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- Dates:
- 1926-1927 — 1926
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Annual reports
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Manuscript report, written in Irish, relating to the proposed memorial and the search for approval for the project from the Governing Body of University College Dublin. The report was unanimously adopted by the committee and has been signed by Eoin Ó Broleáin, secretary, and Pádraig O Donnobhán,... [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1933-11-10-1934-01-02 — 1933-11-10
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Minutes refer to the exhibition of black and white designs for the panels of the stained glass window along with comments and suggested changes made by the Memorial Committee. The minutes were signed by Desmond E. Bell, chairman, 2 January 1934. [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1934-10-11-1934-11-14 — 1934-10-11
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Brief minutes of a meeting of the committee, signed by Kevin Mangan, chairman of the committee, 14 November 1934.
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- Dates:
- 1932-11-03-1932-12-21 — 1932-11-03
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Minutes relate to a draft sketch of the plans for the proposed memorial window, a circular appealing for funds and the departure of Tadhg O'Neill from the committee. The minutes were signed by Ua Rathghaille, chairman, 21 December 1932. [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1932-07-18-1932-08-25 — 1932-07-18
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Minutes refer to the committee’s success in obtaining permission from the UCD Governing Body for the erection of a stained glass window and agreement with the Harry Clarke Studio on the cost of the project. The minutes were signed by Tadhg O’Neill, President R.C. [Students' Representative... [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1932-05-24-1932-07-18 — 1932-05-24
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- The minutes of the meeting pertain to a discussion on whether the scheme outlined in the 1929–30 Report should be adhered to and the possibility of deferring payment for the window and suspending the collection of funds until the permission of the Governing Body has been obtained. The minutes were... [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1932-10-18-1932-11-03 — 1932-10-18
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- The minutes of the meeting record initial discussions on the design of the panels for the stained glass window. The minutes were signed by Tadhg O'Neill, chairman, on 3 November 1932.
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- Dates:
- 1934-01-08-1934-03-01 — 1934-01-08
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Minutes of a meeting of the Kevin Barry Memorial Committee. The minutes refer to the proposed acceptance of subscriptions from people who do not and have never attended University College Dublin and the proposed date for the unveiling ceremony. The meeting was adjourned and resumed on the 15th... [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1934-04-27-1934-07-23 — 1934-04-27
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- The minutes concern payment due to the Clarke studio, the date of the unveiling ceremony and the decision to publish a photograph of the stained glass window in the college magazine Comhthrom Feinne. The minutes were signed by Desmond Bell, chairman, 23 July 1934, and feature manuscript annotations. […] [ … ]
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- Dates:
- 1934-03-01-1934-04-27 — 1934-03-01
- Type/Formats:
- Text — Minutes (records)
- Contributor:
- Kevin Barry Memorial Committee
- Abstract:
- Minutes refer to the question of whether to accept subscriptions from political parties and the likelihood that the stained glass window would not be completed for the intended Saint Patrick's Day unveiling. Signed by Desmond Bell, 27 April 1934. [ … ]
