RELIGION IN LIMERICK
Throughout the 1900s, the Catholic Church exerted considerable influence in Limerick. It played a central role in education, healthcare, and social services, with many schools, hospitals, and charitable organizations operating under its auspices. The Church's teachings and values permeated daily life, shaping social norms, cultural practices, and political discourse. Sunday Mass attendance was near-universal, and the clergy held significant moral authority within the community.