British forces extended the curfew in Limerick city, imposing severe restrictions on civilian movement between dusk and dawn. The measure, which confined residents to their homes from 6 PM to 6 AM, represented an escalation of military control over civilian life. The curfew particularly impacted workers and businesses, disrupting the city's economic and social fabric. The extended curfew generated significant local resistance and innovative forms of civil disobedience, strengthening community solidarity and support for the independence movement.
