Glasthule (includes Sallynoggin) from Dalkey
Glasthule
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Sallynoggin from Glasthule
Typed letter to Fr. O’Halloran, P.P., Glasthule, from J. Smith, Housing Dept., answering his questions on the costs of building Corporation accommodation and rents.
Correspondence regarding routine community life and apostolate at Bray and Glasthule. 60th anniversary of their entry into diocese. Ancillary Organisations Conference of Major Religious Superiors (Male)
Walsh, P.J., Glasthule, Co. Dublin. Correspondence relating to the founding of the Newman Society in UCD.
Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Fr. Michael O’Halloran, St. Joseph’s, Glasthule, reporting on the ‘V’ Committee during the previous six months. Informs + McQuaid that the Committee members are very busy with parochial problems and need another member. He suggested Fr. Fehily who is in constant contact with trade union executives. They refer many of their problems to him. Fr. Crean is in touch with the Bakers’ Union, the I.T.G.W.U., the Local Government Officials’ Union he has a file on the Peoples’ College. Discussed the issue of Michael O’Riordan in trade union circles. Fr. Killian O.F.M., editor of Luminus, and Fr. Crean have the problem in hand. The case of Miss Blake, Loreto Convent, North Great George’s Street was discussed. Fr. Crean advised the Rev. Mother on the line of action to take. Fr. Clarke has been watching the activities of the Housewives’ Association and thinks the movement is under control. The problem of Communist literature being sent to students in U.C.D. by the International Students’ Union is also under control, and the method employed has been approved by the President. Complaints have been made to Fr. Crean regarding new trends in dancing. These trends are immoral, and where such abuses exist the attention of the police should be attracted.
Handwritten report on Dr. K. by Fr. Michael O’Halloran PP, Glasthule. Brilliant engineer, very well informed on most subjects. Most persuasive in discussion. Good family man. Ambitious and ruthless in criticism. No personal loyalty and so disliked by colleagues. Likes money and for a favour requires a quid pro quo.
Letter from Michael O’Halloran, St. Joseph’s, Glasthule, to Fr. McMahon asking ‘Why didn’t he find out the facts?’ 67c/.1 [29 October 1958] Summary of Mgr. O’Halloran’s Report on A View from the Bridge.
Typed letter from Fr. Michael O’Carroll, Glasthule, to Fr. J. A. MacMahon thanking him for his letter conveying the approval of + McQuaid for the ordination there of Rev. Mr. Crotty in Glasthule.
Typed letter from + Patrick A. Bray, Saint John. N.B., to Mgr. Patrick J. Walsh, V.G., Glasthule. He is searching for a Congregation of Brothers to take charge of a Home for mentally defective boys. 1 item