Finding aid databases

Tables relating to staff in the Department of the Taoiseach, January 1955. The tables show that ten women were employed within the Department.

s 3261E

table

Newsclipping from the 'Irish Times', 11 January 1966, containing an article entitled 'Unity, but not by marriage'. The article refers to an article by Canon CM Gray-Stack which appeared in the Catholic journal 'Irish Spotlight'. In it he examines the effect of mixed marriages on smaller Churches. 'Canon Gray-Stack praises the Irish Countrywomen's Association and Muintir na Tire as areas of common ground for people of different religions'.

s 8114C

newsclipping

Catholic Church; Protestant community; rural life

List of Office of Public Works Staff requiring passes for the opening of the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin, 11 April 1966. The list includes Miss M O'Cathain.

s 8114C

list

Copy letter from DOS to the Taoiseach, 14 April 1966, relating to the opening of the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin. The letter refers to the arrangements and protocol surrounding the event. 'Wives of the platform party were not being invited although there would be ladies on it including Bean Ui Cheallaigh, Mrs Dowdall and Mrs Crowley, in their own right'.

s 8114C

letter

Hand-written letter from Mrs Anne Marie Kehoe, Bavaria, Germany, to Mrs Cosgrave, 16 May 1931, requesting assistance for her husband who has been out of work for several years. She outlines the family circumstances in detail. 'I am the wife of an Irishman and the mother of six small children from 8 months to 11 years of age. My husband Michael Patrick Boyle Kehoe ... 5 and half million Germans are out of work and owing to the terrible unemployment in Germany my husband has been unemployed for past 2 years and our family, 8 in number, has merely existed'. Her husband's services to the cause of Irish freedom are outlined in great detail.

s 8272A

letter

Copy letter to Mrs Anne M Kehoe, Bavaria, Germany, signature unclear, 16 June 1931, acknowledging receipt of her letter requesting financial assistance for her husband and family. 'In the circumstances it is regretted that there is no means by which your case could be assisted'.

s 8272A

letter

Letter from Edith M Coulson, Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin, to Diarmuid O'Hegarty, Department of the President, 5 January 1932, forwarding correspondence which was received from GM Boyle Kehoe.

s 8272A

letter

Copy letter from Diarmuid O hEigceartuigh to Miss EM Coulson, Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin, 12 January 1932, regarding correspondence which the President received from GM Boyle Kehoe. 'I do not think His Excellency should take any notice of communications from this gentleman'.

s 8272A

letter

Copy letter to the Private Secretary to the Minister for Justice, unsigned, April 1932, forwarding correspondence [not in file] which was received by the President from Mrs Mary Kehoe, Tullow, County Carlow. 'She requested the reinstatement of her son Mr Michael Kehoe of Nurnberg, Bavaria, in his former Civil Service post in the Registry of Deeds, from which he resigned as from 1 November 1929'.

s 8272A

letter

Copy letter to Mrs Mary Kehoe, Tullow, County Carlow, unsigned, April 1932, acknowledging receipt of her letter relating to her son Michael Kehoe, Bavaria, Germany. 'Any representations which he desires to make should be addressed to the Secretary, Department of Justice, Government Buildings, Dublin'.

s 8272A

letter