Letter from Fr. F. Gaynor to +McQuaid seeking directions as to whether the new hospital opened by Dr. Lane is to be attended by the local clergy. Annotated by + Mc Quaid.
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28 Archival description results for Lane
-4 January 1961. Bodlin, 259 Hagley Road, Birmingham. Correspondence relating to + Williams of Westminster, the appointment of a Director of the Arts Council (he suggests Sean O’Faolain) and Lemass receiving the Lane Pictures.
- 20 November 1963 File relating to 2 Kill Lane.
Typed letter to +McQuaid from C. Ua Shoin, Dept. of Education, forwarding a lease for St. James’ Convent (Basin Lane).
Twenty four replies to the form delegating to the Head Chaplain diocesan facilities. 31/7/6/a. 19 March - October 1941 File relating to the development of an Air Raid Precaution Scheme (A.R.P.). Mentions concern about food shortages. Includes names of those involved with various charities, Catholic and others. Includes letter from Pamela Hinkson which speaks about the work done by the Bewley’s in feeding the poor of Dublin. Also mentions Dr. Collis, Marrowbone Lane Samaritan Fund, Inchicore and a conference chaired by Sean Moylan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence. One enclosure thanks Archbishop for his financial assistance in helping St. George’s parish local group with their A.R.P.
File relating to St. Brigid’s Boys Club, Bow Lane. 11 items
Typed note from Fr. John Gillen, Aintree Lane, to Dr. O’Connell asking for + McQuaid’s permission to make an Appeal in Dublin-printed papers for the new parish.
Typed letter to Fr. C. Mangan from M. O’Brien, Dublin Planning Officer, regarding the proposed school site, Blind Lane Area.
File on the rubbish dumped on Chapel Lane, Swords.
- Correspondence relating to details of community life and apostolate. They were scholastics from Raheny: Holy Rosary Sisters (q. v.) and interested in acquiring. Question of introducing Augustinian Sisters with a view to OSA mission in Nigeria - Archbishop favourable, seeks clarification. Question of changing John’s Lane Primary to Secondary level. Centenary of John’s Lane church is celebrated.