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Emo

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BT County Laois (Queen's)

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NT St Mary's (Emo)

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UF Ioma

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Account book of the Irish Jesuit Province

IE IJA ADMN/16/14
Item
September 1925 - August 1932

Part of Administration of the Irish Jesuits

Account book of the Irish Jesuit Province. Includes an alphabetical index.

Apportionment account between the Jesuit Fathers and Cholmeley Harrison

IE IJA FM/EMO/21
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30 January 1970

Part of Irish Jesuit houses of formation

Apportionment account between the Jesuit Fathers and Cholmeley Harrison (purchaser of Emo).

Jackson, Stops and McCabe, auctioneers

Expenditure on St Mary's, Emo

IE IJA FM/EMO/8
Item
September 1931

Part of Irish Jesuit houses of formation

Expenditure on St Mary's, Emo totalling £16,494.15.10.

Final account for maintenance and structural work carried out at St Mary's, Emo, County Laois

IE IJA FM/EMO/11
Item
June 1961

Part of Irish Jesuit houses of formation

Final account for maintenance and structural work carried out at St Mary's, Emo, County Laois.

Letter from J. A. Kenny and Partners, Consulting Engineers to Rev. William Dargan SJ concerning the account for the centralisation of the boiler plant at Emo

IE IJA FM/EMO/14
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25 February - 2 March 1970

Part of Irish Jesuit houses of formation

Letter from Eoin Kenny, J. A. Kenny and Partners, Consulting Engineers, 44 Kildare Street, Dublin 2 to Rev. William Dargan SJ, 84 Eglinton Road, Dublin 4 concerning the account for the centralisation of the boiler plant at Emo. Includes a detailed account of the cost of the work carried out.

J. A. Kenny and Partners, Consulting Engineers

Letters on the declining circulation of 'An Timire'

IE IJA ADMN/3/28
File
5 December 1933 - 20 September 1935

Part of Administration of the Irish Jesuits

Letters, mostly to Irish Fr Provincial discussing the declining circulation 'An Timire', the Irish Messenger of the Sacred Heart and proposals to issue the magazine on a quarterly, rather than monthly basis.