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MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS Letter to Mr. Holohan, sculptor, accepting his tender for £150 for finishing the eight capitals in the church. No work to be done on church holidays

MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS
Mosaic floor for the sanctuary ( McVeigh gift)
Account submitted by Early & Co. 29.12.1945
£1000 paid
£40 for Lady statue 25.2.1946
Receipt for £500 outstanding
Ackn. for £110.15 ( INCLUDING £5.10 for 4 altar stones and 5 guineas for altar step fittings

MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS: A proposed plan for the extension of Mt. Argus Church, Gives the ground plan of the 1878 church except for the temporary sanctuaryThe proposed dome and plan not accepted.

Mount Argus Church; Passionist. Confraternity: July 1963 Vol.4 No.2.
Population Challange.

Mount Argus Church: Passionist Bulleti. Prayer of Thanksgiving for "Happiness in the
Home" through Our Lady of Sorrows.

MOUNT ARGUS CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
Lourdes Messenger and Oblate Missionary Record June 1956 containing O.M.I. centenary of coming to Ireland P.164-166 and the programme of the centenary celebrations 1) in leaflet form attached 2) in centre spread pp.174-5. A mystery why this item was included in Mount Argus Centenary file as it is not related to Mount Argus centenary celebrations. Probably used as a blue-print for our celebrations.

MT. ARGUS CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
Report of news conference given by Cyprian Aylward, Provincial about the Passionist centenary in Ireland . Irish Independent Dublin .Plus programme.

Mount Argus: Centenary 1956. Newspaper Article "Mount Argus 100 Years Old"
"The Irish Press".

Mount Argus: Centenary 1956. "Guards Officer was their first Rector"
by Fr. Edmund Burke C.P. 1923082. "Sunday Independent" 21st. Oct. 1956.

Mount Argus : Cemetery : Second Cemetery 1905
Photo of Map of Second Cemetery designed by Mr Cudd, who had laid out Mount Jerome Cemetery, and modified by Major Gamble, Superintendent of Mount Jerome Cemetery, in 1905. The original is usually hanging on Archives wall.
There are two copies. Copy 1 is a photo of the map on the Archives Wall. Copy 2 has notes added in red in 2010.