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Catherine Leonard. Concert held at the Aula Maxima, National University of Ireland, Galway. File includes typescript biography of Leonard, C.V. past press reviews and list of concerts; event management checklist with details of artists booking, tickets, media, programme, venue and ticket sales; correspondence includes TS letters between Madeleine Flanagan, Administrator of Music for Galway and Catherine Leonard discussing the arrangements for the concert.

Catherine Leonard and Maria Kolakowska. Concert held at the Aula Maxima, University College Galway and featuring the works of Brahms, Mozart, Schubert and Ravel. File includes Fax letter from Madeleine Flanagan, Administrator of Music for Galway to Judy Woodworth, National Concert Hall seeking contact details for Catherine Leonard (12 Jun 1995) Draft TS letter from Flanagan to Catherine Leonard, inviting Leonard to give a recital in Galway and discussing availability and fees (15 Jun 1995) Fax copy of MS letter from Leonard to Dr. Jane O'Leary, Programme Director of Music for Galway outlining her programme for her Galway concert (25 Sep 1995) TS letter signed by Flanagan for Fax to Leonard detailing travel and concert arrangements (13 Oct 1995) Draft letter from Flanagan to 'Music Teachers VEC', publicising the concert (undated) TS press release issued by Music for Galway publicising the concert; fax copies of past reviews of performances by Leonard at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, taken from the Irish Times (fax is dated 26 Oct 1995) and also from the Belfast Telegraph (21 Oct 1995) and also includes a fax copy of biography and past press quotes on Leonard.

Opening Night: 09/08/1932
Playwright: W.B. Yeats
Venue: Dublin

Opening Night: 17/03/1930
Playwright: W.B. Yeats, Edward McNulty
Venue: Dublin

Opening Night: 09/07/1928
Playwright: W.B. Yeats, J.M. Synge
Venue: Dublin

First page of the text of a lecture on Catholic Action given by Father Hayes at University College Cork. A typed transcript of the page is attached.

Two promotional flyers, 'Death and then…?' and 'The truth about the Catholic Church' printed by the Catholic Enquiry Centre, London. Both flyers state 'We cannot give you the Faith but we can give you facts about the Faith and remove misunderstandings. You may never intend to become a Catholic. But we can still help you.'

Copy of the 28 November 1941 edition of the Catholic Herald, London. The name of Reverend Father [Joseph] Bergin has been written above the masthead.

Correspondence regarding the establishment of an international body and Irish support for an organisation; Muintir na Tíre support and involvement in I.C.R.A.

Secondary research forming part of Kerby A. Miller's research on letters sent by Catholic missionaries, mainly serving in the United States, to their alma mater All Hallows College in Drumcondra, Dublin during the mid-to-late 19th century. All Hallows College was a prominent Roman Catholic missionary seminary operating from 1842 to 2016. Founded by Father John Hand to train Irish priests for global missions, the college sent over 1,500 missionaries to English-speaking countries.
The series contains: Kerby A. Miller's research correspondence with relatives of the letter-writers, including the Rev Andrew Talty, archivists, the Berkeley County Historical Society, and the diocese in a number of related cities; biographical notes and research on the priests; census research; abstracts of the letters with notes and annotations; an annotated copy of Patrick F. Murray's 1956 notes on the missionary correspondence, also held on University of Notre Dame microfilm; and photocopied pages from secondary sources on West Virginia, St Peters Roman Catholic Church, All Hallows priests, and the Immaculate Conception Parish in Massachusetts.