Copy of typed letter to Fr. Timothy Connolly thanking him for getting in touch with Douglas Hyde.
Typed letter to +McQuaid from Michael Derrick, The Tablet, 128, Sloane St., London. Douglas Woodruff wrote the article on the attitude taken by the Irish Hierarchy to the Mother and Child Scheme, while he himself compiled the account of what had taken place. Difficult for readers to judge who wrote what article.
Includes; letters from Sr Raphael Considine, in Australia to Sr. Rosario Allen, South Presentation Convent, Cork, dated 1980 to 1999. In her letters Sr. Raphael thanks Sr. Rosario for her hospitality each time she visits South Presentation Convent. Sr. Raphael gives updates on her progress of the books which she is writing on Nano Nagle and the Presentation Sisters. She gives details of her visits to the Presentation Sisters missions in India, Pakistan, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Philippines. Sr. Raphael makes arrangements for other Sisters and lay people to visit South Presentation Covent. File also includes a letter to Sr. Anthony Moloney, Sr. Lelia Kaar and Sr. Ambrose; Letter from Sr. Raphael to the Sisters requesting their help to enable her to write a short book on explaining the changes in apostolic religious life after Vatican11; Presentation Mission Link November 1994; and letter from Sr. Bernadette Keating,” Cove Lane”, St. James Parade, Elsternwick 3184, to Presentation Sisters, 21 Ashdene, South Douglas Road, Cork, Ireland, 12 May 2000, giving details of Sr. Raphael’s last illness and death and including the eulogy given at her funeral.
Includes; letter addressed from "South Presentation Convent, Douglas Street, Cork" regarding "… the Committee for the Revision of the Constitutions of the Cork Diocese …".
Includes; copy of article from "The Cork Examiner" newspaper with copy of "… the report of the working and actual condition of the Asylum for the year 1861 …", expenditure sheet.
Correspondence between South Presentation Convent, Presentation Brothers and W. Marsh & Sons negotiating the sale of Nano Nagle House, Douglas Street, to the Presentation Sisters.
-8 September 1955 Dormer, Paschal George Douglas, J., Chairman, the Royal Air Force Association (Dublin Branch), requests an interview on behalf of Group Captain Leonard Cheshire. The Archbishop will not be in Dublin during his visit. A visit with Frank Duff, Legion of Mary, can be arranged as requested.
Includes; "Douglas Street Front"; "Proposed alterations at South Pres[entation] Convent", "Plan of Convent Laundry. For the African missioners Cork".
Includes; "Douglas Gunn Ensemble", "Irische Volkslieder", "Ceol na nUasal", "Micheal O'Suilleabhain", "Ceol na hEireann", "Weather Effects", "Mise Eire", "John McCormack, songs of sentiment", "James Galway plays Rodrigo", "Rince, la le Padraig", "O'Raida's Farewell", "Mary O'Hara's Ireland", "Gael-linn, ceolta Eireann", "A town called Listowel", Pope John Paul II visit to Ireland.
Includes; Assignment, Patrick Banane, William Coppinger, house and forge, Douglas Street (July 1789); Surrender of Lease, Barbara O'Connell and William Coppinger, properties Douglas Road (12 May 1792); Deed of Assignment, Barbara O'Connell and William Coppinger (12 May 1792); lease, William Flyn to Sarah Barter (14 June 1793); lease, Mary Bennet, Thomas Sullivan (23 October 1813); lease, John and George Evans to Ann and Francis Penrose (22 March 1847); lease, James Wallis, Denis Riordan (25 March 1851); Deed of Assignment, (11 December 1865); Mortgage, South Presentation Sisters, Saint Patricks Place, Cork (24 January 1877); Deed, Mary and John Evans, John Penrose (15 May 1878).