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This record is part of the list of all the missions preached by the Passionist Fathers in St. Patricks Province (Ireland and Scotland), from 1927 up until 1965. It is just an electronic list with no physical counterpart. It has been made available to aid research into the Passionists.

Mount Argus: Souvenir Year Book 1952

Mount Argus: Souvenir Year Book. 1949

Mount Argus: Shrine & Candle Money. 27th Feb. 1944 -6th Aug. 1944. Weekly Account.

Mount Argus; Secular Dress:Letter from Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neill to Rector, concerning diversity in secular dress. Uniformity is to be introduced: suits made by a local tailor: 2md consultor to act as central point for obtainig same sort of material. Hats, overcoats etc., all come under the review. Alleluia at certain antiphons at night prsayers to be discontinued. At time of coronological computerisation, this item was missing.

Mount Argus; Sabine Fields: press cutting (no attribution) titled "Sabine Fields" (in Rathfarnham). It mentions that the originalk name of Mount Argus was "Sabine Fields".

Mount Argus: Rule/Regulations: Letter from Provincial to the Rector: grants dispensation in his power for use of condiments and flesh meat 3 times weekly.

Mount Argus: River Poddle: Flooding: Letter to the Rectpr from the Engineer's Office, City Hall (signature not legible) concerning the flooding of Mount Argus lands from breach in the banks of the River Poddle in the field owned by Nolan-Whelan. Suggests the installatiion of a small drain and building up the bank would solve the problem Glad to learn that this is to be done.

Mount Argus: River Poddle: Flooding: Letter to the Rectpr from Cavanagh & O'Callaghan, Solicitors, Rector, concerning the flooding of Mount Argus lands from breach in the banks of the River Poddle in the field owned by Nolan-Whelan. Advice is that the Earl of Meath is not responsible. Asks whether the Rector wishes the matter puesued further?

Mount Argus: River Poddle: Flooding: Copy letter from the Rectpr to the Agent forthe Earl of Meath concrning the flooding of Mount Argus lands from breach in the banks of the River Poddle in the field owned by Nolan-Whelan. He holds the Earl responsibe. See previous items.