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Letter to the Taoiseach from MF Davidson, 25 February 1955, asking him if he is in a position to let her have a reply to her letters of 6 and 11 November 1954.

s 6177C/1

Letter

Copy letter to Senator Mary F Davidson from the Taoiseach, 2 March 1955, stating that he has discussed the issue of the extension of full civil rights to public servants with the Tanaiste who has given him documents. These, he writes, will take some time to consider.

s 6177C/1

Letter

Letter to the Taoiseach from Mary F Davidson, 5 March 1955, asking him would it be possible for him to deal at an early date with the local authorities aspect of the question of the extension of full civil rights to public servants in view of the approach of the Local Government Elections.

s 6177C/1

Letter

Letter to Mary F Davidson from the Taoiseach, 7 March 1955, stating that it will not be possible for some considerable time to deal with the local authorities aspect of the question of the extension of full civil rights to public servants.

s 6177C/1

Letter

Copy minute to Commandant O'Hegarty from the President's Office, 27 March 1928, enclosing receipt signed by Margaret Fallon, 27 March 1928, acknowledging the sum of £25.

s 8284

Minute

Minute to the Private Secretary to the President, 2 April 1928, from the Department of Defence, concerning the death of Frank Fagan. Arrangements are being made to obtain for the DáilSpecial Fund refund of the gratuity of £20 which was awarded to his widow.

s 8284

Minute

Letter from Margaret Fallon to Mrs Cosgrave, 1 April 1925. She received the parcel with medical supplies and is now feeling better. She thanks her for her kindness.

s 8284

Letter

Copy minute to the Private Secretary, Minister for Defence, 11 July 1928, relating to the repayment by Mrs Fagan of the grant of £20 paid to her out of the DáilSpecial Fund. In view of the smallness of the amount the President is to be asked whether the repayment condition should be waived.

s 8284

Minute

Minute to the President from the Department of Justice, 6 October 1928, detailing the case of the late Frank Fagan. Nothing can be done officially for his widow except pay her the gratuity of £29.18.0 to which she is entitled. He writes that he has not been able to find suitable employment for Mrs Fagan but will continue to bear the matter in mind.

s 8284

Minute

Letter to Mrs Cosgrave from Maura Fagan. She is the sole support of her mother but her salary, she writes, is very small. She asks Mrs Cosgrave to help by using her influence to assist her to find better employment.

s 8284

Letter