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Includes entries under the headings; "Situation as it is", "Less physical togetherness - doubts about caring and sharing", "More physical togetherness", "Faith sharing community".

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.

Includes; "Commentary on Recommendations, "Alternative recommendations".

A copy of Resource for Lentern Liturgies & Parish Groups 2001 which includes guidance on planning lent, parish newsletters and other matters.

Register from Presentation Convent of St. Joseph Dingle June 1868 – Resolutions passed in Chapter, giving details of the election process for the Superior, the Assistant, the Bursar and Mistress of Novices and decisions concerning Sisters continuing their novitiate; and details of purchase of adjacent garden.

Includes; list of resolutions of the writer upon entering religious life, details of the consequences of Mortal Sins and Venial Sins

Circular letter from James Stopford, 5th Earl of Courtown (1823-1914) enclosing a printed copy of resolutions passed by the Property Defence Association at the annual general meeting held on 25 January 1884. The letter reads ‘It was the unanimous opinion of the meeting that there is nothing in the present condition or immediate prospects of the country to warrant us in relaxing in the smallest degree our efforts for the preservation of property’.