Copy of Notice of Motion on behalf of Thomas Carroll and Mary Jane Graham to accept the offer of Archbishop McQuaid for the purchase of fee farm rent in Crumlin.

Schedule of documents relating to the fee farm grant and rent on property which eventually purchased for the use of schools in Crumlin. 1 item

File relating to parish property. Includes mention of C.Y.M.S. Hall on Irishtown Road, fee simple for the church from Pembroke Estate, Oram House now called St. Mary’s, 1 Bridge Street and 1A Irishtown Road.

Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid enclosing three Papal Bulls. One is for the Mgr. T. O’Reilly who has been appointed Chancellor of the Metropolitan Chapter and the other is for Rev. F. Gaynor who has been appointed Canon of the same Chapter. The third is for Rev. Michael O’Hallaran who is appointed Parish Priest of Glasthule. The amount owing on the first two Bulls is £5 and £5 respectively. The fee for the third is one fourth of the approximate total annual revenue of the parish. If the Archbishop feels the latter is excessive, he should let them know.

• Letter from John Synge, Secretary of the Academy to +McQuaid informing him of his election as Member of the Academy. Copy reply attached with receipts for payment of admission fee and annual subscription. 1 December 1950

Copy fee farm grant between Mary J. Graham, Passage West, Cork, Thomas H. Hornibrook, Ballygorman House, Oven, Cork and Elizabeth M. Richardson, Ivy House, Crumlin.

Case for counsel on behalf of the Archbishop of Dublin to advise regarding ground rent of schools in Crumlin. Lands were part of the fee farm grant given June 1902 (see 43/26) and were purchased by the Diocesan Trustees for the erection of schools under the care of the Sisters of Charity and Christian Brothers.

Copy of proposal by Archbishop McQuaid to purchase fee farm rent in Crumlin which involved Thomas Carroll and Mary Jane Graham. 1 item

File relating to a Fee Farm grant and M.S. Judd (deceased). 3 items

File relating to leases for the church and parochial house. These were held in Fee Simple from the De Vesci Estate and the Longford Estate.