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Creator: 2 pages

5 April 1886
Rosminian Order; St. Joseph's Ferryhouse, Count Arthur moore
Letter from Count Arthur Moore, Member of Parliament for Clonmel, to Fr. Buckley regarding [his wives' input into the building of St. Joseph's, Ferryhouse, County Tipperary].

Creator: 2 pages

[1968]
Rosminian Order; St. Joseph's Ferryhouse, Primary Certificate Examination
Document containing the number of students in St. Joseph's Industrial School who took the Primary Certificate examinations, the numbers who passed and the numbers who failed

Creator: Government of the United Kingdom, Local Government Board

This report details the situation regarding the education of the blind in the United Kingdom compiled due to a motion to be debated in the House of Commons on the 11th March 1914. The terms of reference for the report were `to consider the present condition of the blind in the United Kingdom and the means available for (a) their industrial and professional training, and (b) their assistance and to make recommendations.

Creator: Local Government Board for Ireland: Matthew J. Russell: Department of Local Government, [J. Hanley]: Public Health Committee, Thomas Cahill.

This file contains material from the Local Government Board relating to their powers and responsibilities to the blind. It includes a booklet entitled `The Welfare of the Blind' which includes a circular issued by the Local Government Board and regulations and rules made by the Board, a list of approved agencies for the blind, correspondence relating to the increase in maintenance costs for the blind, a draft proposed scheme for the exercise within the County Borough of the Powers of the County Borough Council under Section 2 of the (Blind Persons) Act, 1920, a list of payments made to St. Joseph's by the Dublin County Borough for those housed in St. Joseph's.

Sun Insurance Office: O'Donnell & Fitzgerald: The Hibernian Insurance Co. Ltd., J. M. Gallagher: Irish National Assurance Co. Ltd.: Irish Catholic Church Property Insurance Company Limited, [W. F. Kerrigan]: Joseph Mullins & Co., Joseph Mullin: Irish National Insurance Co., Ltd., H. J. Briscoe: Lardner and Partners Architects, [M.] Kealy.
Receipts and correspondence for payments for premiums.

Creator: James McGuinness Carmelite Order, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra, Brother John D. Joyce: Maxwell, Weldon & Co.

This file consists of correspondence between the institution and the uncle of a patient. James McGuinness details the process of having his nephew, Terence Lennon, admitted to St. Joseph's, Mr. Lennon's allowance from the Institute of Journalists and his progress through the training.

Creator: Maxwell, Weldon & Co.: Carmelite Order, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra, Reverend Brother Fitzpatrick

This file consists of correspondence relating to the distribution of some charitable funds.

Creator: Maxwell, Weldon & Co.: Carmelite Order, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra, Brother John D. Joyce

This file contains correspondence relating to the recovery of debts and rent from a Mrs. O'Reilly, Patrick Sherry, and Conba & Son.

Creator: Margaret Fox: Carmelite Order, St. Joseph's Drumcondra, Brother Bernard J. Byrne: Matthew J. Coughlan (solicitor)

This file consists of material relating to money invested in Irish Free State saving certificates held in trust on behalf of Peter Fox by Bernard J. Byrne. The suggestion was made to transfer trust of the certificates to Peter's mother as Peter had to leave St. Joseph's because he did not get along with the other blind boys.

Creator: Maxwell, Weldon & Co.: Office of the Revenue Commissioners, J. Cullen:

This sub-fond contains financial information relating to the funding of St. Joseph's. The material is primarily from the era in which the Carmelite's operated the school with some of the material coming from the Rosminian era. The files contain information relating to income tax paid by the school, money paid to insurers and suppliers, grants given to the school by the Government and the Local Authority, the money made from the sale of the mats made by the blind residents and money paid on dividends.