Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-11-21
IRELAND.
Record of the Most Important of
the Recent Events Culled
From Exchanges.

The death is announced of Thomas
Turner. Clerk of Clogher Union,
after an illness Of few months.
w. ]. Brophy, Stonyford National
school, Thomastown, has been
awarded the Carlisle and Blake
Rev. James Quigley, Castlebridge,
and Rev. N. T. Sheridan, Rams
grange, have been appointed to the
two vacant stalls in Ferns Cathedral.
Miss Mary McNally (Sister Mary
st. Anne), Strokestown, was pro-
fessed at the Mercy Convent, Sligo,
Very Rev. e. Canon Doorly officiat-
ing.
BY a vote of ten to seven the
County Meath Technical COMMITTEES
appointed p. J. Barnett, of Dublin,
to the position of Manual Inspector
at 1925 a year.
Two farms, the property of Mrs.
Maria Hanlon, Edenderry, were sold
recently at auction. The purchaser,
William Smith, of Clonin, paid
S13,5O0 for the farms.
The death of the Very Rev. John
c. Lyons, o. p, ex-Provincial of the
Irish Dominicans, took place at
Watford. Father Lyons, who was a
native of Tralee, had reached his
sixtieth year.
The Dunshaughlin Workhouse
was recently taken over by the War
Office and turned into a military
hospital. The inmates were trans
ferred to the marlborough and
Kells warehouses;.
Corporal James Turley, Royal
Irish Rifles, was arrested in his
house in Newry on a charge of de-
sertion. He was kept in custody
pending the arrival of military es-
cort from Armagh.
Fermanagh County Council has
appointed It. Mcguire, Enniskillen,
Secretary to the tuberculosis Com
mittee, and Miss McManus, Derrylin,
| to be head nurse at the Central
| tuberculosis dispensary.
Seventeen members voted for DR.
| O'Reilly and seventeen for DR.. Nc
| Keever at an election of dispensary
| doctor for Enfield at the meeting OF
the Trim Guardians. Chairman
Flynn voted for DR.. O'Reilly, who
was declared elected.
A case of much interest to ten
ants of laborers' cottages came be-
| fore the Mullaghroe court recently,
when a man named Murphy was
decreed for possession, but the case
| for arrears of rent was dismissed,
as the cottage was in bad repair.
| The sudden death of Patrick
Mulcahy, DungSrvan, was shock to
his neighbors. He was found dead
in his house. The evening before the
was apparently in good health and
was at evening devotions. He was
member of an old and respected
Dungarvan family.
During the removal of a traction
engine at Barna, near Clogh jordan,
Edward Shea, who was sitting on the
tender, fell off, and his head coming
| in contact with the ground he sus-
tanned a fractured skull, and died
after the last rites had been admin
istered by Father Maloney.
William Donnelly, who resided
alone in a house in Coalisland, went
to sleep on a chair alongside the
fire and his clothes became ignited.
His cries for help attracted a neigh
Dor, who fastened to his rescue.
The doctor had him removed to the
Dungannon Hospital, where he sue
cumbed to his injuries.
Consequent on the death of the
Right Rev. Monsignor O'Hara, Cross
molina, Most Rev. DR.. Naughton has
made the following appointments:
Very Rev. Chancellor A. McHale,
Kilglass, to Crossmolina as Vicar
General; Rev. w. Healy, Templeboy,
to Kilglass and appointed to the va
cant canonry; Rev. ]. O'Donohue,
Skreen, to Templeboy.