Letter from M.J. Curran to Hagan

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Pontifical Irish College
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Curran, Michael J.
Hagan, John, 1873-1930
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Holograph letter from M.[J.Curran], to (Hagan, enclosing a registered letter (not extant). Asking if there would be an obstacle to him joining Boylanon a journey to the Holy Land next January. He met the writer of the express letter today; they had met their friend in Genoa, and he fears their mission is a rather vague one; they do not want to see Hagan's Oberammergau friend. He will go to Tivoli and not return to Rome until Hagan is back. According to the papers the Republicans did not take the oath; the senate might be trying to invite the republicans into the Dáil. He does not see a way how they could take the oath in its present form. [John] McNeill is still in Geneva. The latest commentary in the Times is so 'like old times!' Commenting on rumours that Cosgrave was invited to give up Finance. Regards to Morrissey.
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1923-09-21
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