Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-06-27
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events CuIied
From Exchanges.

N. Bolger has been promoted to
the assistant town clerkship of wex-
ford
The death of Rev. p. McGinity, Of
Newtownbutler, is much regretted
throughout the diocese OF Clogher.
At the County Council elections
for Queens. w. Delany, NJ. p, was
defeated In the Tinnahinch division.
p. NJ. Ward, national teacher, Of
Ramelton, has been unanimously CO.
opted a member of the Milford Dis
trict Council.
There were no criminal cases
listed at the Boyle Quarter Sessions
and Judge Wakely was presented
with white gloves.
Steps to promote a scheme of
electric lighting for the town were
taken at a recent meeting of the
Enniscorthy Urban Council.
The Lismore Guardians have
unanimously elected DR.. w. White as
medical officer of health of the
Cappoquin dispensary district.
Judge Doyle, opening the Lough-
rea Quarter Sessions, said although
he did not see any white gloves there
were no criminal cases to go before
him.
Regret is felt in sporting circles in
the South of Ireland at the death
of Patrick Maher, Cashel who has
succumbed to an attack of pneu-
monia.
Amid scenes of great enthusiasm
a corps of the Irish National volun-
teers was established at Ballinamore.
At Kiltyclogher IT'S members were
enrolled.
Michael Murphy, of Clarina, is
vigorous at the great age of los
years. He walks distances of two
and three miles without experiencing
any fatigue.
The interment took place at the
Catholic cemetery at Newry of the
late John Cowan. The members of
the legal profession in Newry
marched before the hearse.
For the fifth time in succession
Mrs. Foran, Listowel, has been
elected Guardian for the local Urban
district. The remaining two sitting
/ Guardians were also returned.
Monaghan Urban Council has
unanimously decided to increase the
wages of the laborers in their en-
ployment by two shillings per week,
owing to the increased cost of living.
The death is much regretted of DR..
William P. Kirwan, of Spiddal. He
was very popular and the poor of the
district have lost a medical officer
who never turned deaf ear to their
requests.
The death, after a long duration,
of Rev. Terence O'Reilly, which took
place at the residence of his brother,
Joseph O'Reilly, of Doogra, is sin
cerely regretted in Killeshandra and
Kildallon.
Messrs ID. McNulty, Solomon Nor
ris, of Greencastle, and T. O'Kane,
Of Omagh, were co-opted members of
the Omagh District Council. w. ].
Mclaughlin, of Fintona, was also
proposed.
The Board of Works have notified
the Cashel Urban Council that
they have sanctioned the loan to the
council for the erection of forty
houses under the housing of the
working classes act.
At q very large meeting, held re-
Gently in Mas, over 200 young men
were enrolled in the Irish National
volunteers. Corps have also been
established in Maynooth, Kildare and
Athy. In Athy there are 1000
drilled men.
Two old age pensioners, Anne
keenan,, aged eighty-one, and Con-
nor McGoldrick, seventy-nine, Ennis
killen, were married. At night the
old couples neighbors celebrated
their union by lighting bonfire in
the street and the singing of songs.