Letter from Seán T. Ó Ceallaigh to Hagan

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Ó Ceallaigh, Seán T.
Hagan, John, 1873-1930
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Holograph letter from Seán T.(Ó Ceallaigh) '"91"' (St. Stephen's Green, Dublin), to Hagan. Believing now that they will send a representative to the Vatican; speculating whether O'Kelly could be sent; Professor O'Sullivan once wished to go but could not be spared; 'Conn' [...] might have ambitions and might fit the present policy of employing 'slavish machines'. Wondering who acted as chaperon to the McGs [...] in Rome, mentioning Canice [O'Gorman]. The man in Paris may be disgruntled because of another man's promotion. Cait's recovery is very slow; her colleague has kindly been substituting for her. Cosgrave's statement on the penal laws is being examined by their lawyers; although it seems to be factually wrong, it would probably destroy their bill, were they to go ahead with it. M.J.B.(rowne) works on a paper for the Maynooth Union, on the F.(ree) S.(tate)'s position towards the church. He will tell Arthur Clery of the rescript. He met Canon D.[...] of south Kilkenny who is going to Rome in the summer. Dev.(alera) prefers Ó Ceallaigh to let The Nation go in favour of other things; possibly he will found a weekly with dedicated staff; the daily suffers from various problems, too. There is much speculation on [a new cardinal]. The new (Bishop of) Meath is a friend of Paul W.[...].
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1929-05-08
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The Papers of John Hagan (1904-1930)
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