1913 Cowardly assault While peacefully returning from a funeral on Sunday, a Carnmore farmer named John Carr, was set upon by three other men and assaulted...
1913 Insanitary conditions At the weekly meeting of the Urban Council, the Local Government Board’s sanitary inspector reported that he had visited Nos. 1 and 2...
1913 Hospital windfall At a meeting of the Committee of Management of the County Hospital, Dr. Kinkead informed the Board that he had, a few days...
1913 Child burned to death A boy aged five years, residing at Bohermore, Galway, died in the County Hospital on Saturday morning as a result of...
1913 Boarding-out kids The suggestion that a ladies’ committee should be elected to supervise and control the boarding-out of poor children, compelled to seek a home...
1913 The Galway Buffer At Galway Petty Sessions, Constable O’Leary had John Melia and John McDonogh summoned for being drunk and disorderly in Mainguard-street on the...
1913 Billposters’ dispute At the weekly Petty Sessions, Sarah Joyce summoned Patrick Ryan for unlawfully throwing down a hoarding, her property, at High Street, on the...
1913 Church roof set to collapse The Church of St. Cummin, Oughterard, which is nearly 100 years old, situated in a very poor district in Connemara,...
