BOD Church Building — Cat. 985
Documents relating to church building at Glenstal Abbey (BOD collection).
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- Attribution
- Glenstal Abbey
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- I was very distressed to hear from Mr. Molongy that you were in some way disappointed with Mr. Mulcahy. I could discuss this matter with you when I go to Glenstal on Monday. In the…
- 65, O'CONNELL ST.,
- JOHN C. THOMPSON,
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JOHN C. THOMPSON, B.E., B.ARCH., M.R.I.A.I., A.R.I.B.A., A.M.I.C.E.I. ARCHITECT - CIVIL ENGINEER. 65, O'CONNELL ST., LIMERICK. Tel. 279. Dom Athanisius de Coninck, O.S.B., Glenstal Priory, Murroe, Co. Limerick. 20th October, 1951. Dear Father Sub-Prior, I thank you for yours of the 17th instant with cheque enclosed for Clerk of Work's account. It is I who should be thanking you as my work in Glenstal has been a real pleasure and I assure you of my continued co-operation. I was very distressed to hear from Mr. Molongy that you were in some way disappointed with Mr. Mulcahy. I could discuss this matter with you when I go to Glenstal on Monday. In the meantime, I assure you that Mr. Mulcahy had no right whatsoever to discuss contracts with you. With kindest regards. Yours very sincerely, 2023-11-15/985