May is as the result
OF injuries received in a cycling acct
dent.
boy named Peter Reddin, aged seven
years. was drowned in the Grand
Canal quite adjacent to his home while
playing.
Leitrim.
Patrick J. Padden, of Lodge, died on
May 10 at the age of % years.
Lonqford.
Mrs. Mcguire, relict of the late DIR.
MacGuire OF Longford died in Bloom
fontieu, South Africa. on April 25.
Mr.. Shaw has retired from the po-
sition of Manager of the Nationa.
Bank in Balymahon after forty years
service.
Louth.
Died.-May 10, at Dublin street
Dundalk, Patrick McGough, late o.
Lisdoo. May 81. Of pneumonia, Rev
Daniel Meenan. c. C., Ballybay.
Limerick.
In the presence of a large gathering
of Nationalist from all parts of the
country handsome memorial in
! memory of the late William Lundos,
NJ. P, was unveiled in Kiltelly on May
10.
The Society for the Protection of
Life from Fire has awarded to Messrs.
James Ledden and Joseph P. Griffin
bronze medals and a guinea each for
bravery at the recent tragic fire in
William street, when they succeeded
in the face OF great danger in saving
the lives of two citizens.
Mayo.
DR.. p. F. Murphy, Kiltimagh, has
been elected tuberculosis medical off,
Ger for County Mayo.
The large and extensive tract of land
owned by MIR. George Ingham. Car
rowholly House, known as the Moyna
Farm and adjacent to the Ardkean
farm, is offered to the Congested Dis
tricts Board and will also pass over
for division in the very near future.
Meath.
Much damage was done to the cot
tage residence of Mrs. Hamlet, Brae-
! more, by Il fire originating on the
matched roof on the morning of May
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| The venerable pastor of Curraha,
Rev. Richard Lynch. died on May 10
at the age of so years. He was a ma
tive of Drogheda, County Louth, and
had been pastor at Curraha since 1882
Monaghan.
! Rev. D. Meenan, c. c., Ballybay,
died on May Fl.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mallie died at her home
in REORGANIZATION on May 16
Queens.
Mother NJ. Philomena Keatly (says
the Irish Catholic') celebrated the
Golden Jubilee of her profession on the
3rd inst. in the Convent of Mercy,
! Boris in Ossory.
Roscommon.
Drumlion division of the A. O. H.,
opened a new hall recently.
Died.-May %, Miss Callern, Abbey.
town HILL May Is, Mrs. Edward Fin
neran, Cloonlatieve, aged so years.
The Roscommon County Council
have approved the erection of bridge
over the River Lung near Ballaghade-
reen at cost of $1,000, one-half of
which will be borne by the Congrested
District Board.
Sligo.
Died.-May ~, James O'Connell,
Moylough. Recently. jeremiah Cum
minis, The Hotel, Cliffoney.
A cattle drive took place on May II
near the village Of Gallintogher, Sligo,
| whan I'll tho ~ tt1o r,yoro ar,,,o~ 49, A. 4.