Title: Priests and people in Ireland Year: 1902 (1900s) Authors: McCarthy, Michael J. F. (Michael John Fitzgerald) Subjects: Publisher: Dublin, Hodges Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Text Appearing Before Image: All Hallows College, Dublin jC2ootoT Al\ Hallows at Dnimcondra, itc.(pp. 115, 119). It is for priests intended for the foreign mission, and is managed by the Yincentianpriests.

Text Appearing After Image: Lawrence. St. Patricks Training College, Dublin This is the Catholic Training College for male National Teachers in Dublin, which ismanaged by the Yincentian priests and subsidised by the State.To the Superior of St Yincenfs, Philsborough, &c., ;{;2oo(p. 134). EVERY PENNY TO THE CHURCH 123 Edward Holland, of the Carmelite Priory, ClarendonStreet, Dublin, £2^\ to the Prior of the CarmeliteCommunity, Whitefriar Street, ^25 ; and i^20 to saidRev. James Baxter, for masses to be offered up publiclyin Ireland for the repose of the souls of the deceasedand her deceased relatives, and to he offered as soon aspossible. And testator bequeathed the residue of herproperty as follows: One-fifth thereof to Mrs. Daniel,whose name in religion is Mother Frances, of thePresentation Order, Terenure, upon trust, to be appliedby her for the education of Irish Catholic priests underthe charge of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, MungretCollege, Limerick ; one other fifth to the Superioress ofthe Si

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