Hodges Figgis, re: Ozonam House, Mountjoy square
Hodges Figgis, re: Ozonam House, Mountjoy square
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- Monastery
- Glenstal Abbey, Murroe
- Subject
- Monastery, Monks, Religious Life
- Creator
- Glenstal Abbey
- Place
- Murroe, Limerick, Cashel Diocese, Diocese of Cashel
- Language
- English
- Priors
- Bernard o Dea, Bernard O' Dea
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- The Sunshine Fund has existed since 1935, but at the moment there is danger, due to the lack of volunteers to help in the organisation. It is a very good and interesting work and a…
- The young men whom you will contact have perhaps some idea of the Sunshine Fund but if not to commute members will be pleased to give details and if necessary visit any place to gi…
- 6 DAWSON STREET
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2023-06-23/716 FOUNDED 1768 HODGES FIGGIS & CO. LTD. Booksellers and Publishers 6 DAWSON STREET DUBLIN DIRECTORS Frances T. Figgis S. E. Allen Figgis TELEPHONES 76408/9 30th January '60 My Lord about Thank you for your letter of 27th anst. and enquiry. There is in Ozanam House, Mounting Square. Dublin a Special Work of the V. de P. known as the Sunshine Fund. Its purpose is to bring Dublin & held on to the Sea side for one week's holiday, byprogress. every sum mar, (last week in May until September is the Season) but forganization is essential and office work has to be done during the year. The Advocate, issued every alm Sunday is a paper by which funds are collected to defray expenses for the Sunshine Fund. and here again office work has to be done. UNIVERSITY BOOKSELLERS : NEW AND ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS : AGENTS FOR ORDNANCE SURVEY
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The Sunshine Fund has existed since 1935, but at the moment there is danger, due to the lack of volunteers to help in the organisation. It is a very good and interesting work and a group of young men will find ample scope for social lenders, in such an outlet. I strongly recommend this work from personal experience and contact with those who in to past years helped to make the Sunshine Fund a success. The young men whom you will contact have perhaps some idea of the Sunshine Fund but if not to commute members will be pleased to give details and if necessary visit any place to give such information. I regret to have extended so much on the single idea but cannot at the moment make any other suggestion. again many thanks I am my forth Your vicedient Servant J. Y. Murray