Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-06-20
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important OF
the Recent Events Cuiled
From Exchanges.

Most Rev. DR.. Harry has been pre-
sented with a beautiful motor car
riage by the priests OF the Archdio-
cese OF Cashel.
Pat Breadth, locally known as
Pat of Columcille's Prophecy" has
died at Mohill, County Leitrim, at
the great age of ia years.
In the election for County Coun-
cillor for the Dunlavin division OF
Wicklow, J. Dunno was returned by
ZAP to 17S votes for K. j. Lawlor
The Thomond Feis, held at Linn
erick, attracted people from every
part of Munster. At the closing ex-
ercises there was an enormous crowd
present.
After a service of forty-one years
Lismore Guardians have accepted the
resignation of DR.. Gabriel O'Connell
Redmond, of Cappoquin dispensary
district.
The people of Garvagh are heart
and soul in the Volunteer movement
There are over 400 disciplined men
in the district. and the majority are
fully armed.
Deep regret is felt in Carlow at
the death of Miss Kitty Breen, Oak
park. As a member of the Postoffice
staff she was we'll known in Dublin,
Ferns and Carlow.
owen Boland, Monasterevan, has
on the motion of J. Sunderland, Sec
onded by G.. Bergin, been unan-
imously elected a rate collector by
the Kildare County Council.
The death has occurred at Tough
rea of Patrick Mitchell at an ad-
vanced age. He was father of the
Rev. F. Mitchell, and was one of the
Oldest residents of the town.
The death of Miss Birdie O'Brien
Of Curraghroache, the result of burn
ing injuries sustained while boiling
wax and turpentine, has caused gen.
eral regret in the Dungarvan district.
Deep regret is felt in County Cork
at the death of Timothy Hennessy,
who was a member of the Cork Town
Council for a considerable period,
and also leading member of the
Board Of Guardians.
After twenty-one years in religion,
Sister Mary Magdalen Maher, of the
Presentation Convent, Carlow, has
passed to her reward She was one
of the most efficient teachers of the
excellent convent staff.
At a meeting in the Mansion
House, Dublin. 1t was decided to hold
public celebration of the Battle of
Clontarf. 1t was suggested to invite
the Irish Natioanl Volunteers and
the Ulster Volunteers to take part in
the celebration.
The late j. Cunningham, of Kill
keel. County Down, and formerly of
Jagersfontein, South Africa, left
$4,000 for bell for the Catholic
church of Massforth, Kilkeel, and
$4,000 for repairs to the Catholic
church at Atticall, Kilkeel.
The death has taken place at the
parochial house, Skreen, County
Sligo, of the Very Rev. Patrick
Canon McNulty. The deceased
clergyman, who had reached an adj
vanced age, was a respected mem
Der of the chapter of the diocese of
Killala.
The Bantry District Council
unanimously passed a resolution
congratulating Very Rev. Canon
Cohalan on the appointment of his
brother as assistant Bishop of Cork,
and offer their reverence and respect
to Very Rev, DR.. Cohalan on such
appointment.
A large grazing ranch situated be-
tween Granard and Ballinalee,
known as the Clonfin ranch, on the
Thompson estate, has been acquired
by the Estates Commissioners, and
has now been divided into fifteen
allotments. The new tenants have
signed agreements.