BOD Church Building — Cat. 998
Documents relating to church building at Glenstal Abbey (BOD collection).
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- Glenstal Abbey
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- Dear Mr. Thompson,
- JOHN C. THOMPSON,
- J. C. THOMPSON
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5-1-52. 29 Dear Mr. Thompson, CHIEF HEAD Thanks for your letter of the 4th inst. th the sheds on the site. They may even leave their name up. As long as they take their name away at the time when the new tenders are being present it is certainly bright. (R & D) With kindest regards, yours sincerely. (R & D) With kindest regards, yours sincerely. (R & D) With kindest regards, yours sincerely. JOHN C. THOMPSON, B.E., B.ARCH., M.R.I.A.I., A.B.I.B.A., A.M.I.C.E.I. ARCHITECT - CIVIL ENGINEER. 65, O'CONNELL ST., LIMERICK. Tel. 279. 4th January, 1952. Dom Athanisius de Coninck, O.S.B., Glenstal Priory, Murroe, Co. Limerick. JCT/ME Dear Father Sub-Prior, I have been in touch with Messrs. Kelly regarding the corrugated shed on the site. They had intended taking it down as they considered it might have been presumptious of them to leave it there. If it is all the same to you then they would not move it for the present. With kind regard. Yours sincerely J. C. THOMPSON per M. Elliott. 2023-11-15/998