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Zimbabwe -Southern Rhodesia.
IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/20/1/20/18 (1-2) · File · 1959 - 11 Mar 1984.
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

Includes; clippings from Zimbabwean newspaper "The Sunday Mail" containing articles on the Presentation in Zimbabwe including a visit by Robert Mugabe to Nagle House in Marondera; copies of Presentation "Rhodesian Newsletter" (22 July 1978, 16 July 1979) (Sister Alicia O'Connell); "Nagle House Silver Jubilee 1959 - 1984"; letter from Sister Ena Kelleher to Sister Lelia Karr describing the visit by Robert Mugabe to Nagles House in Marondera (12 March 1984).

Youghal Convent Papers
IE PVBM IE/PBVM/30 · Subfonds · 1834 – 2023
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

The collection consists of records relating to the Presentation Community in Youghal from its foundation in 1834 until its closure in 2023. The fonds includes the annals of the community, legal records, maps of the primary school, material relating to religious life, finance and photographs. The collection also consists of a series which relates to the famous Youghal Lace and to the family of Mother Magdalen Gould. The collection includes books related to the history of Youghal town and the local area.

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Writings on Penal Laws.
IE PVBM POF/IE PBVM/POF/9/9/1 (1-16) · File · Photocopies and originals of documents covering time period 1691 - 1 May 1998
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

article on the destruction of the Irish Public Record Office in 1922; "Instruments of the Passion"; "Presentation Convent Bandon 1829 - 1929"; "Protestants come home: a plea for reunion" (M.L.I. White) "Preliminary survey of Irish history"; "Nuns in Ireland"; "Ireland and the history of Ireland" (Andrew Boyd); "Strands of Irish Spirituality" (George Otto Simms); "An introduction to early Irish saints' lives" (Kim McCone); "Irish medieval spirituality" (Peter O'Dwyer); "Tuathal Techtmar: A myth or ancient literary evidence for a Roman invasion" (R.B. Warner).