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Tullabeg Receipts, 1951-1958

IE IJA FM/TULL/116
Unidad documental simple
1951-1958

Parte deSt Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

Bound volume entitled ‘St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Receipts.’

Walks around Tullabeg, 1930s

IE IJA FM/TULL/117
Unidad documental simple
1930-1939

Parte deSt Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

Copybook containing notes compiled from various sources, on walks around Tullabeg. “Some (!) Walks By One ‘wot’ knows.” Includes nine hand copied maps demonstrating routes.

Notes on the History of the Tullabeg District, 1936

IE IJA FM/TULL/118
Unidad documental simple
1936

Parte deSt Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

Bound volume entitled ‘Notes on the History of the Tullabeg District’ by Fr Denis Nerney SJ (Donnchadh Mac An Airchinningh) Includes ‘extracts from a Tullabeg Diary, 1856 – 1872’ (p68 – 71).

Nerney; Denis (1886-1958); Jesuit priest

Calendar of Philisophy Studies at Tullabeg, 1936-1937