Finding aid databases

Defence Forces (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1923 (Continuance and Amendment) Bill, 30 May 1924. This includes, page 5, section 11, details of the employment of civilians and states, `The Minister may employ for duty with the Forces such numbers of civilians (male or female) as medical doctors, nurses, clerks, or in any other capacity as may be needed'.

s 3834

Bill

Defence Forces (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1923 (Continuance and Amendment) Act, 1924. This includes, page 5, section 11, details of the employment of civilians and states `The Minister may employ for duty with the Forces such numbers of civilians (male or female) as medical doctors, nurses, clerks, or in any other capacity as may be needed.

s 3834

Act

Handwritten letter from Frances E Moran, to the Secretary to the Government, Government Buildings, Dublin, 25 March 1941, stating her desire to be granted a Patent of Precedence which would entitle her to practice at the Inner Bar.

s 3874

Letter

Memorandum from PO Cinneide, Assistant Secretary to the Attorney General enclosing a copy of the letter from Frances E Moran, LL. D., stating her desire to be granted a Patent of Precedence which would entitle her to practice at the Inner Bar.

s 3874

Memorandum

Letter from PO Cinneide, Leas Runai, to Miss Frances E Moran, Howth Road, Clontarf, Dublin, acknowledging receipt of her letter and informing her that it will receive attention.

s 3874

Letter

Memorandum from [P O Cinneide?] to Runai, stating that the Attorney General is in favour of Miss Moran's application to be called to the Inner Bar. `The Attorney also stated that so far as he was aware no lady had yet been called to the Inner Bar either her [sic] or in England and he felt that Miss Moran was well worthy of the honour of being the first lady to be called'.

s 3874

Memorandum

Memorandum from the Taoiseach's office stating Miss Moran's request to be called to the Inner Bar, giving details of her present employment and indicating that the Attorney General and Chief Justice support the application. The matter is therefore submitted to the Government.

Calls to the Inner Bar, 1941-1945

lawyers

Statement to be signed by Eamon de Valera on behalf of the Government issuing to Frances Elizabeth Moran a Patent of Precedence which will entitle her to practice at the Inner Bar, 18 April 1941.

s 3874

Statement

Letter to Frances E Moran from PO Cinneide, secretary to the Government, 21 April 1941, informing her that she will be called to the Inner Bar in due course.

s 3874

Letter

Memorandum from PO Cinneide, 21 April 1941, informing him that the Government issued a Patent of Precedence to Frances Moran entitling her to admission to the Inner Bar. The Patent has been forwarded to the Chief Justice so that the necessary arrangements may be made.

s 3874

Memorandum