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Newsclipping from the 'Irish Times', 7 September 1964, containing an article entitled 'Irish accused of colour prejudice'. The article concerns discrimination against foreign students in Ireland. It refers in particular to a letter on the subject which was sent to the 'East African Standard' by Naginder Singh Sehmi, Kenya. 'An average Irish young man cannot afford to take a girl out whereas an average foreign student can not only afford to take a girl out, but in many cases possesses a car. He dresses up smartly and his general behaviour is very good. Hence the girls are attracted towards him'.

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newsclipping

racism

Newsclipping from the 'Irish Independent', 12 October 1964, containing an article entitled 'Elected to NUI Senate'. The article refers to the candidates in the elections for the Senate of the National University of Ireland. The candidates included Professor Carmel F Humphries and Professor Eva Philbin.

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newsclipping

academics

Memorandum for the Government from the Department of Education, 4 January 1965, relating to nominations to the Governing Bodies of University Colleges Dublin, Cork and Galway. Mairin, Bean Ui Dhalaigh was named as an outgoing nominee to the Board of University College Dublin.

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memorandum

Government minutes, 12 January 1965, relating to the nomination of members to the Governing Bodies of University Colleges, Dublin, Cork and Galway. The note states that Mairin, Bean Ui Dhalaigh, has been nominated to the Board of University College, Dublin.

s 3162F

minutes

Letter from the Ministry of Finance to the Secretary, Executive Council, 24 September 1923, forwarding a Return of Staff serving in the Secretary's Office. A list attached to the letter states that four women are serving within the Office. 'Miss Conry, Miss I Nelligan and Miss F Murray, Shorthand-Typists and Miss P Smiddy, Temporary Clerk'.

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letter

Note listing the number of staff serving in the Office of the Secretary to the Executive Council, 13 November 1923. The note states that four women are serving within the Office. 'Miss Conry, Miss I Nelligan and Miss F Murray, Shorthand-Typists and Miss P Smiddy, Temporary Clerk'.

s 3261A

note

Circular from CJ Gregg, Ministry of Finance, to all Ministries and Departments, 9 November 1923, requesting information relating to the numbers of staff serving within the Civil Service. Schedule B attached to the memorandum lists the members of staff serving in the Department of the Executive Council. It includes Miss Irene Nelligan, Shorthand Typist and Miss Pearl Smiddy, Temporary Clerk.

s 3261A

circular

Hand-written note from the Office of the Executive Council to the Ministry of Finance, 16 November 1923, listing the number of staff employed in the Office. The list states that there were four women employed. 'Miss S Murphy, Miss F Conry, Miss Nelligan and Miss Smiddy'.

s 3261A

note

List of staff employed in the Office of the Executive Council, 21 December 1923. The list includes the following women: Miss Conry, Miss I Nelligan, Miss ME Gilroy and Miss F Murray, Shorthand-Typists. Miss P Smiddy was employed as a Temporary Clerk.

s 3261A

list

List of staff employed in the Office of the Executive Council, 4 January 1924. The list includes the following women: Miss G Conry, Miss L Nelligan, Miss M Gilroy, Miss F Murray, Shorthand Typists. Miss P Smiddy was employed as a Clerical Assistant.

s 3261A

list