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Minute Books (1925-1942)
IE OCL OBHPA/4/1 · Subsérie · 1925-1942
Parte de Records of Offaly Board of Health and Public Assistance

Minutes of the proceedings of the Offaly Board of Health acting as the Sanitary Authority, recording executive decisions on matters of public health such as installation of sewerage schemes; installation of water pumps; condition of housing; registration of dairymen; reports of infectious diseases such as diphtheria, tuberculosis etc; vaccination defaulters; and other matters formerly overseen by rural district councils. Also includes reports from the medical officers of health in each district.

Minute Book (1928-1929)
IE OCL OBHPA/4/1/5 · Item · October 1928-March 1929
Parte de Records of Offaly Board of Health and Public Assistance

Includes:

Notices served on houses owners to carry out urgent repairs for their tenants; reports on the medical officer of health on overcrowding in houses; recommendations to send children with physical and mental defects to institutions, although Protestant institutions needed consent of parish priest; instances of diphtheria, scarletina, tuberculosis; and a report from Home Assistance Officer, Birr, concerning the level of destitution in the town.

Minute Book (1935)
IE OCL OBHPA/4/1/15 · Item · January 1935- December 1935
Parte de Records of Offaly Board of Health and Public Assistance

Includes:

Correspondence with Department of Local Government relating to the burial grounds vested in the County Health District, and ensuing reports to the Board from the Chief Medical Officer of Health and the Secretary in relation to the registration of interments at the forty burial grounds in Offaly vested in the Board of Health.

Minute Book (1938)
IE OCL OBHPA/4/1/20 · Item · January 1938-December 1938
Parte de Records of Offaly Board of Health and Public Assistance

Includes:

Decisions regarding the unsuitability of Arden burial ground for further burials from the county home due to overcrowding and arrangements be made to negotiate the acquisition of a piece of land adjoining the cemetery at Clonminch.