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Memory of teaching in Nigeria in 1960's
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Memories of universities in Ireland
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Memories of Chicago 1950's
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Memories of hideouts from childhood
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Letter outlining that the ‘working drawings are being prepared’ regarding the proposed works at the War Memorial Park, Islandbridge, and are expected to be completed towards the end of May.
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | World War 1
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Letter requesting the forwarding of a letter.
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | World War 1
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File containing copies of documents from meeting minutes of ‘the select vestrymen of St- Andrews Parish’. Contained in folder entitled ‘1994 High Court Affidavits to be Sworn: Memorial St. Andrews Churchyard’. Folder is addressed to Frank and contains a note stating ‘Talk to Paul
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | Ireland.High Court of Justice
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Certificate of the transfer of shares from Bank of Ireland addressed to Right Hon, Andrew Jameson and Lewis Hardy Somers Beatty, Esq., referred to as the transferees, a total sum of £50,000:0:0. Includes name of witness to the transfer. Also includes a note regarding the value of
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | Bank of Ireland--Dublin
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Copies of a document regarding the history of the “Ginchy” Cross which details the background of the making of the Cross right up to the Cross’ present location ‘in the North East House of the newly completed Irish National War Memorial, Islandbridge, Dublin.
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | World War 1
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Contains letters of correspondence between Harry Clarke and the National War Memorial Committee regarding the commissioning of Clarke ‘to do a set of not less than eight drawings…..for our books of record which are being printed by Mr Roberts’ (11 August 1922). Includes a letter
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | Clarke, Harry, 1889- 1931
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Letter inquiring whether the proposals for the particulars of the opening of the War Memorial have yet been placed before the Minister for Finance as the ‘Trustees are extremely anxious that the Park should be opened to the public if the Government agree’.
World War, 1914-1918 | Irish National War Memorial | World War 1
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