1914 Battle of Mons Private Duffy, of the Connaught Rangers, has come home to Galway, suffering from wounds sustained at Mons. He was engaged with his...
1914 Forestalling at fairs At the weekly meeting of Galway Urban Council, the Chairman, Mr. M. McDonogh mentioned the practice of forestalling at fairs. In connection...
1914 Hors de combat Our Gort correspondent writes that it is rumoured that some local men with the British Expeditionary Force in France are hors de...
Galway In Days Gone By 1914 Possibility of invasion In local circles, one of the subjects most frequently discussed is the possibility of invasion. We have...
1914 The Spy Scare No one will dispute that to have a camera nowadays is sufficient to get one labelled a spy. The extraordinary lengths to...
1914 The War Tribune In the city, we shall issue a special war-sheet, containing the latest new, each evening between 4 and 5 o’clock. War is...
1914 Threatening the Davenports At the City Petty Sessions, Sergt. McMullen summoned Pat King for having on the night of June 25 come out behind the...
1914 Ireland’s soldiers Monday’s demonstration at Athenry, Galway when the massed Volunteer Corps of the county were reviewed by Col. Moore, was one of the most...
