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Obituaries, death notices, etc. - K Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Kane Emily 05/02/1840 Kildare Street infant dau of Richard D. Kane Kane female (Mrs.) 10/10/1810 Kilrush, Co. Clare late of William St. in this City, widow of James Kane, late of Kilrush, Co. Clare Kane female (Mrs.) 24/05/1820 Castleconnell Kane Frances 26/02/1820 Prospect Hill, Foynes Kane Georgina 15/04/1919 Dublin widow of R. J. Kane, Whitehall, Limerick; death notice Kane Margaret 01/05/1839 dau of Richard D. Kane of Kildare Street Kane Mother Mary Justinian 11/10/1856 Convent of Mercy, Peter's Cell dau of Capt. Kane of White Hall Kane Richard 15/03/1848 Glentworth Street Paymaster County Limerick Royal Militia, Town Councillor, Poor Law Guardian, Agent to the Alliance Insurance Company Kane Richard J. 03/01/1895 Whitehall, Parteen shooting accident (detailed report, 05/01/1895) (funeral report, 08/01/1895) Kane Thomas 20/10/1841 Circular Road of Dublin Kane Thomas 01/04/1926 Cornwall, England son of late Richard Kane, Whitehall, Parteen; death notice (obituary, 01/04/1926) (see also 03/04/1926) Kane Thomas, Dr. 06/03/1890 90 George Street death notice (further report 6/3/1890) (omission 11/3/1890) (funeral notice 8/3/1890) (15/3/1890 sympathy vote) Kane William 08/09/1830 Kane William 03/07/1862 Newcastle West son of late Counsellor Kane Kane William 15/09/1893 Cooliska farming accident Kape Anna Maria 02/08/1823 Whitehall, near Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Kavanagh ? 08/07/1944 33 Catherine Street, Limerick acknowledgement notice Kavanagh Bartholomew 10/12/1867 Mary Street Kavanagh Bridget 19/02/1929 6 Harbour View widow of Patrick Kavanagh, Mount Kennett; death notice Kavanagh Edward 12/10/1836 New Ross former deputy soveirgn of New Ross Kavanagh Edward 06/10/1910 25 Colooney Street son of Patrick Kavanagh, Mount Kennett; death notice (funeral report, 11/10/1910) Kavanagh Edward 04/07/1942 Ballynagarde, Ballyneety died 27/06/1942; funeral to Fedamore Kavanagh female 10/12/1851 Colooney Street dau of Michael Kavanagh, Locker at the Custom House Kavanagh female (Mrs.) 10/05/1904 Thomondgate sudden death; news report Kavanagh J. W. 08/04/1880 Patrickswell member of Limerick Poor Law Board, death notice Kavanagh male 09/10/1858 Thomas Street infant son of Bernard Kavanagh, M.D. Kavanagh Margaret Mary 12/03/1870 65 George Street aged 3, dau of Bernard Kavanagh, M.D. Kavanagh Mary 11/01/1898 9 Mountkennett, Limerick wife of Patrick Kavanagh; int at Mt St Laurence Kavanagh Mary 21/06/1900 2 Munster Terrace, Limerick widow of late Dr. Kavanagh; death notice Kavanagh Mary, Mrs. 20/12/1948 83 Pennywell buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Kavanagh Michael 03/07/1844 Mary Street ship-carpenter Kavanagh Michael 22/07/1922 Thomondgate Civil War Casualty Kavanagh Patrick 05/07/1924 10 County View and Mount Kennett death notice (obituary, 05/07/1924) Kavanagh Seán ("Seán a Chota") 18/01/1947 Dublin native of Dingle, Co. Kerry, taught Irish in Rathkeale Kavanagh Thomas 19/04/1854 Windmill Street of Galway, Assistant to the Driver at New Docks Kavanaugh John 26/02/1944 48 Upper Clare Street, Limerick book binder; acknowledgement notice Kaye J., Major 13/01/1947 retired Indian Police Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Keale male (Mr.) 21/07/1832 Upper Cecil Street [entry struck through with pen so may be erroneous entry] Kean female (Miss) 19/04/1811 Nenagh, Co. Tipperary daughter of P. Kean, of Nutfield, Co. Clare Kean female (Mrs.) 17/12/1789 Nutfield, near Ennis, Co. Clare wife of Patrick Kean Kean James 11/10/1823 Brutt Hill (?) Kean Pat 25/10/1815 Ennis, Co. Clare Kean Pat 25/10/1816 Ennis, Co. Clare Kean Robert 10/03/1813 Jail Street, Co. Clare late of Ballyvoe, Co. Clare Kean Thomas 25/05/1861 Clare Street Keane Alphonsus Gerard (Gerry) 25/03/1926 Wickham Street son of late Patrick Keane; sportsman; death notice (obituary, 25/03/1926) Keane Anne 08/05/1847 widow of Matthew Keane of Limerick, master cooper Keane Anne 19/03/1851 William Street wife of Edward Keane, grocer Keane Anne (Mrs.) 24/06/1797 Bruff, Co. Limerick wife of James Keane Keane Anne, Mrs. 09/02/1946 High Road Thomongate buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Keane C. K., Mrs. 30/03/1905 Newcastle West funeral report Keane Catherine 15/02/1941 Sheares Street, Kilmallock funeral report, widow of John Keane, family involved with the Independence Movement, buried in Kilmallock Keane Charles, Major 24/03/1813 Barbados late of the Royal Artillery, brother of Robert Charles Keane, of Beech Park, Ennis, Co. Clare Keane Daniel 01/01/1848 Francis Street corn broker, found drowned Keane David, Rev. Dr. Bishop 14/03/1945 See of St. Munchin 1924-1945 buried St. John's Cathedral Keane Edmund 22/07/1902 29 Mungret Street death notice Keane Eva, Miss 18/10/1948 25 Ascot Terrace, O'Connell Avenue aged 17, buried Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Keane female 01/03/1837 report, found drowned on the river between North Strand and Askeaton Keane female (miss) 15/08/1810 Claire Street daughter of Mr. Patrick Keane, late of Tipperary Keane female (Miss) 30/04/1842 Greenhill report, dau of Mr. Keane, burned to death Keane female (Mrs.) 18/11/1818 Mill Street, Ennis, Co. Clare Keane female (Mrs.) 23/01/1830 Clare Street Keane female (Mrs.) 22/05/1858 Harstonge Street Keane female (née Hennessy) 05/07/1924 sister of James A. Hennessy; condolences Keane Francis 08/02/1898 Limerick Workhouse carpenter, native of Limerick Keane Hannah Maria (née Marrett) 05/07/1883 Ennis dau. of late Sir Christopher Marrett, Corbally, death notice Keane Hanora 20/02/1943 38/39 Wickham Street interred at Mount St. Lawrence Keane Henry 27/01/1830 Russell Place Keane Henry Evans 03/02/1830 1 Russell Place Keane James 26/10/1833 Nelson Street Keane James 13/01/1858 Denmark Street Upper formerly solicitor, latterly clerk of the Mayor's Court of Conscience Keane James 24/05/1862 Callagouk, East Indies accidental drowning; son of Edward Keane of Limerick city; second officer H.M. steamer Setang, acting mate on board the governmnet schooner Alguada Keane James 09/01/1879 2 Robert Street Keane James, Rev. 22/02/1854 Chicago, U.S. native of Limerick Keane Jane 23/03/1875 Ivy House, Glin aged 56; wife of John Keane, Ceylon; death notice Keane Jeremiah, Mrs. 04/08/1945 Knockanroe, Duagh, Co. Kerry buried Knocknagoshel, Co. Kerry Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Keane John 23/06/1832 Boherbuoy cholera Keane John 18/06/1834 Francis Street Keane John 30/07/1842 St. Francis Abbey aged 79, angler Keane John 22/11/1845 Killofin Cottage, Kildysart Keane John 08/02/1854 Ducateen, nr Newcastle West aged 86 Keane John 18/08/1893 29 Mungret Street Keane John 28/12/1915 Ballyfinnan son of Michael Keane; death notice Keane John 21/03/1939 Holy Cross, Bruff inquest report, farmer, age 72, found on the road Keane John 18/11/1944 11 Edward Street, Limerick acknowledgement notice Keane John Bluett 03/05/1843 Newcastle infant son of John Keane Keane John Bluett 30/10/1852 New Orleans aged 34, son of John Keane, barrister-at-law of Newcastle, son-in-law of late Royle Minchin of Wilton, co. Tipperary Keane Julia 21/01/1905 Carey's Road buried at Mount St. Laurence Keane Katherine 21/01/1893 1 Robert Street death notice, widow of the late James Keane Keane M. Augustine, Bro. 06/12/1947 Mount St. Joseph, Cork late of Castletown, Co. Limerick Keane male 10/09/1856 Rutland Street son of E. Keane, baker Keane Marcella 13/03/1852 George Street widow of Henry Bloomfield Keane, M.D.mother of Lady Hartopp and Captain Keane, Ceylon Rifles Keane Marcus William Alatson 13/07/1889 death notice, aged 28 years, son of late Rev. William Keane, M.A. rector of Whitby, Yorks Keane Margaret 19/12/1838 report, missing since the Newcastle Races, found drowned Keane Margaret 02/02/1893 Curraghgour Cottage death notice, wife of James Keane Limerick Surname Forename Date of Newspaper Address Notes Keane Margaret 20/06/1911 Ballylinnan wife of Michael Keane; death notice Keane Margaret 06/01/1943 56 Athlunkard Street sub-postmistress, Athlunkard Street, Limerick; found drowned in the Shannon at Coonagh West; interred at Mount St. Lawrence [Death notice 01/09/1943] Keane Margaret Derborah 31/12/1856 Corbally aged about 19, accidental drowning, dau of James Keane, solicitor Keane Martin 19/12/1912 Denmark Street labourer at J. & G. Boyd's; work accident; report (inquest, 28/12/1912) Keane Mary 17/10/1942 12 Browne’s Place, Edward Street acknowledgement notice Keane Mary 20/11/1943 Ivy Lodge, North Strand, Limerick interred at Mount St. Lawrence Keane Michael 21/12/1833 Francis Street Keane Michael 25/03/1944 8 Arthur's Quay, Limerick worked as cattle drover Keane Micheal, Major 16/03/1825 Ballysteen (of Dublin) Keane Nicholas 27/09/1910 Kilmallock Workhouse suicide; inquest report Keane Patrick 27/01/1809 executed (report of sentencing, 24/1/1809) Keane Patrick 24/01/1835 Five Alley Lane Keane Patrick 23/10/1852 Grange, co. Limerick aged 76 Keane Patrick 17/06/1905 Limerick Chronicle death notice Keane Patrick 14/11/1939 Mungret Street news report, found on Sarsfield Bridge Keane Richard 20/07/1836 report, died in a pub in Ballinacurra of natural causes Keane Stephen 01/09/1914 accidental drowning; report (inquest report, 03/09/1914), age 30 (news report, Limerick Leader, 02/09/1914, inquest report, 04/09/1914) Keane T.
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    PUBLIC NOTICE FORM OF NOTICE OF A COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE HOUSING ACT, 1966 (AS AMENDED), TO BE PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 4 (a) OF THE THIRD SCHEDULE TO THE SAID ACT, AS AMENDED BY THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACTS, 2000-2019 COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL N67/N85 INNER RELIEF ROAD ENNISTYMON (BLAKE’S CORNER) COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER 2020 NOTICE TO THE MAKING OF A COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER UNDER SECTION 76 OF AND THE THIRD SCHEDULE TO THE HOUSING ACT, 1966, AS EXTENDED BY SECTION 10 OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (NO. 2) ACT, 1960 (AS SUBSTITUTED BY SECTION 86 OF THE HOUSING ACT, 1966 AS AMENDED) AND AMENDED AND EXTENDED BY SECTION 6 AND THE SECOND SCHEDULE OF THE ROADS ACTS, 1993-2015, THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACTS, 2000-2019, THE HOUSING ACTS, 1966-2015, THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1925-2019, THE ROADS ACTS, 1993-2015 AND ALL OTHER ACTS THEREBY ENABLING. The Clare County Council (hereinafter referred to as “the Local Authority”) in exercise of the The order will also authorise the Local Authority to extinguish the public rights of way A copy of the order and the deposit map referred to in it may be inspected by appointment powers conferred upon it by section 76 of the Housing Act, 1966 and the Third Schedule described in Part I of the Second Schedule hereto, by order made by the Local Authority at the locations listed below during the opening hours listed below (with the exception of thereto, as extended by section 10 of the Local Government (No.