GIBSON BEQUEST SUB-COMMITTEE SPECIAL MEETING
‘The Joint Committee invite applications for the post of Assistant Caretaker, at a salary of £52 per annum and cost of living bonus. Age limit 17-20.
Applications will be received by the undersigned at his office, Sharman Crawford Street, Cork, up to Saturday 16th December; they should be accompanied with copies of two recent testimonials. Canvassing directly or indirectly will be regarded as a disqualification.
Further Particulars on application.
F.B. Giltinan, Secretary, 7th December 1922
[source: The Cork Examiner p3, 9 December 1922)
Minutes from the Technical Instruction Cork Borough Committee:
Due to the circumstances of the Irish Civil War many classes including Building Construction saw the number of enrolled students drop dramatically. Such was the decrease in Building Construction (usually between 30 to 40 students per annum) that the Committee decided to suspend the first year of the class.
‘The Principal, School of Art, reported that the Day Crochet Class had seven students registered, with an average attendance of about 4. The explanation given by the teacher was that in her opinion the fee, twice that of the Lace Drawing Class at night, the average attendance was 5. These matters were referred to the School of Art Sub-Committee’.
[source: The Cork Examiner p3, 9 December 1922)
Monday 20 November / Thursday 30 November 1922
Thursday 16 November / Saturday 18 November 1922
Thursday 9 November / Tuesday 31 October 1922
11 July / 7 August / 11 August / 12 August 1922
