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            IE IJA FM/TULL/250 · Dossier · 19 July 1983
            Fait partie de St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

            Photographs of the sculptures, ‘Crucifix’, ‘Blessed Virgin and Child’ and ‘St. Joseph the Workman’ by Laurence Campbell which were displayed in the Domestic Chapel at Tullabeg. Black and white and colour. Various sizes. Note concerning the colour photographs by Fr Richard Coyne SJ.

            IE IJA FM/TULL/256 · Dossier · 24 September 1962-6 April 1963
            Fait partie de St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

            File relating to the founding of the Retreat House at Tullabeg. Includes letters from the bishops of Killaloe, Kildare and Leighin and Ardagh and Clonmacnoise in relation to the promotion of the work of the retreat house, letters from Bishop Kyne of Meath concerning its official opening and press cuttings.

            Swimming pool at Tullabeg
            IE IJA FM/TULL/272 · Dossier · 1950-1958
            Fait partie de St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

            File relating to the swimming pool at Tullabeg. Includes various letters and calculations relating to the pump, plans for new development around the pool and the water supply.

            Plans of Tullabeg cemetery and letters
            IE IJA FM/TULL/279 · Dossier · 1952-1956; 1976-1977
            Fait partie de St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Offaly

            Plans of Tullabeg cemetery drawn up by Br James Christian SJ in 1952, lists of names and dates of those who were buried in Tullabeg; extracts from the Province Necrologia (1818-1874); later correspondence between Fr Fergal McGrath SJ, Province Archivist, and Fr Richard Coyne SJ, librarian, Tullabeg, concerning the Rahan graves.