Clerical appointments. Fr. Tonge to Kilbride, Fr. Lillis to Swords, Fr. Coghlan and Fr. Joseph Collins to Blessington and Fr. Reilly to St. Michan’s.
Collins
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Typed profile of Ambrose Collins, 358 Iveagh Buildings, New Bride Street. Found guilty of larceny at the age of 11. Other convictions followed. Became active member of IWL and never missed a meeting. Travelled to Belfast to attend a Paul Robson concert. His family are practicing Catholics but he is hostile to the clergy.
O Crudhrain, Fiontan, 374 Collins Ave., Whitehall, Dublin. He is thinking of joining Sinn Fein where he would use his influence to divert youths from joining the IRA. Informed this is a matter for his Confessor.
Collins, Rev. P.A., Reading, Berks., seeks permission from the Archbishop to advertise for a purchaser of a site for a future church and presbytery.
Two extracts from newspapers and magazines belonging to Sister Marie Collins covering the life and funeral of Jack Lynch.
Records relevant to the staff and students of Sacred Heart Secondary School. This includes pieces written by and belonging to Sister Marie Collins as former teacher. Also includes staff lists, retreat centre details, correspondence from past pupils, and digital photographs of the school's early years kept on a compact disk.
A book belonging to Sister Marie Collins that survived the 1976 Sacred Heart Secondary School Fire, scrapbooks assembled by her containing photos of students, as well as small essays recounting her time as a teacher and a book recording of exceptional choral exam results
A memorandum book containing exceptional Sacred Heart Secondary School students' choral exam results kept by Sister Marie Collins.
A scrapbook containing photos collected by Sister Marie Collins of various presentation school students including Sacred Heart secondary school students.
Typed letter to Rev. C. Mangan from C. Collins of M.H. Gill & Son Ltd. (publishers). Enclosed transcripts of Communist side of a debate to be held under the auspices of the Irish Legal Employees Benevolent Society. Hopes to be given an opinion by tomorrow regarding the suitability for meeting.