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A view of the interior and high altar of the Church of St. Francis, Kilkenny, in c.1910.

A view of the interior (nave and high altar) of the Church of St. Francis, Kilkenny, in c.1910. A solitary worshiper sits in the front row.

re Edenmore
1370
Dear sir,
We refer to our interview ef 26th inst and we write to say
that we are now instructed by Reverend Mother de Pazzi on behalf
of the Sisters of St Joseph of Chambery to makte a revised offer to
purchase from the Corporation the fee simple of the lands coloured red
and green on the map (plan No. 70201 dated 15th March 1956) being part
of the lands of the Edenmore property acquired by the Corporation from
Mrs McCarvill upon the fellowing terms.
I. The purchase money to be ￡9000

2. The Corporation at their own expense to erect a boundary fence
   along all portions of the boundary not already fenecd. This fence
   Is to consist af chain link (1 1/2 inch mesh) erected on concrete
   posts 6 feet high above the ground plus an additional foot curved
   inwards towards the property and upon which 3 strands of barbed
   wire will be placed.
   The Corporation to bring he sewer and water supply along the
   road to the point marled Y on the said map within 6 months of
   the date of this letter.

3. The Corporation to resurface the avenue coloured a deeper red
   on said map and generally clean up the grounds that is remove all
   the debris etc.
   9 Harcourt Street
   Dublin C.19.
   30th November 1956.

5. Possession of Edenmore to be given on acceptance of this offer
   by the Corporation.
6. The Corporation to agree to take all steps to acquire the
   portion of Mr Kellys property included in the Coolock and
   Raheny Compulsory Purchase Order and that portion of Mr Kellys
   property contained in the Edenmore West Compulsory Purchase
   Order which will enable the Corporation to convey to our
   clients within two years from this date the portion of Mr
   Kellys property hatched red on the said map the purchase money
   to te paid by our clients for this additional property to be
   ￡3000. This additional property is to be fenced by the
   Corporation a where not already fenced- in the same way as
   stated at No. 2 above. Mr Kellys farm buildings may be
   demolished by the Corporation and the rubble removed and used
   for the foundation of the new road If the Corporation so
   desires this however to be done within the said period of two
   years. Possession of Mr Kellys property to be sold to our
   clients is to be given as soon as possession obtained from
   Mr Kelly but within two years from this date.
   We are enclosing the above mentioned map again for
   reference but would like to have it returned to us as soon as
   possible,
   Yours faithfully,
   (SGD) A. O' HAGAN & SON
   The City Manager
   (Housing Department)
   Corporation of Dublin

Pamphlet introducing the Congregation with a note from Msgr Riberi, Archbishop of Dara

Inventory of personal item of Ellis