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ALL OUR LIMERICK THROUGH the DECADES YESTERDAYS BOUTIQUE OWNER ADMITS to FRAUD Bridal Storeowner’S Guiltyplea Over Missing Wedding Dresses WEDNESDAY,JANUARY25, 2017 €1 LIMERICK AND PROUD facebook.com/limerickleader @limerick_leader www.limerickleader.ie BOYLE HAILS BANDITS Trainspotting director’s praise forLimerick duo Page 3 INSIDE TAKING ALOOK BACKAT ALL OUR LIMERICK THROUGH THE DECADES YESTERDAYS BOUTIQUE OWNER ADMITS TO FRAUD Bridal storeowner’s guiltyplea over missing wedding dresses DAVID HURLEY Circuit Courtyesterday, e-mail: [email protected] Ruth Negganominatedfor an Oscar Twitter: @dhurleyll ShirleyFlanagan, aged 36, whohas an address at Ra- NOTsince RichardHarris wasnominatedfor an AcademyAward in 1991,has another star from thurd,Donoughmore Limerick touched Oscar glory. Irish-Ethiopian Ruth Negga, who grew up in Dooradoyle,was THE owner of abridal store pleaded guiltytofoursep- in Annacottywhich wasat yesterdayannounced as one of fivenomineesfor abestactressaward at the Oscars, forher aratecharges. role in the film Loving. MayorofLimerick, Cllr Kieran O'Hanlon, saidhewillbewriting to her on centreofamajor contro- She wasremanded on con- behalf of the citizens of Limerick to send his congratulations and every best wish forthe up- versytwo yearsago has tinuingbailpendingasenten- coming ceremonyitself.“Iwasabsolutelydelightedtohear thenewsatlunchtime,and all of pleaded guiltytomultiple cinghearing in April. Limerick is certainly rooting forher.It'sgreat forLimerick -we're on the map nowinthe film theft offences. industry, with Troy Studiostoset to open in Castletroy,and nowwehaveasecond Oscar nom- ▲ inee,”hetoldthe Limerick Leader.“Win or lose,Iwould love toinviteher andher family to a TURN TO PAGE 2 Plea: ShirleyFlanagan When arraigned at Limerick mayoralreception in CityHall, when her schedule allows forit,"saidthe Fianna Fail mayor. NO WATCH OVER 100 TV CHANNELS FOR FREE BILLS NO BILLS EVER!!! TV SKY DISHES ALIGNMENT REPLACEMENT 9LOWER GERALDGRIFFIN ST.|061-596018 /085-1455629 |www.satcity.ie 2 LIMERICK LEADER www.limerickleader.ie Wednesday, January 25, 2017 TALK TO US @LIMERICKLEADER YOUR LEADER FACEBOOK.COM/LIMERICKLEADER CONTACTUS WEATHER Check updateson HISTORY UNEARTHED: PLAQUE RETURNED TO LIMERICK FAMILY limerickleader.ie 54 O’Connell Street,Limerick www.limerickleader.ie Fifty-year-old EDITOR Eugene Phelan TODAY 061-214503 SHOWERSINTHE [email protected] AFTERNOON AND ATEMPERATURE ● Main switchboard forour office at HIGH OF 10°C mystery is solved 54 O’Connell Street,Limerick Call us on 061-214500 ANNE SHERIDAN e-mail: [email protected] ● Tell us your story Twitter: @annesheridan1 E-mail us at [email protected] FORdecades, aplaque in ● Place an advert memoryofaLimerickman E-mail us at TOMORROW who died when aship [email protected] CLOUDYINTHE destined forCanada sank MAIN WITH off the Irish coast,has ● Photographic sales RAIN IN THE rested in adrawerin Copiesofpictures takenbyour photo- AFTERNOON. 10°C graphersaswell as the archivephoto- Castleknock in Dublin. graphs in all our editions can be ordered from our office at 54 O’Connell Street, Lim- After years of detective- erick. Theycan also be ordered online from [email protected] or likesearching online by two through our website different families, the www.limerickleader.ie plaquebearing thename of Limerickman Thomas Mc- As Limerick’s leading newspaper Garry,has nowbeen re- group,wehavebeen serving gener- turnedtohis rightful family, FRIDAY ations of readersthroughout the after it wasdug up from a cityand county since 1889.Weare CLOUDYWITH garden in ClancyStrand half immensely proud of the Limerick SPOTTY acentury ago. Leader’s heritageand tradition - SHOWERSAND A It is theironly physical and thatofits sisterpaper the Lim- HIGH OF 10°C connection withagrand- erick Chronicle -inreporting local father they neverknew, and life. Both in printand online,we The policyofthe Limerick forwhomthereisnograve to Yvonne O'Connor,grand-daughterofThomasMcGarrywho diedin1917, Helen Downing, daughter contine to be the market leadersfor Leader is to provide our visit, as his bodywas never of TomMurphywho found the plaque and Callum McGarry, great-grandson of ThomasMcGarry news,sport and much more-so if readerswith anewsand you’vegot something to sayora information service that recovered. business to promote thereisno is fair,accurateand bal- On January 25,1917, Mc- Asister shipofthe Ti- Murphy, andwithin thepast davin, Niall McGarry in the bigger audience in anymedium in anced. This newspaper Garry,afireman, wason tanic, both hadthe same ori- decade her son Killian UK and Hugh McGarry in Limerick than our newspapers.And adheres to the Code of boardthe HMS Laurentic, gins, withasudden, tragic Downing, from Australia,discoveredthe that’s afact. We have more Practice setout by the PressCouncil of Ireland whichsunkwhile travel- end to theirrespective Castleknock, an assistant story on social media, and readersthan everyoneelse. and is committedtothe lingtoCanada. courses. McGarrywas one archivistintheNationalGal- managed to trackdownKil- highest standards of re- Anumberofcrewmem- of 354 passengers and crew lery of Ireland, beganre- lian’s contactdetails via porting. If we makea bersonboardweresuffering mistake,wewill en- wholost theirlives. searching its provenance LinkedIn. deavour to correctitat from yellowfever,and the Decades later, abronze and links to McGarry’s next The plaquewas returned YOUR CITY YOUR PAPER the earliest opportunity. captain directed that the memorialplaquewasdugup of kin. to them in Dublin last In such instances,please shipbepulledintoLough by TomMurphy -who He postedthe story on weekend –just beforethe writetothe editor at 54 Swilly, Donegal. O’Connell Street, Lim- claimed thetitle of Ireland’s Europeana 1914-1918, adi- centenary of his passing. “It erick, or email ed- The vessel, built in Har- championpole-vaulter in gital archive of sharing wasreally exciting forthem; [email protected] land &Wolff in Belfast in 1937 and 1939 -inthe garden stories and items relating to they just couldn’t believeit,” Alternatively youmay 1907tosail betweenLiver- of his home in Limerick’s WorldWar One. saidKillian, whoexamined contact the PressCouncil pool and Quebec, struck two of Ireland at 1-3Westmo- Clancy Strand. Three grandchildren of Censusandmilitaryrecords reland Street, Dublin 2. mines near LoughSwillyon It fell into thepossession McGarry –Yvonne in his search to find Mc- Tel: (01) 6489130. Email: pulling outagain, and sank of his daughter Helen O’Connor in Caher- Garry’srelatives. [email protected] in lessthan an hour. Owner of wedding boutique pleadsguilty ▲ FROM PAGE 1 been forwarded by gardai to called, Cathal McGrealBL be stormed RobelleBridal theDirector of PublicProsec- saidhisclientwishedtoplead storeclaiming they Ms Flanagan has admitted utions (DPP) whoconsented guilty. hadfailed to receive the fourseparatechargesunder to thematterbeing dealt with Each of thefourcharges dresses they hadordered for theprovisions of theTheft in thedistrictcourt –oncon- were then puttoher by the theirweddings. and FraudOffences Act, re- dition Ms Flanagan courtregistrar and the Ms Flanagan,who has a lating to offenceswhich pleaded guilty. matter adjourned to April 7, number of previous convic- happened at Robelle Bridal However, abook of evid- next. tions,faces amaximum sen- on fourseparatedates ence waspreparedand the Judge O’Donnell, whowill tence of tenyears’ between January 4, 2015 matter sentforwardtothe hear evidence relating to imprisonment. www.limerickleader.ie and May7,2015. circuit courtafter Ms eachofthe offencesonthat However, this is unlikely The courtheard thevalue Flanaganintendedcon- date,directed that amedical givenher guiltypleaand the Our websiteprovides the most comprehensiveand up to date news of thestolen property,which testing theallegations. reportbepreparedahead of value of thestolenproperty. and sports servicesfor thepeople of Limerick, at home and totals €3,650,ranges from The matter waslisted for thesentencing hearing. The defendant wasre- abroad, sevendaysaweek. Logonfor thelatest developments €400 to €1,800. trial beforeJudge Tom Agarda investigationwas manded on continuing bail broughttoyou by ourunrivalledteam. Previously LimerickDis- O’Donnell yesterdaybut launched in May2015 after a pending thesentencing trictCourt wastold afilehad when thecase was number of brides-to- hearing. Wedne sday, Januar y 25 ,2017 w w w.limerickleader.ie LIMERICK LEADER 3 N EWS TRAINSPOTTING 2: LIMERICK DUO FEATURE IN ONE OF 2017’S BIGGEST MOVIES E D U CAT I O N Music Generation scheme sings on SENATOR Maria Byrne has welcomed news that Lim- erick is to benefit from Danny Boyle speaks of further investment in the Music Generation pro- gramme. It is co-funded by U2, the Ireland Funds, the Department and local ' l ove’for the 'Bandits par tnerships. A RTS ALAN OW E NS e-mail: a l a n .owe n s @ l i m e r i c k l ead e r. i e Writers Series in Twitter: @ A l a n owe n s _ l i m k UL in February ACADEMY Award winning THE Words Ireland director Danny Boyle has Writers Series is coming spoken of his “l o ve”fo r to the University of Lim- erick on Saturday, Feb- Limerick’s Rubberbandits. ruary 18, at 2pm, and the The plastic bagwearing line up includes Sarah duo, whose song Dad’s Best Moore Fitzgerald, Stephen Friend features in Boyle’s Murray, and Donal Ryan. Trainspotting sequel, drew particular praise from the HEMS Oscar winning director of SlumdogMillionaire at the f i l m’s worldpremiere in Air ambulance set E d i n bu rg h . “I was talking to John to be unveiled Hodge the screenwriter, and The Irish Community
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