Nagle, John Joseph, Lower Kilmacud Road. He has been dismissed from the Garda and implores the Archbishop to intercede with the Minister for Justice and the Commissioner to be reinstated. 14/1a. Nagle, Margaret. Partial letter complaining about an item being advertised in newspapers and magazines.
Nagle
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Includes; photography plates; printing block containing signature of Nano Nagle, Elizabeth Burke, Mary Ann Collins, Mary Fouhy; letter from "Eagle Printing Company Limited" to Mother Imelda [?].
Includes; account of preparations made by Nano Nagle for the Ursulines on their arrival to Cork, details of feast days celebrated, account of opening of first Ursuline school in Cork.
Includes; history of the relationship between Nano Nagle, the Presentation and the Ursuline Sisters.
Includes; commemorative card distributed at the ritual of the handing over of 7 Nano Nagle letters from the Ursuline Sisters to the Presentation Sisters.
Includes; "Gregorian Chant"; "The Desert, dedicated to Nano Nagle, woman of vision & [and] courage"; "Music you love"; "Let all the children sing"; "Benedictus"; "Women who care, Presentation Sisters, Presentation Heights, Aberdeen, South Dakota [U.S.A.]".
Includes; photos of Presentation Sisters and local authority figures involved in organising the Nano Nagle Social Housing; photos of the outside of the units.
Includes; images of South Presentation grounds; Father Brian Kelly, Parish Priest Saint Finbarr's, celebrating Mass on Nano Nagle's tomb (May 1984)
Includes; letter from the Vatican expressing thanks for being sent a copy of the Nano Nagle book.
Includes; lease, Maurice Roache and Daniel Scannell, Douglas Road (5 February 1699); lease, John Bennet, William Coppinger, Upper Douglas (17 April 1779); lease, Joseph Nagle, John Harper, upper Douglas Road (15 September 1720); lease, South Presentation Convent grounds, Isabelle Harper to Nano Nagle (23 December 1768); Declaration of Trust, John Bemel [?] and William Coppinger, properties Douglas Road (27 February 1796); lease, William Coppinger to Connell O'Connell, two houses lower Douglas Road (15 January 1783); lease, David Nagle to Connell O'Connell, property Parish of Saint John of Jerusalem (18 October 1785).