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Restaurant
IE 2135 P50/1/1/4657 · File · May 1962
Part of The Shannon Development Collection

Black and white negative of people eating at a table in the restaurant at Shannon Airport. Inside paper notes 4566 but these are not those negatives. Envelope notes the initials T.J.C.

 Shannon Development
Resolutions passed at a trustees' meeting
IE 2135 P101/3/3 · Item · August 1877
Part of The Mungret Agricultural School Papers

Resolutions passed at a meeting of the trustees of Mungret Model Farm held in Limerick on 18 August 1877, relating mainly to preference being given to admitting pupils from the city and county of Limerick prior to those from other parts of Ireland.

 Mungret Agricultural School
Resolutions agreed at a meeting held at the Commercial Buildings
Resolutions agreed at a meeting held at the Commercial Buildings
IE 2135 P4/3/1/2 · Item · 14 September 1819
Part of The Thomas Spring Rice Papers

Resolutions unanimously agreed at a meeting held at the Commercial Buildings with Thomas Spring Rice in the chair, including that to petition for the rights of the freeholders and resident freemen of the city of Limerick to return a Member to the Parliament. The bottom left hand corner of the third page bears the additional date 28 May 1830.

 Rice, Thomas Spring, 1st Baron Monteagle of Brandon (1790-1866), landowner and politician
Resolution passed at a meeting between Stephen de Vere and J. G. Barry
IE 2135 P101/3/5 · Item · June 1878
Part of The Mungret Agricultural School Papers

Resolution passed during a meeting held on 24 June 1878 between Stephen E. de Vere and J. G. Barry that Lord Emly be requested to wait upon the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland with reference to the model farm and school of Mungret. The school buildings are built on a large scale and in good repair, capable of accommodating 60 boarders and the school employs a staff of twelve but only contains six pupils, of whom just three are from county Limerick. The trustees have satisfied themselves of the failure of the institution and the consequent waste of public and private funds devoted to it and suggest an alternative plan by which the establishment might be made available for purposes of general (including agricultural) education. The Commissioners of National Education, in whose hands the management of the institution was vested under a lease from the trustees, have declined to accede to this suggestion and by letter dated 15 March 1878 gave notice to the trustees of surrender of the farm and premises on 29 September 1878. Where the Commissioners have failed, the trustees are unlikely to succeed, and they propose the school’s conversion into a middle place between the primary schools and collegiate institutions.

 Mungret Agricultural School
Resolution passed at a council meeting
IE 2135 P40/2/3/5/1/2 · File · July 1926
Part of The O'Mara Papers

Copy of a resolution passed at a meeting of the standing committee of the County Borough Council of Limerick on 28 July 1926 regretting the death of Senator Stephen O’Mara. Also a related cover letter; and copies of a response from O’Mara’s sons Stephen and Alphonsus.

 O'Mara family of Strand House, Limerick