ID24396
CollectionPioneer Total Abstinence Association (PTAA)
Collection DescriptionThe Pioneer Total Abstinence Association (PTAA) was founded in Dublin in the Presbytery of St Francis Xavier Church, Gardiner Street in December 1898 by Fr James Cullen, SJ. Present at that first meeting were four well known Dublin women, Mrs Anne Egan, Miss Lizzie Power, Mrs Mary Bury and Mrs A.M. Sullivan. Although little is known of these four women they formed the first group of an Association that would grow to become one of the most prominent Catholic movements in the first half of the twentieth century in Ireland. An essential component of the Association was devotion to the Sacred Heart with a focus on the spiritual element in the work of the PTAA. [UCD Archives]
Collection Web Addresshttps://www.ucd.ie/archives/t4media/p0145-ptaa-descriptive-catalogue.pdf
Alternate Collection Web Addresshttps://www.ucd.ie/archives/collections/depositedcollections...
ReferenceP145
DescriptionNewspaper cuttings, notes, and correspondence relating to the PTAA’s opposition to Sunday opening, 1948 and changes to the licensing laws, 1960.
AccessBy prior appointment.
Date1948; 1960
Century20th
Keywords
Note

This collection was transferred to UCD Archives in 1997 from the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association offices at 27 Upper Sherrard Street, Dublin 1.

 

Repository NameUCD Archives
AddressJames Joyce Library UCD Belfield Dublin 4
EircodeD04 R7R0
Telephone(01) 716-7555
Email Addressarchives@ucd.ie
Repository Web Addresswww.ucd.ie/archives
latitude53.30671
longitude-6.22347