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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.

File of correspondence between the Rectors of Tullabeg including Fr Kieran Hanley SJ and Fr Donal Mulcahy SJ, and solicitors, such as J.G. O’Connor and Company, Dublin and Hoey and Denning, Tullamore, relating to the titles to various plots of land owned by the Jesuits at Tullabeg, the payment of rates, and the letting of the pasture lands to various tenants.

File of material relating to the title to and sale of land at Tullabeg. Includes tracing of map of the property contained in the Land Registry (1981).

File relating to apostolic work at Tullabeg including reports on retreat work and on the church. Includes account of annual retreat numbers, correspondence relating to the continued viability of the retreat house and preliminary plans for the development of a Jesuit pastoral centre.

File relating to the laying down of a new water pipe and pump at Tullabeg and to (4 November 1960) fire prevention plans. Includes correspondence between the Fr Michael Connolly SJ, Rector, Fr Tom Scully SJ and Fr Patrick Cunningham SJ and various suppliers and a series of letters to the Rector from O’Gorman Quinn and Company, Fire Protection Engineers, Dublin relating to fire engines and extinguishers.

File relating to the Tullabeg pilot project on unemployment directed by Br Tom Phelan SJ. Includes information from comparative projects such as the Coodham Unemployment Project in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.

Plans for the proposed water supply of St. Stanislaus’ College, Tullabeg drawn up by Fr Tom J. Scully SJ.

Ordnance Survey map of county Offaly featuring St. Stanislaus College, Tullabeg.

Letter to Fr Michael Connolly SJ, Rector, Tullabeg, from J.P. Candy, Chief Engineer, Office of Public Works, Dublin, in relation to the water level of the stream entering the Grand Canal between Corcoran’s Bridge and Becan’s bridge.

Drawing by Michael Scott and Partners, architects, Merrion Square Dublin, of the new layout of the sanctuary in the domestic chapel at Tullabeg.