Primary contact
Vincentian Provincial Office,
Sybil Hill Road,
Raheny,
Dublin 5
IE D05 AE38
Identity area
Identifier
/
Authorized form of name
Irish Vincentian Archive
Parallel form(s) of name
- Congregation of the Mission
- Lazarists
- Vincentians
Other form(s) of name
Type
- Religious
Contact area
Vincentian Archivist
Type
Address
Street address
Vincentian Provincial Office,
Sybil Hill Road,
Raheny,
Dublin 5
Locality
Region
Country name
Ireland
Postal code
D05 AE38
Telephone
Fax
archivist@vincentians.ie
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Description area
History
The Vincentians were founded in France in 1625 by Vincent de Paul, where they are known as Les Lazaristes.
After a few failed attempts to found a branch of the Vincentians in Ireland, it was finally successful in 1833 through the efforts of four student of Maynooth College: James Lynch, Peter Kenrick, Anthony Reynolds and Michael Burke. They were guided by Fathers Philip Dowley and John McCann, and soon after joined by Father Thomas MacNamara.
The Irish Province was officially founded in 1848.
The Provincials:
Philip Dowley 1848-1864
Thomas McNamara 1864-1867
Peter Duff 1867-1888
Thomas Morrisey 1888-1909
Joseph Walshe 1909-1921
James Bennett 1921-1932
Henry O’Connor 1932-1942
James O’Doherty 1942-1952
Joseph Sheedy 1952-1955
Christopher O’Leary 1955-1966
James Cahalan 1966-1975
Richard McCullen 1975-1980
Francis Mullan 1980-1986
Mark Noonan 1986-1995
Kevin Rafferty 1995-2001
Kevin O’Shea 2001-2007
Brian Moore 2007-2011
Eamon Devlin 2012-2018
Paschal Scallon 2018-
Geographical and cultural context
Mandates/Sources of authority
Administrative structure
Records management and collecting policies
Buildings
Holdings
Finding aids, guides and publications
Browse the archival holdings here: https://catholicarchives.ie/index.php/irish-vincentian-archive
Access area
Opening times
Access by appointment only.
Access conditions and requirements
Accessibility
Services area
Research services
Reproduction services
Public areas
Control area
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Institution identifier
CMI
Rules and/or conventions used
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation, revision and deletion
Language(s)
Script(s)
Sources
Maintenance notes
Access points
Access Points
- Religion (Thematic area)
- Missions (Thematic area)
- Ireland (Geographic subregion)
- France (Geographic subregion)