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Newsletter [In Italian] entitled 'Sovarano Militare Ordine di Malta', March 1950, containing an illustrated article [In English] on the activities of the Order of St John Ambulance Corps in Ireland, pages 27 to 32. The association's activities include the provision of classes in first aid, home nursing and simple hygiene. A table on page 30 gives membership details for Ireland, for example, 'Dublin area Male Volunteers (51), Dublin area Female Volunteers (35)'.

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Newsletter

List of names and addresses of deputies elected at the General Election, 15 September 1927. One woman deputy is named on the list, 'Mrs Margaret Collins-O'Driscoll, 147 North Circular Road, Dublin North Constituency'.

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list

General Election results listed in order of constituencies, 16 February 1932. The list gives the members of the sixth Dáiland the candidates for, and those elected to, the seventh Dail. Mrs Collins-O'Driscoll was elected in the Dublin North Constituency for Cuman nGaedheal.

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list

Copy letter to Miss Taaffe, Private Secretary, Minister for Education, unsigned, 22 April 1929, stating that the President has arranged to meet Doctor Bodkin [Director of the National Gallery of Ireland] at Leinster House and that he would like Doctor O'Sullivan to be present.

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letter

List of staff at the Science and Art Institutions, 1929. The list includes one female unestablished attendant.

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list

Memorandum on the National Museum, 1929, listing the current allocation of staff in the museum and requesting an increase in numbers as 'the staffs of the Art and Natural History Divisions are quite inadequate to cope with the work'. The Natural History Division currently employs one temporary assistant, Miss Knowles.

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memorandum

Letter from Hutcheson Poe, Littlehampton, England, to Dr T Bodkin, Director of the National Gallery of Ireland, 13 October 1931, regarding his proposal to donate several pictures to the Gallery. He also mentions the bequest made by the late Lady Poe 'in the spring of 1929, of the 2 paintings entitled "The Dead Ptarmigan" and "The Wash House", by the late Sir William Orpen'.

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letter

Letter from Thomas Bodkin, Director, National Gallery of Ireland, to President Liam Cosgrave, 24 October 1931, regarding donations which the Gallery has received from Sir Hutcheson Poe. The letter states that 'his present gifts and Lady Poe's bequests will be shown for the first time at the little exhibition of our year's acquisitions'.

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letter

Copy letter from President Liam T MacCosgair to Sir Hutcheson Poe, 26 October 1931, thanking him for his donations to the National Gallery of Ireland. 'Your splendid generosity to the National Gallery and the Municipal Gallery, both of which institutions Lady Poe's and your own name will be forever so intimately linked'.

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letter

Letter from the National Gallery of Ireland to President Liam T MacCosgair, 22 October 1931, regarding a scheme for the better management of the Gallery. The letter states that a meeting, which included Miss Purser, considered matters relating to the managing and staffing of the Gallery. Representatives from this meeting request an interview with the President, the Minister for Finance and the Minister for Education in order to discuss the proposed scheme.

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letter