Correspondence regarding routine community life and apostolate. Improvements to schools in Fairview and James’s Street. Memo to Archbishop on secondary education in Dublin south his regret at neglect of science subjects
Fairview
23 Archivistische beschrijving results for Fairview
Fay, Thomas J., Fairview Green, Clontarf Road, Dublin, regarding the death of his wife.
Hobbes, Maurice, Forlough Road, Fairview. Asks the Archbishop to help him get a house from the Corporation as he feels his in- laws, who are biased against Catholics, are influencing his child.
Handwritten letter to Rev. Father from Catherine O’Sullivan, Fairview. She has heard that a housing scheme is about to start for young couples about to be married. She wishes to participate. Catholic Godparent’s Guild 3/ 17/1. 25 April 1951 Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Mrs M. Williams, Hon. Sec., Catholic Godparent’s Guild, thanking him for appointing Canon Robinson as their chaplain. 3/ 17/2. 22 June 1951 Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Mrs Maureen Williams, Hon. Sec., Catholic Godparent’s Guild, enclosing a list of the names and addresses of its Committee. 3/ 17/3. List of the names and addresses of Committee Members. Irish Women Citizen’s and Local Government Association
Typed letter to Chris from Paddy Crean, 41 Fairview Strand, regarding the activities of the I.W.L. Students Council. Student body dangerous as they are clever and well organised. A ‘few stool pigeons’ needed.
File relating to 37 & 39 Fairview Strand.
Marino from Fairview
O’Kelly, Jermiah, St. Joseph’s C.B.S., Fairview. He feels he has been subject to sustained discrimination, being accused of failing to teach religion properly.
Typed report by Dr. O’Connell. Mr. Joseph P. Walshe phoned to say notes were being posted to say that Mass will be offered in the Church of the Visitation, Fairview, on Sunday, 3 June, 1945, for the repose of the soul of Herr Hitler. Further, a notice appeared in the Irish Independent, saying a Mass was to be celebrated for Mussolini at Merchant’s Quay Church. Mr. Walshe feels that the Franciscans were deceived. Fr. Hans also deceived. He thought that the Mass for Hitler was a private matter.
Fairview Opened 14 January 1855