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1947

Mechanical Engineering, Architecture andBuilding, Printing and Book Production:Prospectus Session 1947-48City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee

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Chief Executive 0 f f icer :

m R T I N GLEESON, M.A., B.COMM., H.DIP.ED.

Technical Institute, Bolton ' Street Principal: MARTIN KEADY, B.E., B.SC., A.R.C.SC.I.

Vice-Princi@d : DONAL O'D;WYER, B.ARCH., M.R.I.A.I.

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Head of Department: THE PRINCIPAL. ,

Assistant Head of Department : .

JOHN D. BARRY, M.SC., A.M.I.MECH.E., A.MJ,A.Et

Head of Motor Cur Engineering Division : w. D. PILE, AIM+N*M.EI, A.M.I.A.E.

Ekigf E"3tsa"t~ctror (Mechanical Engineering Trades) : H. F~TZGEW.

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING HaaH 0)' D e p m ~ ~ r r ~ : THE: VICE-~WMCXPAL,

Assistant Head o f D e w t m e n t : B. O'REXLGY, B.MCH., A.R.I.B.A. . . -

Chief Inst~lructor (Building Trades) :

DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING & BOOK PRODUCTION Teacher-in-Charge : W. J . FITZPATRICK.

SCIENCE DIVISION Head .of Dietision : J . NUNAN, B.SC,, H.DIP.ED.

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ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTE :

Day School Activities

Evening School Activities . . ... ... ... E&INATIONS

... SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES ...

... ... GENERAL REGULATIONS

DEPARTMEHT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING : ,

... . . . . Treaching Staff ...

... Description of Courses ... Courses and Timetables : . .-

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Mechanical Engineering Technology ... 33

... Marine Engineering ... 34

. . . . . . . Naval Architecture ... 34

Mechanical Engineering Trades ... ... 35

Motor Car Engineering Trades ... ... 39

Motor Car Engineering ~echna l&y ... 40

Watchmaking ... ... ... 41

Physical Training ... . 41

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.em 4)

WHOLE-TIME DAY APPRENTICE SCHOLARSHIP COURSES :

... ... Teaching Staff . . . . ,,, 9 63

... Desciiptim of Caurses J 6 L ,,, 64 Subjects and Allocation of Hours *.* .** Is .

... ... ... Teaching Staff ... 48

... ... ... Description of Courses 69

... ... ... Courses and Timetables 71

DAY JUNIOR TECHNICAL COURSE : .

... ... Teaching Staff ..* ... 75

... Description of Course ... ... 76

... Subjects and Allocation of Hours , ... ??

CITY OF DUBLIN ' VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ' COMMITTEE

Alderman Martin O'Sullivan, T.D., P.C. (Chairman), 74 Ballyrnun Road, Glasnevin.

Rev. J. Fitzpatrick, D.D. (Vice-Chairman), 1 Frankfort Avenue, Rathgar.

Alderman Bernard Butler, B.A., T.D., 1 6 Healthfield Road, Ter2nure. Alderman John McCann, T.D., 68 Fortfield Road, Terenure. Councillor John Breen, 1 Arran Quay Terrace, Dublin. Councillor Cormac Breathnach, T.D., LL.D., 384 Clontarf Road, Dublin. Councillor Michael O'Higgins, 1 I St. Mary's Road, Ballsbridge. Councillor James P. Trainor, 2 Dawson Street, Dublin, The Rt. Hon. Councillor P. J. Cahill, P.C., Lord Mayor, Mansion House,

Dublin. Padraig T. Breathnach, Ph.D., M.A.,- F.C.P., 66 Iona Road, Glasnevin. Mrs. M. Mulvey, P.C., Readsdale, Main Street, Dundrum. Mr. Maurice F. O'Connell, B.A., H.Dip.Ed., 1 7 Oakley Road, Ranelagh. Mr. John Swift, 3 7 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin. Mr. Hilary Williams, 46 Lambay Road, Drumcondra.

Offices :-The* Technical Institute, Bolton Street, Dublin.

MARTIN M. GLEESON, M.A., B.Comm., H.Dip.Ed. Chief Executive Officer.

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CITY OF DUBLIN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION -SUB-COMMITTEE (Technical Institute, Bolton Street and Branch- School, Cape1 Street)

Alderman Martin O'Sullivan, T.D., 74 Ballymun Road, Glasnevin, Dublin.

Senator SeSn P. Campbell, Dublin Typographical Provident Society. Mr. T. A. Crampton, Master Builders' Association. Mr. Thomas D'Arcy, Irish National Painters' and. Decorators' Union. Mr. Gerard Doyle, Dublin Operative Plasterers' Trade Society. Mr. Michael O'Reilly, Irish Engineering Industrial Union. Mr. Robert Murphy, Master Jewellers' Association. Mr. M. P. Rowan, 52 Capel Street, Dublin. Mr. W. J. Whelan, Dublin Typographical Proviaent Society. Mr. Hilary Williams, Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stone-

layers' Mr. J. G. .Wilson, Dublin Master Printers' and Allied Trades'

Assocration.

Offices:-The Technical Institute, Bolton Street, Dublin.

MARTIN KEADY, B.E, B.SC., A.R.c.sC.I.

Telephone : 73553-4. Principal.

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ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Mechanical Engineering

J. CASSIDY, General Secretary, Irish Engineering and Foundry Union, 33 Gardiner's Place, Dublin.

J. O'BRIEN, General Secretary, Irish Engineering Industrial Union, 6 Gardiner's Row, Dublin.

BRIAN D'A. PATTERSON, Personnel Officer, Colras Iompair Eireann, 59 Upper O'Connell Street, Dublin.

H. LENNOX, General Manager, Liffey Dockyard Co., East Wall, Dublin,

S. ~FLAHERTY, Managing Director, Messrs. Howard MacGarvey & Sons, 62 T m s e n d Street, Dublin.

GEORGE WATT, Messrs, George Watt, Ltd., Soho Engineering Works, 27 Bridgefioot Street, Dublin.

Motor Engineering

A. MCAULEY, B.SC., Rolling Stwk Engineer, &ras Iompair , Eireann, Broadstone, Dublin. .

CHARLES WARREN, Society of Irish Motor Traders. P. P. BRENNAN, Secretary, Irish Automobile Drivers' and Autw

Mechanics' Union, 9 Pamell Square, Dublin. J. ~ B R I E N , Secretary, Irish Engineering Industrial Union,

6 Gardiner's ROW, Dublin.

. Architecture

A.R.I.B.A.

W. HOWARD COORE, ~P.R.I.A.I.

A.RJ.B,A.

A. H. HOPE, B.ARCH., ~~I.R.I.A.I.,

A.R.I+B,A.

F. B. MEEHAN, M.R.I.A.I.

H. S. ROBSON, M.SC., B.ARCH.,

M.R.'I.A.I., A.R.I.B.A.

D, O'TOOLE

Board of Architectural Education of the Roy4

1 Institute of the Architem of 1reIand.

Quantity and 'Building Surveying

C. J. DUNLOP, F.S.I., F.R+I.A.I. t Chartered Surveyors' J. A. KAVANAGH, F.S.I. Institution E. F. N.' TAYLOR, ks.i, j (Eire Branch).

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Building Trades I. /

Master Builders' Association:

Association of Master Plumbers, Heating and Ventilating Engineers

of Ireland.. :

t National Association of Master Painters and Decorators of Ireland.

1 Brick and Stonelayers' Society. b

1 Plumbers', .Glaziers' and Domestic Engineers'

Union, - , k

LEO CRAWFORD Operative plasterers' GERALD DOYLE

Trade So+etyp , DONAL O'REILLY . I ,

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ROBERT F. MORGAN, National Amalgamated Society of Painters.

JOHN MULHALL, Irish National Painters' Union.

L. HUDSON, United House and Ship Painters' Union.

Watchmaking

R. MURPHY t Master Jewellers' G. W. SLE~TER Association. J. WEIR J. RYAN, Gold, silver and Allied Trades Union.

Printing and Book 'Production

JAMES ROBERTSON G. E. HETHERINGTON * Dublin Master Printers'

i Association,

Dublin Typographical Provident Skiety.

j. MCCANN, Lithographic Printers' Society,

IM, COLGAN, Irish Bookbinders' and Rulers' Union.

E. MEALY, Stereotypers' Society. J

J. DUNNE, Dublin Newspaper Managers' Committee. , .;

J. JEFFERS, Lithographic Artists' and Process-Workers' Society.

General Description of the Activities of the Institute

DEPARTMENTS

The work of the Institute comprises both Day and Evening Classes and is carried out under three main sub-divisions or departments :

Mechanical Engineering,

Architecture and Building and

Printing and Book Production.

DAY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

The Day Schml activities comprise :

(a) Whole-time Pre-employment Course - Day Junior Technical Course.

(6) Whole-time Apprentice SchoIarship Courses in : . Watchmaking ; Bricklaying ; Plumbing ; Plastering ;

Painting and Decorating. ,

(c) Part-time Apprentice Courses in : Fitting and Turning; Carpentry and Joinery; Paint-

ing and Decorating; Cabinetmaking; Printing.

(4 Specialised Higher Technological Courses in : Mechanical Engineering; Architecture ; Quantity and

Building Surveying.

EVENING SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

The Evening School activities comprise :

1. Department of Mechanical Engineering (a) Technological Courses in :

, Mechanical Engineering; Motor Car Engineering;

Marine Engineering; Naval Architecture.

(b) Trade Courses in :.

Fitting and Turning ; Garage Practice ; Metal Plate Work ; . Brassfinishing ; Patternmaking ; Boilermaking; '

Smithwork; Art Ironwork; %-Acetylene and Electric Welding ; Foundry 'Work ; Gas-fitting ; Watchmaking; Brass Moulding.

2. Department of .Architecture and Building

(a) ~echnolb~ica l Courses in : .

Architecture ; Civil Engineering ; Quantity Surveying ; Building Science; Land Surveying and Levelling.

( 6 ) Trade Courses in :

Bricklaying ; Carpentry and Joinery ; Plumbing; Plastering; Painting and Decorating; Cabinetmaking; Woodcutting Machinery ; Coachbuilding; C o a c h- painting ; Coachtrimming ; Shipconstruction.

3. Department of Printing and Book Production

Courses in :

(a) Typography : Compositors' Work; Linatype and Intertype; Mano-

type Keyboard and Caster; Press Work.

(6) Bookbinding : Stationery and Letterpress Binding; Gilding.

(c) Lithography, Transfer and Press Work.

(e) Office Work : junior Clerical and Warehouse Work; Costing and

Estimating,

V) Art and Design : Modern Bookwork and Display, Illustration, etc.;

Design f.or Bookbinders ; Art for Lithographers.

(g) Irish.

EXAMINATIONS

, , . The Courses. are designed to prepare studerlts fa1 the following . j . , ,

y~mina t ims : . ' , _ I , ,

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1. Department of Education Examinations

(a) Technological Certificate Exminations in :

Mechanical Engineering; Motar Car- $Fagificering;

. - , I Buildiug. r I +

(b) Trade Certificate Examinations in:

~ i t t e r s" Work ; Turners' Work ; Metal plate w o r k ; , ' , . . t r 0 '

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~rissf idishin~ , . ; Motor Car Engineering ; Boilermakers'

. ,! ' . . . , Work ; Brickmrk Carpentry and ~ o i n e r ~ ; Plumbers' *

Work ; ~ l? s t~ r e r s ' 'y9:q$ ; , ..painters9 and, Decorators' Work ; Cabinetmaking ; Woodcutting Machinists' Work ; Compositors' Work ; Letterpress Machine Work.

2. Examinations of Professional Institutes

' " ' l ' T h e 'Institution of Mekhinical* 'Engineers. I \ i

The ~ o ~ a i ~nstitute' of thk 'A;.fhitects of Iteland;

The Chartered Surveyors' Institution (Eire Branch).

The Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland. I,,, " 4 I I

. Board of Trade Examination for the Certification of Marine Engineers

42 ; City1 and 'Cuildi of Limdon Institute . 8 . , , '% # 4

Gas-fitting a'nh other dubjects corresponding ti those listed above. a r

. SCHOLARSHIPS AND . PRIZES . . . , , ! . \ . : I

The City of Dublin Vocatioiial Education Corbmittee offer'+the f ollqwing scholarships annually : .

~rish, Proficiency Scholarships, ' entitling the holders to free entry to the Day Junior Technical School and to an annual payment of $3 to Caver the cost of b d s and tquipment; The scholarships are awarded on the result of an oral examination in Irish. Candi- dates are first required to pass a qualifying examination of a standard equivalent to the Sixth Standard of the Primary Schools. These examinations are conducted in the month of June.

T Gaedhealtacht Scholarships, entitling the holders to a Summer Course in the Gaedhealtacht, free of all expense. These scholarships , - are open to competition amongst the spdents of the Whole;time, pay Courses. Dates of examinations are announced to students. ... , a ;, ,

D& ~pbrentice scholarship;, entitling 'the holders to f training for two years in the Whole-time Day Apprentice SciioIa2: ship Courses, together with a payment of six shillings per week during the first year and eight shillings 'per week during -the s e a d year of the Courses. On the conqlusion of the Courses, students. are. accepted as third-year apprentices, to the .trades.' The schola~shi@. are a ~ a r d e s to candidates b e m e n the ages 'of 14 and 16 p a r s who; have passed a qualifying maminatian of P r i m a q ~ h a v i n g Certifkttkt. standard and who have been selected- on .the rqul t of an interview, by a board, consisting of ,representatives of tbe i School and la%: !the: Employers' and Operatives' Associations of the. .trades cohcer&ed4. Examinations and interviews are generally 'canducked in . the .month of March. - , ..I...i

The Dublin Mechanics' Institute Scholarships are provided for by ' t l ie Dublin Mechadics' Ihititute Residaary Fund:' *:One scholarship! each is awarded &dually in th& Mekhkfii~al Engii&ing and Building Trades Groups to apprentices between the ages of -3 6

iand 19 years who have been in attendance at a Technical Course during ,thg pr,evious session and made a specified, minimum attendance. The Scholarships are tenable ,for three year? a d arc.,.iaiyed about £3 each per year. I , , I , . . , % I , . ; a . z :

The Department of Education offers the following medals and pqizes' annually in connection with their examinations :

(a) Technological Certificate Examinations. A prke of $1. in each subject of the Elementary and Intermediate Stages. A silver medal, a first prize of $2 and a second prize of S 1 in each subject of the Advanced Stage. .

(b) Trade Certificate Examinations. A prize of £1 in each of the practical and' written examinations of the Junior Stage. A bronze medal and a prize of $2 in each of the practical, and a prize of £1 in each of the written, examinations of the Senior Stage.

The Mulligan Bequest Prizes, valued £1 each, are oEered to students of the 'Day Junior Technical School dependent on. attendance and progress during the First Year. T o be eligible, students must. be in attendance at a t suitable Second Year Course.

The William Rooney Memorial Prizes are provided for by a trust fund, established in memory of William Rooney (Fear na Muinntir), the Irish poet and patriot. A sum of approximately k12 is available annually fo; awards to students who are apprentices to the Mechanical Engineering and Building trades. The award alter- nates in successive years between students of the Engineering and Building trade groups, but is not available to holders of scholarships in the Day Apprentice Courses. A competent knowledge of Irish is an essential requirement, in addition to regular attendance and proficiency.

Brick and Stonelayers' Union Prizes. A sum of $3 is provided anqually f,or award as prizes to students of the Brickwork Courses. The Union condvcts the examination.

Gypsum and Bricks Prize. An annual contributiori is made by Gypsum and Bricks, Ltd., for award as prizes to students of the i ' 'n&-: : . I - I .

Plastering Courses. 'i An.

The Dublin Master Printers' Association Prizes. Prizes to the value af $5 are awarded annually to students of the Day Appren- tice Courses in Printing. .

The Dublin Typographical Society's Prizes. Prizes to the value of $5 are awarded annually to students of the Day Apprentice Courses in Printing.

The Young Master Printers' Group Prize. Prizes to the value of £5'are awarded annually to students of the Evening Courses in Printing.

The William Rooney Memorial Shield is awarded each year to the student of second year status in the Day Apprentice Course in Printing who shows greatest proficiency in his craft and the mast competent knowledge of oral Irish.

The Union of Sheet Metalworkers' Prize, value &7 7s., is awarded annually to apprentices of the Sheet Metalwork Classes, mainly on the results'of the Trade Certificate Examinations of the Department of Education. .

Carpentry axid Joinery Prize. A sum of $5 annually is dnonymously contributed for award ,as prizes to students of the Carpentry and Joinery Courses.

' CITY .OF DUBLIN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 4 t COMMITI'EE .

GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE SCHOOLS AND CLASSES OPERATING UNDER THE AUTHORITY

OF THE COMMITTEE

1. ADMISSION AND ENROLMENT

(a) -In general, applicants for admission to the Classes and Courses must be not less than 14 years of age, but admission to a whole- .time Day Course may be granted where the applicant is over 13 years of age and has been enrolled for a t least one year-in the Sixth Standard of a Primary School. This Regulation does not apply to the Schml of Music.

(b) The Committee, in accordance with the means and facilities a t . their disposal, have provided classes for the sole purpose of supplementing the practical trade training of persons actually employed at and engaged in the various operations of the trade and whose employment as such is accepted by the recognised Unions of the trades concerned.

) I n determining whether an applicant for admission to one of these practical trade classes complies with the above conditions the Committee is guided, where necessary, by the evidence supplied by the Masters' Associations and the official Trade Unions of the trade concerned,

(d) Admission to a p1articular class or course is subject to the published regulations relative to that class or course.

(e) One month after the opening date of classes or courses students will be permitted to enrol only with the special permission of the Schml Authority.

( f ) Pupils in attendance at Primary and Secondary Schools are not eligible for enrolment except by special permission of the School Authority.

, .(g) .Ths, educational fitqeq : of ? went to. enrol in. a p e a i 4 ~ comsc,may be decided by a?, qqqination q* o k aea& cbn&d.$kd, nccsmry; s .

. (h) 4 student is not en4itlqd to enrol in p elass or course wech the SchpA Authority decides is teo adva~ced for his/her standards 'of, howledge.

a , (9 Enrolment procedure :--- I '

(9 Intending students must eater on the Enrdment Ferm, , . .supplied all the inforpation, required by tbe Sc;hwl

Authority. I . L . '

(ii) The classes or coqrsea to be taken are decided in i ~ t y - view with a member,.of 'the Schod St&. . (.

(3, T h e appropriate fek is, thm paid to an oilicer of . the - Com~ttee and a rfceipt issued therefor. A student who

pays a fee must .insist. that he receives an &cid r;kipt - for the amount bf the f 64 paid. :

(iv) f i e appropriate clasp ticket/tickets is then issued to the student,

(1) ( I ) No student miay attedd a Jass until he/sbe has r t x e i ~ d a class ticket. I

, (ii) b n first attencfance at each dasg t h ~ student must tender , to the teacher (in, charge &/her appropriate' dass ticket,

together with the receipt for fee paid

(k) Students will be enrolled during the period md at the times stated in the C o P d t t e e 9 s publicaticm.

, n e School Authority is authorised to refuse an enrolment,, pending a decision thereon by the Committee.

2. FEES

(a) The 5ees payable for the several classes and courses included in the ~Lhheme of Instruction are stated in the publications of the Committee, and must be paid in full on enrolment unless otherwise stated.

(6) Where a course includes subjects of different stages, the total fee'will be computed on the bais that the initial fee is that of the highest stage.

(c) For enrolments in subjects ancillary to the ,original enrolment, in the same or another Schml or Department, the additional fee will be computed on the b,asis th,at all the classes have been selected on first enrolment. Where the additional subjects are deemed not to be ancillary, the fee payable will be as for a separate enrolment.

(La) The School Authority is authorised to decide if the additional enrolment is ancillary to the original enrolment.

(e) F!or fee purposes, Irish and/or Physical Training will be regarded as additional subjects to any class or course.

- If) Fees will not be refunded except where a class does not form., n c ' i

(g) Cheques should be crossed and made payable to the City of Dublin Vocational Education b i t t e e .

3. TRANSFERS

An enrolment is net transferable from one student to another. Transfer from one class to another, from one Schwl to ahother, from Day Classes to Evening Classes, o r from Evening Classes to Day Classes, with allowance for the fees paid, will be permitted only for a satisfactow reason and by special permission of the - -

School Authority.

4. PRODUCTION OF ORIGINAL RECEIPT

Where applications are made for additional enrolments, or for transfers, the original receipt must be produced.

5. FORMATION AND CONTINUANCE OF CLASSES

The. Committee reserves the right a t any time to add. or delete classes or courses $0 or from its Scheme of Instruction; to extend the period of a class; and to c l m a class, o r to alter the day or times of a class meeting.

6. DISCIPLINE.

The School Authority may suspend any student for breach of rules and regulations ; absence f r a classes ; irregular or unpunctual attendance; disorderly conduct "id the School or within the School precincts; disobedience to a membler of the staff; or for any other reason deemed sufficient. The Committee reserves the right to confirm such suspension and to cancel the enrolment without refund of fee. Where immediate action is required because of indiscipline on the part of the students, any member of the School Staff has authority to take appropriate measures, pending report to the School Authority.

7. SMOKING

Smoking is not permitted in the Schools.

8. INJURY TO STUDENTS . ,

The Committee does not accept responsibility f,or injury to students resulting from carelm conduct or neglect or disregard of regulations.

9 STUDENT PROPERTY

T'hi Committee dses not accept any r e s ~ n s i b i l i t ~ flor loss or damage to any student property-bicycles, hats, c&ats, books, etc.

10. SCHOOL PROPERTY

Where School property is damaged wilfully 'or through careless conduct on the part of students, such students (or their parerits or guardians) may be requireld, on the order of the Committee, to pay for such repairs or replacements as may be necessary.

11. CHANCE OF ADDRESS

Students should notify the School Authority of any change of address.

restrict enrolment in the trade practical classes to those persons who are actually employed in the several processes and operations of the trade.

The classes to which this regulation refers in the Session 1947-48 will be the Evening Trade Classes in :

Fitting and Turning; Garage Practice; Metal Plate ,

Work ; Brassfinishing ; Patternmaking ; Boilermaking ; Smithwork; Art Iron Work; Oxy-Acetylene and Electric Welding; Foundry Work-Iron Moulding; Brass Moulding ; Gas-fitting ; Watchmaking ; Bricklaying ; Carpentry and Joinery; Plumbing ; Plastering; P'ainting and Decorating; Cabinetmaking; Wadcutting Machinists' Work ; Coachbuilding ; Coachpainting ; Coiachtriming ; Shipconstruction ; Typography ; Bookbinding ; Li thoigraphy.

And the Part-time Day Apprentice Workshop Classes in : Cabinetmaking; Carpentry and J,oinery ; Painting and

Decorating ; Printing ; Fitting and Turning; Hairdressing ; &rage Practice.

For admission to the trade classes as nawd, proof of actual employment in the several processes and operations of the trade will be certificates to that effect from the Masters' Associations and/or the official flrades Unions of the trade concerned.

DAY AND EVENING TECHNOLOGICAL COURSES (Architecture, Quantity and Building Surveying, Mechanical Engineering, Motor Car Engineering, Marine Engineering)

Only such students will be admitted as have attained a standard of general education that will enable them to follow all the subjects of the Course. with pxofit. In the absence of satisfactory evidence on this point, intending students may be required to pass a qualifying examination as a condition of admission.

The above Regulations have been adopted by Resolution of the Yo~cational Education Committee for the City of Dublin and approved by the Minister for Education.

FEES

.Fee

& s, d.

1 0 0 per Session

COURSES in :

Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . 1 10 ' 0 per Session Marine Ehgineering (No. 7) ... 3 0 0 per Course Architectuxe (Whole-time C o u r s e

Nos. 106-8) ... .. . 3 0 0 per Session

Ditto (Part-timi! Course Nos. 101-5) 1 10 0 9 9

Ditto (Design only) . . . . 1 2 6 p t

Quantity and Building Surveying (Whole-time Course Nos. 120-121) 3 0 0 ' I

. Ditto (Part-time Course Nos. 124-

126) . . . . . ... 1 1 0 0 9 P

All Courses or Single Subjects (except

Irish) . . .I . - - ... 7 5 per Session

Irish ... 2 6 .. . ... )D

Additional Subjects, each ... 2 6 9 )

' Refunds of fees will not be made except in cases where classes, for

which students have enrolled, do not form.

EQUIPMENT

The equipment of the School can be briefly described under seven heads : (1) Laboratories, (2) Drawing Offices and Art Room, (3) Workshops, (4) Classrooms and Lecture Rooms, (5) Gymnasium, (6) Surveying and Levelling Equipment and (7) Models and Specimens.

Laboratories

T h e Laboratories, covering a floor area of 7,500 sq. feet, are five in number :

(a) AN ELEMENTARY PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY LABORATORY with Preparation Rooms and Stores equipped with the usual apparatus required ,for preliminary courses in General

cience. S '

(b) A MECHANICS AND MATERIALS TESTING LABORATORY well equipped with apparatus for demonstrating the laws' of statics and dynamics and ,with machines for testing engineering and building materials in compressi~on, tension, shear, bending and- torsion, and foi- measuring deflections and extensions under load. T h e equipment includes an Avery vertical single-lever testing machine capable of apply- ing tension or compression up to 5 tons; a vertical-screw testing machine for defldction and cross-breaking tests; a torsion testing machine; a cement testing machine of the compound lever type; a beam testing apparatus; a Searle extensometer and several wire extensometers and compression and tension testing machines for springs.

( c ) A HEAT ,LABORATORY with equipment for experimental . ,

work on Heat and Heat Engines, including Jiinker and Bomb Calorimeters, flashpoint and viscosity apparatus, pyrometer (Whipple's Heat Recorder), equipment for the study of the gas laws (including temperature-pressure appar,atus for high pressures), steam pressure gauges, Peugeot Engine and the Davidson apparatus demonstrating the principles of domestic hot-water installations, Exten- sions of the' equipment are being planned to permit of making comparative measurements of the thermal con- ductivity of building materials.

( d ) AN ELECTRICITY LA~ORATORY equipped for experimental work on D.C. with special equipment for use in connection with the courses in Automobile Electricity.

(e) AN ENGINE TESTING LABORATORY fully equipped for the practical study of Petrol, Oil, Gas and Steam Engine problems, T h e plant includes :

A Ccyl inbr Wolseley petrol engine fitted with Hopkinson Indicator for photographing the indicator diagrams ; a water-cooled Prony brake ; calorimeters far measuring heat loss in jacket water and exhaust gases and measuring tank for finding petrol consumption.

A 50 B.H.P. Diesel oil engine by Mirrlees, Bicker- ton and. Day fitted with motor-driven compressor and Fraude dynamometer for B.H.P. measurement.

A 28 B.H.P. gas engine by Crossley Bros. fitted with ,

the usual apparatus for making B.H.P. and . I.H.P. .

tests.

Two, experimental steam engines with apparatus for making B.H.P. and 1,H.P. tests.

Experimental apparatus for the study of the properties of steam, . r '

( ( .& t i >=

Drawing Offices and Art Room - There are four well equipped and well lighted Drawing Oilices and an Art Room covering in the aggregate a floor area af 6,000 sq. it. T h e Art Room is prdvided ! with a good selection of n~odels and plaster casts, !

Workshops ,

Trade workshops, having an aggregate floor area of over 30,000 sq. ft., are individually equipped for- each of the trades wv&d by the activities of the Institute.

THE FITTING AND TURNING WORKSHOPS. are well providkd with modern machine tools, including : ten power driven screw- cutting surfacing lathes, including two with magazines, t h e drilling machines, one vertical and one horizontal universal milling machine, a 3-ft. planer, a shaping machine, a nibbling machine, a universal grinding machine, a power Saw and grinders for twist drills and lathe tools. There are three forges. 1 . ,

THE GARAGE is equipped with the usual small tools for repairing British and American cars and with an hydraulic hoist; portable electric drilling machine ; hydraulic press ; boring bars for big-end and main bearings and for cylinder reconditioning; connecting rod and steering aligning tools ; battery-charging equipment ; air meter for tyre inflation; Stromberg engine test apparatus and Weston electrical fault-finding instruments.

THE WOODCUTTING M~ACHINE SHOP is equipped with a heavy cirhlar saw bench; a tenoning and scribing machine; a surficing and thicknessing machine ; a bandsawing machine ;, two vertical-spindle . moulding machines; a fret- or jig-sawing machine; a modturning lathe ; a sandpapering machine ; four grinding machines ; a chain and chisel morticing machine and a small circular saw bench.

THE PRINTING AND BOOK PRODUCTION WORKSHOPS include :

In the Letterpress Section, in addition to modem equipment for . Compositors, a " Pony" Miehle Machine, Phoenix, Arab and Favourite Platen Machines, Heid,elberg Automatic Platen ; Dawson Payne S.W. Automatic Cylinder Machine, Payne Demy Stop- Cylinder Wharfedale Machine, with face-up delivery, two Linotype Machines, one Intertype Machine, two Monotype Keyboards and a Monotype Caster, with Lead and Rule and Display Type Attach- ment.

In the Lithography Section are a Royal Folio Waite Rotary O&et Machine, four transfer presses, and a Copper-plate press.

The Photo-Lithography 'Section includes one 12 ins, x 10 ins. Hunter Camera, illuminated by Boardman Arc lamps, and the usual equipment for dark room; printing down frames, plate whirler, electric drying fan, etc. ,

The Boobbinding equipment indudes all the usual appliances for Forwarding and Finishing both Stationery and Letterpress Binding, Gilding, Marbling, Gold blocking, etc.

Other fully equipped workshops are provided in the Mechanical Engineering and Building Departments as follows :

(a) Mechanical Engineering : Boilermaking, ~ o u n d b , Pattern- making, Metal-plate Work and Oxy-acetylene Welding, Gasfitting, Smithwork and Art Ironwork.

( b ) Building : Brickwork and Masonry, Carpentry and Joinery, Plumbing (equipped with oxy-acetylene welding, cutting and lead-burning plants), Plastering, Painting' and Decora- ting, Cabinetmaking, Coach and Motor-body Building, Coachpainting and Coachtrimming.

There is a building yard in which students of the several building classes co-operate in the erection of small buildings.

Classrooms and Lecture Rooms There are a number of well-lighted c1assroo;ms equipped on modern

lines and covering in the aggregate a flaor area of over 6,000 sq. ft., and a Cinema Theatre with seating for 200 students,

. Gymnasium A large Gymnasium covering a floor area of 2,200 sq, ft. is pro-

vided f or Physical Training.

Surveying and Levelling Equipment for class work and field work includes 100-ft. and Gunter's chains and accessories; two improved Dumpy levels and one Crooke Throughton level; theodo- lite ; levelling staffs ; plane-table clinometer ; prismatic compass ; planimeter; the usual scales, computing scales, proportional dividers, protractors, etc.

Models and Specimens . I

A large collection of Mechanical Engineering and Building Con- structi0.n models has been acquired and is constantly being add,ed to. These include models of machine parts, sectioned models of steam engine parts and of all common types of valve gear, scale and full- size models of carpentry and joinery construction, plumbing work, structural engineering details, sanitation and drainage details, full size specimens of brickwork and masonry and combined building details, examples of decorative plasterwork and specimens of building materials.

DEPARTMENT OF

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Head of Department : The Principal

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TEACHING STAFF

1. Mathematics, Physics and 3. Automobile Electricity: . Applied Mechanics :

W. BRODERICK, M.SC., H.DIP.ED. J. D. BARRY, IM.SC., A.M.I.IMBCH.E,

A.M.1.A.E. , P. V. HOBBS, M.A.E.T.

J. BOYLAN, A.M.I.MECH.E.,

A.M.I.C.E.I.

2. Heat Engines and Motor Car Engineering :

4. Machine Design:

J. D. BARRY, M. SC., A.M+IriMECH.E,

A.M.I.A.E.

J. C. FITZPATRICK, M.I.MECH.E.,

M.I.C.E.I.

W. J. ~ 'BRIEN, DIP,INO.

5. Machine Drawing:

B. FEE

W. KENNEDY

J. F. LAWLESS .

W. J. O'BRIEN, DIP.ING.

J. ROCHE

J, C. SLATER

6. Naval Architecture:

7. Physical Training:

M, DOOGAN

TEACHING STAFF (continued)

8. Trade:-Theory and Practice :

Boilermaking-R, BRYAN I Garage Practice-R. J. DOWLING

Brass Mou1ding-C. MAPLES

Fitting and Turning-

G. AUNGIER

Foundry Work-T. C. SMITH

Gasfitting- J, LENIHAN

Metalplate Wtork- J. DOOLEY

'I?. J. RYAN

Oxy-acetylene Welding-

T. J, RYAN

Smithwork and Art Ironwork-

A. J. WARD

DESCRIPTION* OF COURSES b $ .

1. TECHNOLOGlCAL COURSES

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (Higher Technological) DAY COURSE

This Course is designed to meet the requirements of the Syllabus of the Associate Membership Examination of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Instruction is given on two days per week from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and from 2.0 p.m. to 5.0 p.m. I n additi'on, the students attend at suitable evening school classes in thase subjects in which they may require extra tuition. The lecture work is modelled directly on the requirements of the examination syllabuses and is supplemented by practical work in the mechanical and engine testing laboratories. Students must carry out all homework and drawing exercises which are set by the lecturers.

The Course is designed on a three-years' basis, and the subjects chosen from the Institution programme are as follows :

Section A : Mathematics.

Applied Mechanics.

Engineering Drawing.

Applied Heat.

Workshop Technology.

Section I3 : Theory of Machines and Machine Design.

Properties and Strength of Materials,

Heat Engines,

Section C : Industrial Administration,

The School Session starts in September of each year and the students should be prepared to sit for Section A of the examination in the following April twelve-months. Sections B and C being taken at the next following April examinations. .

Penhission to sit for the examination must be obtained from the Council of the Institution following the sending in of Proposals for Election.

O n passing the requisite examinatjons the students may be elected as Graduate Members, provided that they fulfil the following requirements of the Institution :

(I) That they are between the ages of 21 and'30 years; and

(2) That they satisfy the Council that they have received or are receiving such regular training as Mechanical Engineers as would, in due course, fit them for employment as Mechanical Engineers.

For enrolment in this Course, students must be at least 18 years of age ,and must m e s s such . a standard of general education as would, in the opinion of the Principal, enable them to follow the instruction given.

The students must provide themselves with the specified text- books, note-books and drawing instruments.

The Evening Course in Marine Engineering (Nos. 9-12) is a 4years' course designed for students who are employed in engineering works and who intend to go to sea as marine engineers. The course covers the syllabus of Part A of the Certificate of Com- petency Examination (2nd Class) of the Board of Trade. Before going to sea, a student is required to have completed at least four years of approved apprenticeship, and it is a distinct advantage to have already pawed Part A of the ExamJnatioln.

The Evening Course in Mechanical Engineering Technology (Nos. 1-6) is a 6-years' course designed for students in engineering employment who wish to qualify in the technological branches of their work, A good standard of general education is required on entrance. Apprentices to the engineering trades who enjoy full opportunity for learning all branches of their trade ih the works and who have the required standard of general education, are advised tao choose the technological in preference to the trade course,

The course prepares students for the Technological Certificate Examinations in Mechanical Engineering of the Department of Education. - , .

The Evening Courses in Motor Car Engineering Technology (Nos. 49-58) are 5-year courses similar in aim to the above, designed for students employed in a technical capacity in Motor Car Engineering industry. They prepare students for the Technological Certificate Examinations in Motor Car Engineering of the Depart- ment of Education. There are two courses provided, corresponding with the two subject-groups of the Certificate Examinations.

2. TRADE COURSES

These courses are designed for apprentices and young journeymen engaged in the several trades. Every facility is given to students who wish to enter f,or the Trade Certificate Examinations of the Depart- ment of Education or of the* City and Guilds of London Institute, these examinations being conducted in the School at the close of the evening session.

EVENING COURSES leading to the Department of Education Examinations are provided in the following trades :

Fitters' and Turners' Work; Metalplate. Work; Brass- finishing ; Motor Car Engineering ; Boilermaking.

Evening Courses are also provided in the following trades :

Pgtternmaking; Faundry Work; Smithwork and Art Iron- work ; Oxy-acetylene Welding ; Omfitting; Watchmaking; Brass Moulding.

- Part-time Day Apprentice Courses. By agreement with certain

employers, \apprentices are allowed time off to attend this course on one day (6 hours) per week. I t is a tweyear course which aims at -

the attainment of the standard of the Elementary Technological Certificate of the Department i f Education.

I = 8 , . .. m i -

.- 'C'

The ParGtime Day Course in Fitting and Turning. By agreement with certain employers, apprentices are allowed time off to attend this course on one morning and one afternoon per week (6 hours per week). I t is a 2-years' course which aims at the attainment of the standard of the Junior Trade Certificate of the Depart- ment of Education.

Part-time Day Apprentice M o t ~ r Engineering Courses. '

By agreement with the Society of Irish Motor ~ i a d e r s , the apprehtices of all .city rnemibers of the Society are allowed off to attend this course on one half-day per week. The course is a five- year course which a i m at the standard of attainment of the Juniolr and Senior Trade Certificates in Motor Car Engineering of the D e ~ a r tment of Education.

The Whole-time Day reiti it ice Scholarship Course in Watchmaking is separately described in another part of this Prospectus (page 64), I

3.* PHYSICAL TRAINING

An Evening Course in Physical Training for men is provided.

4. IRISH LANGUAGE

Special Evening Courses in Irish, graded to meet the requirements of students, are conducted in the Branch School in Capel Street. All students are earnestly ~ecommended tiF attend one of these courses and thereby to play a vital part in the language revival and at 'the same time to equip themselves more fully to take their proper places in the industrial life of a Gaelic State.

Irish Courses in any of the Technical Institutes conducted by the City of Dublin Vocational Education Chmmitte~ are available to students of this Institute at a nominal fee.

COURSES AND T I M E TABLES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

TECHNOLOGICAL CERTIFICATE COURSES

SECOND YEAR :

Engineering Science IIB

INTERMEDIATE STAGE

THIRD YEAR: ... , - I Machine Drawing . . . . . . Tuesday 7.80-9.30 B 11 B. Fee . . . . . . . . . .. j Heat Engines Wednesday 1.50-9.30 A 11 B. Uormley

.. 'j' . . . . Mechanics . . . . . . . . . . . . Thursday 7.30-9.30 A 5 E. P. Dunne .......... - Mathematics Friday .. 7.30-9.30 C 7 W. Kavanagh

4 Machine Drawing Tuesday 7.30-9.30 B 11 B. Fee - . . ..... ... . . . . . . . . . . ' ... Heat Engines Tuesday 7.304.30 A 11 B. Gormley

. . . . . . . . . . . . ... Mechanics Friday 7.30-9.30 A 5 E. P. Dnnne . . . . . . . . . Mathematics Wednesday 7.30-9.30 C 7 H. C. Clifton

3b ADVANCED STAGE

FIFTH YEAR: 5 Machine Design Monday 7.30-9.30 C 1 J. C. Fitmatrick . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Heat Engines . . . . . . . . . Thursday 7.30-9.30 C 7 B. Gormley I

Applied Mechanics ...... Wethesday 7.30-9.30 A 5 J. Boylm Mathematics . . . . . . . . . Tuesday ... 7.30-9.30 C 7 H. C. Clifton

SIXTH YEAR :

6 Machine Design . . . . . . . . . Wednesday 7.30-9.30 B 18 J. C. Fitzpatrick

... . . . . . . . . . Heat Engines Briday 7.30-9.30 B 26 4. hnnley ...... Applied Mechanics Thursday 7.30-9.30 B 27 J. Boyla . . . . . . . . . .. . Mathematics 'I'uwday 7.30-9.30 C 7 H. C. Clifton

TRADE CERTIFICATE COURSES MARINE ENGINEERS' CERTIFICATE COURSE

(Part A)

No. of SUBJECT Day Hour Room TEACHER

Come

- - - FIRST YEAR :

9 Course No. 1 (Mechanical Engineering).

SECOND YEAR.

10 Course No. 2 (Mechanical Engiaeering).

THIRD YEAR.


' I

FOURTH YEAR.


... m a . ... Moa.

.*. mi.

A. D. 8 4 ~ h ~ n s W. O'Daherty J. Nmen and

S. 0. Tuama

(Trade Apprentices and Mechanics)

FITTERS' WORK AND TURNERS' WORK JUNIOR STAGE

FIRST YEAR : Fitting and Turning ... 1 A Workshop Theory ... 1 A

and Workshop Calculations ... 1 A Mechanical Drawing .. . 1 A

FittingandTurning ... 1B Workshop Theory ... 1 B

and Workshop Calculations ... 1 B Mechanical Drawing . .. 1 B.

TEACXER

Fitting and Turning ... 1 C Workshop Theory ... 1 C

and Workshop Calculations ... 1 C Mechanical Drawing ... 1 C

No. of SUBJECT

:ourse -

Fitting and Turning ... 1 D Workshop Theory ... 1 D

a?d Workshop Calculations . . . 1 D Mechamcal Drawing . . . 1 D

Hour .Day

SECOND YEAR ; RttingandTurning ... 2 A

Room

---

Workshop Theory ... 2 A and

Workshop Calculations ... 2 A Mechanical Drawing ... 2 A

Fitting and Turning . . . 2 B

Workshop Theory ... 2 B and

Workshop Calculations ... 2 B Mechanical Drawing ... 2 B

Thursday Monday . . . Monday . .. Tuesday . . . Wednesday Monday . . . Monday . . . Friday . . . Tuesday . . . Thursday

Thursday Monday ... Monday .. . Thursday

Thursday Wednesday

Tuesday ... \

Wednesday

, Wednesday 1 Friday ...

Monday ... Wednesday

Wednesday Friday ...

R. Tynan J. Gribben

J. J. Hughes J. Lawless

R. Tynan J. Gribben

J. J. C. J. Hughes Slater,

J. Roche R. Tynan J. Q~ibben

J. J. Hughes J. C. Slatcr.

J. Boche R. Tynan J. Gribben

J. J. Hughes J. C. Slater

G. 'Aungier, H. Fitzgerald

J. Gribben


G. Aungier, H. Fitzgerald

J. Gribben


16 1 Fitting and Turning ... 2 C Thursday ... 7.30-9.30 D 7 G. Aungier I I I I Workehop Theory ... 2 C

and Workehop Calculations ... 2 C Mechanical Drawing ... 2 C

SBCOM3 W A R : Metal Plate Wmk, httm and

rn*II. ... WCal F4tg Wdrk, Pmctlcal, 11

m I R D 'FEAR: M+ Plate Work, Lecture and

, Dra*III.

Metal Plate W'ork, Pmt4cd-111.

, No. 1 lu, 1 , synd&s

Students are recommended to add ,a class in Design.

, OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING

FIRST YEAR : ...... Oxy-Acetylene Welding

SECOND YEAR : Oxy-Acetylene & Electric WVelding

THIRD YEAR : Oxy-Acetylene & Elec&ic melding

Monday ...

Friday ...

Thursday

D 2 T. J. Ryan

D 2 T. J. Ryan

Students of all welding classes must provide themselves with goggles.

GAS FITTING -. . T h e Course in Gas Fitting has been arranged in compliance with the requirements of the

. !Institution of Gas Engineers for Students preparing for the Examinations prescribed by that Body. ,

SEUTION A ... ... 41 Lectures and Calculations Tuesday 7.30-9.30 ...... ... Gas Fitting, Practical Monday 7.80-9.80

SECTION B - 42 Lectures and Calculations-11. ... Thursday 7.30-9.30 ... ... Cjas Fit*, Practical-11. Tuesday 7.30-9.30

SECTION U ... 43 Lectures and Calculations-111. Wednesday 7.30-9.30 Gas Fitting, Practical-111. ... Thursday 7.80-9.30

J

I 2 7 - B 21 J. Lenihan

A 8 - B 21 J. Lenihan

MOTOR CAR ENGINEERING COURSES TRADE CERTIFICATE COURSE

otar Oar Engineering (Lecture)

W. Broderick and

tor Car Engineering (Lect

SENIOR STAGE

THIRD YEAR:

Workshop Practice ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . Electricity

Motor Car Engineering (Leaturel

FOURTH YEAR : . . . . . . . . . Garage Practice

...... Workshop Practice

Electricity . . . . . . . . . . . . Motor Car Engineering (Ledure)

Wednesday

Friday ... Tuesday ...

Monday ... Friday ... Thursday Wednesday

G. Mackenzie G. .Aungier,

R. Bent P. V. Hobbs W. D. Pile

R. J. Dowling and G. Mackenzfe G. Aungier,

R. Bent P. V. Robbe W. D. Pile

NO. of

Syllabus --

I -

TECHNOLOGICAL CERTIFICATE COURSES

(Students may choose either Course A or Course B) e x - ?- - .,

_L__

Course A ELEMENTARY STAGE

No. No. of SUBJECT of

Course S~Uabus - FIRST YEAR :

49 Motor Car Engineering Automobile Electricity . . . . . . Monday ...

s. H. Knight

... SECOND YEAR : 60 Motor Car Engineering (Lecture) Monday

Automobile Electricity ...... Tuesday ... S. H. Knight

INTERMEDIATE STAGE

THIRDYEAR: s s

51 Motor Car Epgineering (Lecture) Tuesday ... 7.30-9.30 B 15 W. D. Pile Automobile Electricity ...... Friday ... 7.30-9.30 A 6 P. V. Hobb e

FOURTH YEAR 62 Motor Car Engineering (Lecture) Wednesday 3.30-9.80 B 15 W. D. Pile

. . . . . . Automobile Electricity Thursday 7.30-9.30 A 6 P. V. Hobbs

ADVANCED STAGE ,

FIFTH YEAR: '

53 Motor Car Engineering (Lecture) Fliday' ... 7.30-9.30 C 22 W. D. Pile Automobile Electricity . . . . . . Thursday 7.80-9.30 A 6 P. V. Hobbs

. Course B ELEMENTARY STAGE

FIRST YEAR : ' Motor Car Engineering (Lecture) Engineering Scienoe LA ... Engineering Science 113 ... SECOND YEAR : Motor Car E~~ (Lecture) Engineering Science IIA ... Engineering Science IIB ...

Thursday 7.30-9.30 ... Friday 7.30-9.30

Monday ... 7.30-9.90 Friday ... 7.30-9.30

B 16 G. R. Smith A 11 J. Nnnan,

S. 0. Tuasls A6 E. P. Dunne

B 15 G. R. Smith A 11 J. Nunan,

8. Q. luama A 5 E. P. Dunne

I * I

INTERMEDIATE STAGE

No. ' EJ0'

of SUBJECT, Day - H ~ u r Rdom T Z A C ~ E ' of C a m e Sf llaWv

- THIRD YEAR :

... 86 IdoteZ C ~ Z (Lecke) Tuesbr 7.80-9.SO B 15 W. D. Pile ......... . Heat Engings Wednesday ?'.W,RO A 11 R. Ghra le~ Mechanics . . . . . . . . . Thursday 7.80-9.80 A B E. P. Dunne

FOURTH YJEAR:

67 Motor Ck Engbmhg (Lecture) Wednesday 7.30-9.m B 15 W. D. Pih . . . . . . . . . ... Heat En&& Tuesday 7.80-9.30' A 11 B. aarntley MecWm ......... Friday ... 7.3~-9.8~ A 6 E. P. Donne

ADVANCED STAGE h *

. ... FIFTH YEAR :

.. . . . . . . . Motor Car Enginering (Lecture) Frfday 7.3a-9.80 U 22 W. D. Pile H a t E&ES Th-y 7.80-9.80 11 B* Qo-Y ...... Applied Mechanis Wednesday 7.80-9.80 A 5 J. Bo~lan

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING

61 Watch and Clock Making-Theory and Practical

PHYSICAL TRAINING (Men)

r

... ... 611 Physical Training Dip. I Monday 7.30-9.30 C 9 M. C. Doogan

... ... 63 Physical ~ra iu ing Div. I1 Tuesday 7.80-9.30 C 9 M. C. Doogsn

TEACHING STAFF

1. Architectural Design: / 6. Quantities:

DEPARTMENT OF

ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING Head of Department : The Vice-Principal

Surveying : I

- , E. P. DUMNE, A.M.I.M.E.,

A.M.I.C+E.I.

W. J. O'BRIEN, DIP.ING.

5. Sanitation and Drainage: R. KAVANAGH, B.ARCH., M.R.I.A.I.

2. Buildiqg Construction, Specifications and Materials :

3. History of Architecture: B. O'REILLX; B.ARCH.

4. Structural Engineering,

7. Mathematics and Science: W. BRODERICK, M.SC., H.DIP.ED.

T. CAMPBELL, M.A., H,DIP.ED.

8. Geometry and Drawing: J. J. BURKE -

J. CUNNINGHAM

R. GRIMES, A.B.I.C.C.

B, O'REILLY, B.ARCH.

J. C. SLATER

9. Commercial and Legal Subjects :

P. F. LEONARD, M.A., Barrister- at-Law

TEACHING STAFF (continued)

10. Languages: Coachpainting-R. MCNAMARA

L, MACAMHLAOIBH, B.A. (HONS.) Coachtrimming-G. O'KEEFE

M. MOORE

11. Physical Training :

R. BUNYAN

12. Trade:

Bricklaying-E. BYRNE

Carpentry and Joinery-

T. BRIDGEMAN

J. O'CALLAGHAN

J. O'BYRNE

R. GRIMES, A.B.I.C.C.

. ' J . CUNNINGHAM

Painting and Decorating-

C, O'BYRNE

Plastering-

J. SAUNDERS, FULL TECH. C. & G,

L. COMERFORD

Plumbing-

J. BOLTTO&, FULL TECH* C r & 0.

D. ROOKEY

Ship Construction--

W, KENNEDY

J. O'BRIEN

Woodcutting Machinery-

J. WALL

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DESCRIPTION OF COURSES 1. TECHNOLOGICAL COURSES

The Whole-time Course in Architecture (Nos. 106-108) is a 3-years' day course designed to prepare students for the Inter- mediate Examination of thle Royal Institute of the Architects of

- Ireland. I t is assumed that students taking the course will have passed the Preliminary Examination of that Institute or one of the examinations (e.g., Secondary Leaving Certificate or Matriculation) that confer exemption therefrom. On completion of this course, students are recommended to obtain employment in an architect's office and to continue for a further two years in the Part-time Course (see below) in preparation for the Final Examination. The Institute of Architects has agreed to allow students of this course to submit work done in the School in lieu of the Testimonies of Study normally required of candidates for the Intermediate Examination,

The Part-time Course in Architecture (Nos. 101-105) is a 5-years' part-time afternoon and evening course for students in Architects' olffices designed to ptrepare them for the Intermediate and Final Examinations of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland. I t is assumed that students taking this course will have passed the Preliminary Examination of that Institute or one of the examinations carrying exemption therefrom. This course involves attendance on two to four afternotons per week, in addition to evening c l a s ~ s (see Time Tables),

Alternative evening clizsses in Design are provided for students who are unable to attend afternoon classes.

The Whole-time Course in Quantity and Building Survey- ing (Nos. 120-121) is a 2-tl;-years' day course designed to prepare students for the ' First and Intermediate Examinati,ons of the Chartered Surveyors' Institution (Eire Branch, Building and Quantities sub-division). I t is assumed that students taking the course will have passed the Preliminary Examination of that Institution or one of the examinations that confer exemption therefrom. The Chartered Surveyors' Institution accepts this course as a training qualification, rendering a student eligible to sit for the First and Tntermediate Examinations. Before sitting for his .Final Examina-

tion, he must spend two years in a Surveyors' office and during this period he may follow the evening course.

The Part-time Course in Quantity and Building Surveying ((Nos. 124-126) is a 23-years' part-time afternoon and evening course for students in Surveyors' office's. It is similar in aim to the *whole-time course, described above, and involves attendance on two afternoons per week, in addition to evening classes (see Time Tables). O n completion of this course, the student may transfer to the evening course in preparation for the Final Examination of the Institution,

The Evening Course in Quantity and Building Surveying $(Nos. 127-129) is a 3-years' evening course (fourth, fifth and sixth years) in preparation for the Final Examination of the Chprtered Surveyors' Institution, and is suited to students who have completed the whole-time or part-time courses describ'ed above.

L,.= The Evening Course in Civil Engineering (Nos. 130-133) is a 5- ears' evening course designed for students who are employed in Engineering offices, to prepare them for the Associate-Membership Examination of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland. A certificate of successful completion -of this course is accepted by the Institution as evidence of technical education which is a pre-requisite for admission to that Examination, Before admission, a candidate must alsa satisfy the Institution as to his practical training in

The Evening Courses in Building Science (Nos. 112-117) are 5-years' evening courses designed for students who are employed in a technical capacity in the building industry and leading to the Certificate Examinations of the Department of Education. Certi- ficates are awarded in the Elementary, I'ntermediate and Advanced Stages to candidates who obtain passes in the f*ollowing subjects :

(ii) Mathematics and Geometry. ELEMENTARY STAGE : (i) Building Cbnstructim and

(i) Building Construction ;

(ii) Structural Engineering or Builders' Quantities o r

Plane and Solid Geometry. . The Evening Course in Land Surveying and Levelling

(Nos, 146-1147) is suitable for assistants and students in Architects', Engineers', Surveyors', Builders' and Insurance offices. It comprises lectures and field work. The latter are held on Saturday afternoons during late spring and early summer.

2. TRADE COURSES These courses are designed for apprentices and young journeymen

engaged in the several trades. Every facility is given to students who wish to enter for the Trade Certificate Examinations of the Depart- ment of Education or of the City and Guilds of London Institute (see page lo), these examinations being conducted in the School at the close #of the evening session.

EVENING COURSES leading to the Department of Education Examinations are provided in the following trades :

Bricklaying (three yeax course, NOS. 154-1 56) ;

Carpentry and Joinqry (five year course, Nos, 1.59-1 63) ; Plumbing (five year bourse, Nos. 1 64- 168) ; - .

Plastering (four year course, Nos, 169-1 72) ; L C - L'?. -. ., ,_ - Y

Painting and Decorating (four year course, Nos. 173-1 76) ;

Cabinetmaking (two year course, Nos, 179-1 80), and

Woodcutting Machinery (three year course, Nos. 191-1 93).

Evening Courses are also provided in the following trades :

Coach and Motor Body Building (three year course, Nos. 194- 1 96) ;

Coach painting (two year course, Nos. 197-198);

Coach trimming (two year course, Nos. 200-201); >

Ship construction (three year course, Nos, 212-214):

PART-TIME DAY COURSES. By agreement with the Dublin Master Builders' Association, the Master Painters' Asba t i on , the Trade Unions concerned and the Apprenticeship Committees, apprentices to certain trades are allowed time off to attend these courses of afternoon Iectuies and practical work. Courses are provided in the following ' trades :

Carpentry and Joinery (Nos. 21 5-21 6) ;

Painting and Decorating (Nos. 220-221) ;

Cabinetmaki& (Nos. 225-226).

Similar part-time day courses will be inaugurated in other trades in which the requisite conditions can be procured,

Whole- time Day Apprentice Scholarship Courses in Brick- laying, Plumbing, Plastering and Painting and Decorating are separately described in another part 04 this Prospectus (see page 64).

7

R~~ The *attention of all students in the D'epartment of Architecture :r. :' 7 and Building is earnestly directed to the facilities provided for the ! : - - ,

I - c , study of the Irish Language, which are outlined under the Descrip-

i, tion of Courses in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

COURSES AND TIME TABLES 1. ARCHLTECTURE, SURVEYING, CIVIL ENGINEERING, HEATING AND VENTILATION, ESTATE AGENCY AND BUILDING SCIENCE

WHOLE-TIME COURSE IN ARCHITECTURE

FIRST YEAR. . . . . . . . . . Architectural Drawing and Design-I

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Building Constraction-Elem. History pf Architecture-I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

No. 1 1 Hours 1

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Drawing-I . . . . . . . . . . . . Plane and Solid Geometry-Inter.

. . . . . . . . . Mathematics and Mechanics-Elem. Bricklaying and Masonry (Workshop) . . . . . . . . .

I No.

SECOND YEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Architectural Design-I1

. . . . . . . . . . . . Building Construction-Inter.

. . . . . . . . . . . . History of Architecture-I1 Free Drawing-I[ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . Mechanics and Strength of Materials-Inter. . . . . . . . . . Physics (Heat and Electricity)-I

Chemistr y-Elem. } . . . . . . . . . Carpentry and Joinery (Workshop)

f

THIRD YEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . Architectural Design-111,

Per Week

Teacher

D. O'Dwser and 3. 0'BeiI.l~ B. O'Reilly B. O'Redly

'U.. O'Brien 5. Knight

of Syllabus

I PART-TIME COURSE IN ARCHITECTTE

i

U. Q'Reilly D. O'Dwm. B. O'BRiIIy

W. OSBrien H. O'Relll~ W. Broderick W. O'Brien .T. Bolton

! Building Construction-Inter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Drawing-111.

Strength of Materials and Theory of Structures-Inter. ...

6

3 3

History of Architecture- I11 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1& . . . . . . . . . . . . Physics (Sound and Light) 3

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Surveying and Levelling 1 14 Plumbing (Workshop) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

No. ' of

Course -

101

Teacher

A. Brady B. O'miib B O'Bdb

J. Campbd E. P. Dunne

No. of

Syllabus Hour

--

2.0-6.0 3'304.0 2.04.0 2.0-5.30 7.30-9-30 7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30

SUBJECT

. FIRST YEAR. ...... Architectural Design-I ... EEstorg.of Architecture-f

... History of Architecture--I . . . . . . . . . Free Drawing-I

... ~ u i l d i n ~ Corlstruc@n-Elem. ...... Mathematics-Elm. . . . . . . . . . . Mechanics-Elm

Room

B 13 B 13 B 16 B 24 B 17 B 26 A 6

Day

Tues., Thur. Monday Friday Monday Tues., Thur. Wednesday Monday

50 51

WHOLE-TIME COURSE IN QUANTITY AND BUILDING SURVEYING Wo. of Stmpm B Y How Man TIEAG~ER Hours No.

@ur%@ SUBJECT Per Teacher of

- - . Week Syllabus

SECOND YEAR : FIRST $ SECOND YEAR&:

... . . . . . . . . . . &chitecWD*LI ,., Tues.,Tbur. 2.Q-6.0 B12 D, OaDwyer, Y, 120 Building Construction-Elem. 6 R. O'Beilb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

El. 0' .R&$ - & Draughtsmanship 6 A. Bl'ad~

Mistory of Architecture--I1 - 2.04.0 B 13 B. O'RdUy J. O'Neill ...

Free Drawhg-II -- 2.Q-6.0 B %4 Mensuration and Trigonometry, Swegng and Lev- 3 W. O'Brien ' ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . B a n g &m@ructi~xi-Inkr. MoR., Tu~s. 7.30-9.80 B 18 A. & W I l l i m Book-keeping and Economics 6 Q. Wd8h ... Mechanics-Inter. Thursday 7.30-9.80 A 6 E. P. Dmme. Central and h c a l Government, Law of Property, Law of . . . . . . Pbytdcs (Hmtj-I Friday 7.M-9.W A 11 J. Nluliwr Contract and Tort ) 3 k mDevitb ...... THIRD YEAR : THIRD YEAR : . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Building Construction-Inter. 6 D. O'Dmer

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 kcbitectural D&gn l-I11 MOD., Wed. 2.0-6.0 B 12 D. F. O'Dwyer,

Sweying and Levemg 3 W. O'Brien ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B. O'Reiny Quantities-Inter. 9 M. J. Burke

History of krchitecture-I11 ... Fntday 81.03.30 I3 16 B. O'lw~Iy . . . . . . . . . . . . Free 1h:awbg-I11 Fdday 3.30-5.0 B 24 Drainage of Buildings * .a. ) 3 , mvsn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bnildhg Ch~&~~t i6~- In t&. Tbu~sdey 7.40-9.80 B 12 A. Wflliams Heating and \'entilation * ... M d b g Construction-Ink. ,. . FPiday 7.30-9.30 B 18 A. William

Building Acts, Building Contracts, Law of Dilapidations 9 P. F. Leonard . . . . . . . . .

SameyhgandLeve&g8 Wednesday 7.90-9.80 C 6 W. O'Brien Mathematics and Mechanics-Elem. 3 W. O'Brien ... Stm&h d Uatdals and Theory Tuesday 7.90-9.20 0 6 W. O ' B h Note: Second Year ends and Third Year starts in March.

of Structures-Inter. * Evening Classes.

FOURTH YEAR :

... 104 Architectural D&gn 1-IV MOIL, Wed. 2.0-5.0 B 12 D. F. OIDwpr, 1. O'aSilly

BuiIdbg Cbstruction-Adv. ... M o d y 7.30-9.90 B 27 J. O'MelP ... Building Ccmsttu~tiaa-Adv. T h w k y 7.80-9.80 B 1% A. Wlllhmg ----pH-

Sbtura l . Englnm-Adv. ... F&y . 7.30-9.30 C 6 W. 0'- I

FIFTH YEAR:

... 1 . . 1 Ar&itectd D&gnl-V Mon., Wed. 2.0-6.0 B 12 D. F. O'Dwper, ' , - B. Q%ill~

B&?Q Wtructb-A@, ... Th-y 7.30-9.80 B 12 A. Wft1- ' . 1 S ~ e a t i o ~ and M8t& ,.. Wednesday 7.30-9.30 B 1 3. O'Nelll

Sanitation and D d n a p e ... Tuesday 7,30-9.?D B 10 R. Kavanagh . --. _ - Hea- Light&g a ~ d ~entilaaion~ Tuesday 7.a4.310 B 10 ... Stmctud Engin-8-Adv. Fdday 7.80-9.30 C 6 W. O9rim

J h

I L .. - , - .

I J * - - Notes: 1. Evening classes in Design for thirdz fourth and fifth 'year students who are unable Central and Local Governm6ntf ... to attend the afternoon classes will be propidel if sufficient applications are Law of Property1

,' - received to justify the formation of these classes, . - - . 2. Sanitation and Drainage from September to December, 1941.

- a Heating, Lighting and Ventilation from January to May, 194. ' -

5. Fieldwork on Saturday afternoons during late %iring and darlY Summer.

Notes: 1. September, 1947, to March, 1948.

2. March,: 1948, to 'July, 1848.

3. Fieldwork on Saturday afternoons during late Spring sad early Summer.

No. of

Course

---

126

4, Drainage cd Baildings from September to December 1947. Heating and Ventilation from January to May, 1948:

r - - b-:: -:b, .= . -s> . - .

- I EVENING C O U R S ~ IN QUANTITY AND BUILDING SURVEYING

SUBJECST

7 --- TmRD YEAR.

Drainage of Building# ... ... Beating and "Ventilation4 . .. BdIdbg Acts1 B u i l a contracts= I Law of Dilapirdatiansl BdMhg Construction-Inter. ... Bul].ding Construction-Inter. ... Quantities-Inter .... ... ...

I THIRD YEAR : I' I I I 1

Day

Tuesdhly Tae~day

Two aftas.

Thawday Friday bf~nday

FOURTH YEAR :

Building Construction-Inter. . . . Building Construction-Inter. . . . Quantities-Inter.. ,. ... . . . . Steel and Reinforced Concrete

(Structural Engineering-Inter.)

Hour

7.30-9.30 7.80-9.30

3.30-6.0

7.30-9.30 7.80-9.30 7.30-9.30

Thursday Friday Monday T u d a y

FIFTB YEAR :

Building Construction-Adv. ' ... Building Construction-Adv. . . . Quantities-Adv. ... ... ...

Room'

-

B 10 13 110

B12 B 18 A8

Monday , Thursday Tuesday

A. Williams A. Williams H. Darker rJ, O'Brien

Quantifies-Adv. ... ... ... Specifications and Materials ...

5. OWeiIl A. wmiamcr H. Darker

Twemr

-

P. F. L e a a d

A. Williams A. W- . H . b ~ k e r

Tuesday Wednesday

H. Darker J. O'Xeill

No. . of

Syllabus

--

EVENING COURSE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Note : 1. Fieldwork on ~a tu rda t afternoons during late Spring. and early Summer.

EVENING COURSES IN BUILDING SCIENCE \

Cow- A

-3'

Wedneeday Monday

Friday Thmday Wednesday

Wednesday Tuesday

Friday

Friday

How

7.30-9.30 7.3Q-9.30

7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30 7.80-9.30

7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30

7.;~-9.30

7.30-9.30,

7.30-9.30

hta oi SUBJPW

Cours& -- --- FIRST YEAR :

130 Mathematics-Elem, . ... Mechanics-Elm. ... ... SECOND YEAR :

131 Mathematics-Ipte. ... .., M&%th-fnter. ... ... Surveying and Levelling" .. THIRD YEAR :

132 Mathematics-Inter. ... ... Strength of Materials and Theory

of Structures-Inter. Mechanics-Inter. ... ...

133

W r n

--

B 86 A 6

C 7 A 5 6

C 7 C 5

A 6

C 6 FOURTH YEAR : Streagth of Materials and Theory

of Structures-Mv. Concrete-Plab and Reinforced

11BA

113A

114A

116A '

Tuesday Wednesdhy

Tues., Thur. Wednesday

Mon., Tw. Thursday

Thusday Friday Monday

FIRST YEAR: . Matheanatf66-h. ... ... Mechanical Drawing-Elem, ,.. SECOND YEAR : Building Construction-Elem. ... Geometry (Plane and SoEd)-Elem.

THIRD YEAR: Buildin@; Co@ructim-Inbrt -.. Geqrnetty (Plane and Solid)--Inter.

FOURTH YEAR : Builbg CBnstntction-Inter. ... Building Construction-Inter. ... *metry (plane and &d)--inter.

*

T E A C ~ R

J. Campbell E. P. Dume.

E. 'P. Dunne W. O'Brieh

W. O'Brien

E. P. Dunne

W. O'Brien

No, of

S yilabus

[email protected] 7.30-9.30

7.30-9.90 7.30-9.30

7.3~-9.30 7.8Q-9.30

7.80-9.30 7.8e9.30 7.80-9.30

b

B 96 B 13

B 17 3 17

B 18 B 24

B 12 B 18 B 24

W. O'Doherts J. C. Blater

XC. Crimes

A. E. ,Williams

A. Willbme A. WWS.ms

No. of ,

Course

l l 6A

117A

No, SWBJECT Day Hour ROOHl TEACIEER of

Syllabuar -- ,---- - FIFTH YEAR :

Building Castruction-Adv. .,. Monday 7.10-9.30 B a7 J. (TNelU Building Construction-Adv. ... Thmday 7.30-9,30 B 1% A. VfWiwm Geometry ( P h e and Solid)-Adv. Friday 7.30-930 B 24 T. BI.fm~u1.

SIXTH YEAR :

Building ConstyucWon-Mv. .., Thursday 7.30-9,30 . B 13 A. Willianas Specifications and Mataids ... Wedndap 7.80-9.80 B 1 J. O M & Geometry'(We w d Sdid)-Adv. Friday .7.30-8.30 B 24 T. Bddge-

112B FIRST YEAR: k l a ~ t i - E b m . . ... Tuesdary 7.30-9.90 B 46 W. ~ ' d o h a t t , ~ Mechan3icalDrawiag-Elm. ... Wednesday 7.30-9.30 B 18 J. Ihhr

118B mcom YBrn : Builaing C o n ~ p ~ c t l ~ n - E h . ... Tues,,Thur, 7.30-9-130 B 17

'

Math-ti-Elem ... ... Wednesday 7.804.80~ ~ 5 6 J.bpbe31 Mechanics-Elem .... ... ... Monday 7.30-9.30 A 5 E. P. Dunne

114B

I

THlRD YEAR : Buil- ~ c t i m - h t m . ... M a , TUB. 7:$0-9.30 B 18 A, E. -S

Mathematfcs-Inter. ... ... Friday 7.80-9.90 C 7 K&t&m-fntm. . ... ~~ 7.369.30 A 5 E. P. DuMe

115B FOURTIE 'YEAR : Buildt4gGollsCNetion-Inter. ... Thmsday 7.30-9.30 B l S A. WilUSa~s ~ui ldiag ~gastnrctim-~nte~. ... ~ d d a y 7.30-9.m B 18 & WI#I~W Shctural Bnginwiq-Inter. ... Tuesday 3 . 0 C 6 W. O'Bden

116B

-1 3-L

FIR= YEAR : 11%C Mathematics-Elem. ... . .. Tuesday 7.30-9.80 B 26 W. WBofiezty

Mechanical Drawing-Elm. ... Wednesday 7.8.0-9.W B 13 d. C W e

FIFTH YEAR : Bdding Oo~tru~tion-Adv. ... Monday 7.SO-9.80 B 27 J. O'Sefll Building Cons4ru&~11-Adv. ... Thudlay 7.8Q-9.30 B 1% A. WilEfsms Structud hginee&g-Ah .,. Briday 7.80-9.30 C 8 W. O'BTfen

117B

SECOND YEAR: 113C Building Construction-Elm, ...

Geometry [Plane andSolid)--Eh,

SIXTH YEAR : BufldfngChmWtion-Adv. ... Spev@c%t.t~119 and Fatwkk ... Structural Engheerhg-Adv.' ...

THIRD YEAR: L14C Building Construction-Inter. . ..

Sul%wyhg and Levelling1 ... FOURTH YEAR r

116C Building ConstrucOion-Inter. ... Thuzsday 7.30-9.30 Building Construction-Inter. ... Friday 7.30-9.10 Quantities-Inke~. . . . . . . . . Monday 7.3~9.30

FIFTH YEAR: ll6C BuildingCgnstsuction-Adv. ... A l o a y 7.3Q-9.30

Building Constrwtioa-Adv. .. . Thursday 7.30-9.30 &usmtitit~-Adv~ . . . ... ... Tuesday 7.30-9.30

SIXTH YEAR : 117C Bddhg ~truction-Adv. ... Thursday 7.30-9.10

Spdoatiom and Matdak ... Wednesday 7.30-9.30 Quantities-Adv. . .. ,.: ... Tuesday 7.30-9.W

EVENING COURSE, IN SURVEYING AND LEVELLING

Z

FIRST YEAR :

147 Stlrveyhg and Leaellin~~ ... W&&y 7.30-9.30 C 6 W. U'3den

2. COURSES IN THE BUILDING, FURNITURE, COACHBUILDING AND' SHIPCONSTRUCTION TRADES

(Trade Apprentices) ,

EVENING COURSE IN BRICKLAYING AND STONELAYING

Hour Room

-- --

FOORTB YEA% Camentry a@ Jabem.

x?lwtw .. .. .. &fon. Carpentry imd Jofner~.

Lactum a n b D m e * ' Tuers. Glec;m&y @fane Qc 8oM) ddv. FdW I FIRST YEAE.

pricklaying (E'ractica1)-I . . Mon. Bricklaying (Drawing and

Theom)-I .. . . 1 ' Fri. FIRTEE YmR.

163 Carpeat= aad Jmnew, Practice . . . . 7.80-9.30 . (? 10

C m s t w and Jo-. Lecture andDm#fng .. wed. 7.30-9 30 c 2

Bricklaying (Practical)-I. . . Bricklay& (Drawing and Theory)-I. .. .. sworn YEAR.

Bricklaping (Practimi)-11 Bricklaying (Drawing and

Theory+IL .. .. Wed.

Mon. EVENING COURSE IN PLUMBING

FIRST YEAR. 164 Plumbers' Wosk. Lecture and

Drawing- I. . . Thins. 7.39-9.30 Plumbers' Work, Pract.-I. Tw. 7.30-9.30 Geometry (plane & Solid) Elem Fri. 7.30-9.30

156

EVENING COURSE IN CARPmTRY AND JOINERY

THIRD YBAR. Bricklaying (Yfact8cal)-III TUW. Bricklaying (D rawihg and

Theom)-I11 . . . . Thurs.

B'IRST YEAP. woodwork pacticpt) - 1 . . I J, O'Bme

3. Cunningham I?. J, Lyons 3. Cuuningham J. Cunningham P. J. Lyons

Thur*. w. Tueri. Thars. 1W. Tuq.

Tues

Moo. Thtm. Toes.

Mon. Thnrs.

Wed,

Thurs. Nm. Wed.

PECOND YEBE. 166 Plombe~s' Work. m t u r e and

Drawing-11. . . . . Thus. 7.30-8.30 Plumbem' Work. Pract.-11.

Qeometry (Plan;. & Solid) Elem Mathematics .. .. Woodwol k (Practical)-I . . ae0meby (Pla~e & &)lid) Elem, Mathetnatics .. ..

SECOND YEAR. Carpenby & Joinery. Practice. cttlpentr~ and joiner^. Leabus and Drawing . .

&o&m U ? b e 8 S,lld) Inter Cawentry & Joinery. Practice Camentm and Joinerr.

Lecture &nd Drawing . . Weormetry LPlafit, & lolid) Intsr

THIRD P8AR. Garpentry & Joinery. Practice Carpentry and Joinery

Lecture and Drawing-I1 Geometry (Place B Solid) Intel Camentm & Joinen?, Practice Cwmntrr and Joiners,

TRlRD YEAR 166 PlwnI>e~%' Work, Lecture and

Drawing-III. . . Fri. 7.30 -9.30 Plumbers' Work. Pact.-111. Mon.. . 7.30-9.30

1 FOURTH YEAR. 167 Plumbers' Work. Lecture and

Drawing- IV. . . . . Tues. 7.30-9.30 Plumbers' Work, I%wt.-1V. Thws. 7.30 -9.30

IlrIF!CE YEAR 168 Ptmnbere Work, bctm and

Drawing-V. . . . . Mon. 7.30-9.30 p a e r a * Work. Pract.-V. Wed. 7.30-9.30

Lectnre and Drawing . . Thurs 7.804.80 T. Bridgeman I Ck0met1-y (Plans & %lid) Inter/ Yon. 1 7.30-8.30 1 Pa4 I - I

Na. of

murae -- 1%

EVENING COURSE IN COACH AND MOTOR BODY BUILDING

I I 1 1 ' I NQ.

---- - - 1 _

FIRST YEAM. W O O ~ W O P ~ . PraatjeaI-f. &6m&11$ ( Phne I& Gulfd) Xlem ~ t h ~ ~ 9 .. . .

S E O O YEAE: Cwob aad Motor W y Bldg.

Leakure and Drawing Coach and Wokor Body BIdg, Prasfiiesl . . ...

Ueametrf lPEarne & ElOli&I Inter

T F R D YEAR. Corach Bs Motor Body Bui!dtng

ULedure an6 Drawln& C b ~ h $ Mator Rods BuiIding

PrmMd . . .. Beamety (Plane & Solid) Inter.

Boom

-- B 20 B 19 B 26

I____

~~~. Wi. Tues.

Fri

Elan. Thms-

Thur~. '

Wed. Bdon.

EVENING COURSE IN PLASTERING

--

POUZ&TH YEAR Coaoh & WotOr Body Buildhe

Lecture &ad D r a w . . Coach & Hotor Body Building

PwWcal .. . . Cwmetry (Plane $8olid) Adv.

T ~ O H E ~

-

J. Cunniaghrtnp

P. 3. LYGW

59

EVENING COURSE IN PAINTING AND DECORATING

a f Syllabus ----

-

Thm.

Tues. Fri. I

FIRST YEAR. Painters' Work, Practice-I. . .

NO. of

Course --

269

1'jO

471 .

17'2

SECOND YEAR. Winters' and Decorators'

Work--11 .. ..

F . p l

H u r

---

7.30-9.30

7.30-9.30

- 7.30-9.30 7.304.30

7S-9.30 7-30-930

7.38-9.30

Lrawing and Theory-I1 . .

PWBJEGT

----- Z'IRRT YEAIL

~laa'terers' Dmwing-I. . PWt~rem' Work. Practice p d Theary-I. . . . , SWOND YEAR.

PlaStewd Work. Pmtice and Tbemy-a. . . . .

330. Drrtwinfi-ll.

THlftD PE,A1E,

Pl&rw' WOE&. Practfee w d I . . . . .

Do. Drawing-nT.

FOUXTH PEN&.

Plarrhess' Work, l?ractik.earrd Thw-XP .. ..

THlRD YEAR. Painters' and Decmators'

Work-IIL . . . .

D 17

D 17 B 24

Dap

----

wed.

M@., Xhf.

. Tu, Tbur. Wed.

Tu.,T~w. Wed.

Tu.Thar.

Rwm

---

B 24

C 18

C 16 B 24

c 16 B 21;

C16

FOURTH YEAR. Painters' and Decorators'

Work-TV .. ..

H . ' D ~ ~ M Y

IT. DeM99ey -

Tuee.

Wed.

m.

Thur.

m.

171 I .

T~~

--

-

-

- -

, - -

-

EVENING COURSE IN SHIP CONSTRUCTION

No. of

~sllabua ---

EVENING COURSE IN CABINET MAKING

No. of Subject Day

Course - BIBST YEAR :

212 Woodwurk, Pr&ctio~tl-I. . . ThuIsday Cenmetr~ (Plane & Wid) Elem. miday * Mathemat;os.. . . . . Tuesday

SECOND YEAR : 219 Ship Construction-Theory and Wed.. and

Drawing . . . . Thursday M d a u i c e .. . . . , Tuesday

* THIRD YEAR : j

214 Ship @nstnrction-Theory and Wed. and Drawing . . . . Friday

Mechania .. . . . . Manday

Hour

7.30-920 7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30

7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30

7.30-9.30 7.30-9.30 7.30-9.m

No. 01 SUBJECT

Couree ,

Day Hour

-- THIRD YEAR.

179 Cabinebmaldng Theory and Praotioe-ill Mon.. Wed. 7.30-9.30

FOURTH YEAR. 1EO Cabinet-magfne

Theory an4 hadfoe- 1V Tu.. Thur. 7.30-9.30

Rooml TEACJ~IDB

-- sfl-

O 8

C 8

Room

--

B 20 B 10 B 26

6 20 B 26 A 6

U 20 B 26 A 6

Teacher

J. ~unnfugham - P. J. Lyons

W. Kemedy W. Kennedy E. P. Dunne

W. Kentedy W. Kennedy E. P. Dunne

No. of

Syllabus

60

EVENING COURSE IN WOODCUTTING MACHINERY

E'IlCST YEAR.

191 Woodcutting ' ~rschineiy-. (Pmctfd)-1. . . . . . Tues. 7.30-9.30 U 19 J. WaU

I

woodcutting Nachinery-. ' (~rawing)-1. . . . . Non. 7.30-9.30 B 10 J. Wall

*metry (Plane & Polid) Elem. kl. 7.30-9.30 B 17 -

BECOND YEAR,

192 Voodcutting Machinery-11. (Drawing) . . . . . . Wed. 7.30-9.30 B 10 d'. Wall -

~oodcuttfne Machinem-II. (Practical) . . . . . . Thum, 7.30-9.30 (X 18 J. Wall ,

THIRD YEAR

193 Woodcutting Machinery-111. (Drawing) . . . . , . : Wed. 7.30-9.30 B 10 J. wall

r .

Woodcutting Machinery-U-l. WrtMtid) .. .. .. Fri. 7.30-9.30 c 18 J. w a

EVENING COURSE IN COACH PAINTING AND PAIrnPRAYING

lcEPT YEAR. 198 Coach Painting-I. (Pract.) Thure. 7.30-9.30 U 12 B. McNamawl

Do. (Drawing & Lettering\, I Tues. 7.30-9.30 C 12 B. McN&m&~g,

SECOND YEAR.. Lgg Coach Painting-11. (Pract.) Mon. 7.30-9.30 C 12 R. McNam&m

Do. (Drawing & Lettering). I1 Wed. 7.30-9.30 C 12 R. McNamam

EVENING COURSE IN COACH TRIMMING

/ lraaP YEAB. 301) CIOh Trhmfng-I . . 1 Mon..wed/ 7.30430 , / D 16 I 0. OP&efTe I

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PART-TIME DAY COURSE IN CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

PART-TIME DAY COURSE IN PAINTING AND DECORATING

216

216

JUNIOR STAGE : 220 Painting and Decorating-Theory

and Practice

JUNIOR STAGE : Carpentry and Joinery-Theory

and Practice

SENIOR STAGE : Carpentry and Joinery-Theay

an4 Practice

221

Timetables of the Whole-time Day Apprentice Scholarship Courses in Bricklaying, Plumb'igg Plaster- ing, Painting and Decorating are given in another part of this Prospectus.

SENIOR STAGE : Painting and Decorating-Theory Two aftns 2.0-6.0 C 11 G. O'Byrne

226

226

Twoaftns.

Two dtns.

and Practice / 1 1 ' 1

C10

C 10

2.16-5.15

2.16-6.15

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PI~ST YEAR : Cabinetmaking-Theory and , ,,

Practice :

SECOND YEAR: Cabinetmaking-Theory and

Plactice

9.0-12.30

9.0-12.30 9.0-12.30 9.0-12.30

B.0-6.30

2.0-6.30 2.0-6.30 2.0-5.30

Tuesday

Wednesday Thuqsday Saturday

Monday '

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

C 8

C 8 C 8 C 8

C 8

C 8 C 8 C 8

M. Murray

M. kurraY ' ' M. Murray M. Mmay '

M. Murray

M. Murray M. Murray M. Murray

cansai t 6n -~ ims lne h e n o -scoLAini p n i n c i s e ~ c ~ ~

WHOLE-TIME DAY APPRENTICE SCHOLARSHIP' COURSES

.(Departments of Mechanical Engineering and of Architecture and Building)

Plastering- J. SAUNDERS, FULL TECH. C. & G., ART MEDALLIST B. OF F.

Painting and ; Decmating-C. O'BYRNE.

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TEACHING STAFF

. 'Mathematics, Science, Drawing and General Subjects

Trade

Physical Training

M. BUNYAN

DESCRIPTION OF COURSES 8

These courses are designed with the object of linking Technical .

Instruction with Industry from the outset of a boy's industrial career, so as to improve the standard of trade skill of the apprentice, to give ,

him a grounding in the'technology that is fundamental to his kade and to raise his standard of general education. The courses are of two years duration, and the instruction covers 30 hours per week for approximately 42 weeks. per year. I

They are scholarship courses, the numbers enrolled being strictlLy iL limited, and selection is by means o f qualifying examination and -

interview. Candidates are between 14 and 16 years of age, and the '1 examination is based on the Sixth Standard of the Primary Schools. :n

- The Scholarships provide free training for the period of two years, .-..

free use of equipment, books, etc., and a payment of six shillings per week during the first year and eight shillings per week during tlie second. .

The courses are at present operative in the following trades :

Brickldying (Nos. 25 1-252) ;

Plumbing (Nos. 256-257) ;

Plastering (No. 262), seaxld year only;

Painting and Decorating (Nos. 266-267) ;

Watchmaking (Nos. 271-272).

The number of Scholarships awarded in each year is Iimited, and are reserved for competition amngst candidates nomiqated by the trades.

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The Employers' Organisations (Master Builders', Master Plumbers', Master Painters' and Master Jewellers' Associations) and the Trade Unions are represented on the interviewing

A high proportion of the available class time is devoted to Trade Practice and Theory, the remaining time being divided between Mathematics, Science, Drawing, Religious Instruction, Irish, English and Physical Training. At the end of their two-year course, students are expected to take the Junior Stage of the appr~priate Trade Examination of the Department of Education.

On completion of the course, students are accepted as third-year apprentices to their trade,

SUBJECTS OF INSTRUCTION AND APPROXIMATE

WEEKLY ALLOCATION OF HOURS

1. Bricklaying, Plumbing, and Painting and Decorating

FIRST YEAR

SUBJECTS Horns PER WEEK

... Trade, Theory and Practice ... 15

. . . . . ' Practical Geometry, . . 18

... Freehand Drawing ... 1Q

... Mathematics ... ... 14

... ... Science ... ... 3

... Irish ... ... ... 3 )

... English .., ... ....

... Religious Instruction ... Physical Training

Committees.

SEWND YEAR

Bricklaying and Plumbing

HOURS SUBJECTS PER WEEK

Trade, Theory and Practice ,,. . 15,

Practicd Geometry .,. 5 Mathemati& 24 Science -.. 3 Irish . 3 English ... --. 14 Religious Instruction 1

.... Physical Training 1 7

TOTAL ... 3C

P l M t d g and Painting and Df?caratimg I

Haws S ~ J B C T J P& WEEK

Trndi> neoq md. ... Practice . 15 .

P T ~ C ~ ~ & I tr-l.... i d , ... Freehand Drawing 3

Mathematics 24 ... Science 14

Irish 3 English 14 Religious lnstrucx~on '

... Physical Training 1 -

T~TAL ... 30

2. Watchmaking

FIRST YEAR

SUBJECTS

1 rade Mathematics

Science Irish . .

... ... English A

... Religious Instruction -.. 1

... Physical Training ... ... 1 -

TOTAL 30

DEPARTMENT OF

PRINTING and

BOOK PRODUCTION Teacher-k-Charge :

WILLIAM J. FITZPATRICK, Full Tech. Cert. C. and G. \

TEACHING STAFF

Compositors' Work:

W. J. FITZPATRICK

C. J. MCCULLAGH

J. M c M m u s

Letterpress Machine:

W. R. QUINN

B. QUINN

C. TIMMINS

J. WHELAN

Art for Lithographers: Lithography:

6. MULVANY K. WALKER

The courses are designed for apprentices engaged in the Printing

F-: and Book Production Trades. Where possible, separate classes for journeymen will be arranged in Trade subjects. The courses in Compositors' work, Letterpress Machine Wqrk and Irish follow the

I syllabuses of the Trade Certificate Examinations of the Department of Education, and students are encouraged to present themselves for these examinations, which are conducted in the School at the close

I of the evening session.

PART-TIME DAY APPRENTICE COURSE

In co-operation with the Dublin Master Printers' Association, Dublin Newspaper ~ a n a ~ e r i ' Committee and the Dublin Typo- graphical Provident Society, the Vocational Education Committee have arranged for the technical instruction of all First and Second Year Apprentices in. Compositors' Work and in Letterpress Printing

Linotype and Intertype Photo-Lithography : to be carried out in Daytime Classes. Operating : A. BOWIE (Camera Operating) J. F. KEARNS The Syllabus of Instruction covers the Junior Stage of the Trade

- (Printing down) . Certificate Examinations of the Department of Education. (See Official Syllabus). All Day Apprentices at the end of their second

.':k Monotype Casting :

4 P. MCMANUS

Stationery, L.P. Binding and Gilding :

Monotype Operating : Costing and Estimating:

J. L. SULLIVAN W. J. KIERNAN

Irish:

M. 0 MAOLAIN.

year sit f o r this Examination,

On completion of the Day Course, Apprentices continue their instruction in the Evening Classes in preparation for the Depart- ment of Education Senior Stage Examination.

Educational visits to supplement the general training are made to paper mills, newspaper offices, ink factories, etc.

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The Evening Courses in Compositors' Work and in Letterpress Machine Work commence at the third year, as apprentices taking the Evening Course will have already completed two years in the ,Part- time Day Apprentice Course. The following Evening Courses are provided :

A-TYPOGRAPHY

Linotype- and Intertype Letterpress Machine Work

Stationery and Letterpress Gilding

Binding

C.-LITHOGRAPHY Transfer and Press Work Off set Machining

D-PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY

Camera Operating Printing-down

E.-OFFICE WORK

Costing and Estimating.

F-ART AND DESIGN

Modern Bookwork and Display, Art for Lithographers Illustration, etc.

(included in Compositors' Course)

G-IRISH

All students are strongly reconmended to avail of the Special Courses in Irish arranged for Printers, and for which no extra fee is charged.

H.-TECHNOLOGICAL COURSE

This Course is open to a limited number of .senior students, who have passed the Department of Education Examinations (Senior Stage) or whho are otherwise qualified, and affords facilities for a study of the other branches of 'the industry as taught in the School.

L'E1R.D YEAR. Lecture . . . . . . wecine~dm 7.30-9.30 A 8 J. Whelan. Practical . . . . . . Monday . . 7.30-9.30 A 3 C. TimmfnS

I FOURTH Y W R

Lecture . . . .. . . 1 TUWY 1 7 . 3 1 : : I J. Whelan Pmctid . . . . Tharada~ 7.30-9.30 C. Timmim

IRISH

(Day Junior Technical Course for Boys)

I. m n c m n i ~ i c , eotuCo6~ nsus 4. Uth-oit i i i tnt

,I _ ttnio6y. (obnin n6mni'b).

IS. me bfirica. S . 6 Cu inne~sdin . t iam 0 buu~main , m . GO., A.'C; .O. R. 6 3uc2aCdin, d.b .I .C.

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE

The Course is specially designed as a pre-employment training for

boys between the ages of 13+ and 168 years, preparatory to entering i n t o trade or industrial occupations. A sound training in the

Engineering and Woodwork Workshops is combined with the necessary instruction in Practical Drawing, Calculations and Workshop

Science, and the usual general educational subjects are continued .. throughout the Course. The classes are so arranged as to afford the

C; opportunity of gauging the boys' aptitude for, and inclination towards, particular types of occupation. Religious Instruction is given by the

local Clergy; while Physical Training and Organised Games are also provided.

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The importance of stressing the need for attendance at this Cpurse

of boys who intend to follow trade rather than clerical occupations cannot be too highly emphasised. Very many employers and firms

make it a necessary condition for entry into employment and no other

boys are accepted; During recent years this practice is becoming - . ,

more and more common, and the boy who has not had this preliminary I

training is severely handicapped. The School is continually being

approached by employers for-boys, and for years past there has been

no difficulty in finding suitable employment for the pupils. .,

The S&mI year exterida from September to the e~rd af June. . t

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\ A n m k r of SCHOLARSHIP8 are .awarded on the results of spedal maminations which arc held annually early in June st the Talst~icrl Sfbool, Bal ton Stsnt, Dublin.

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~ ~ ~ b 6 d m ACA AR An n3aef)its CUlp, m6dn~au an ~ n 3 nb nA RAnSa sAn *ao te~wsc r;& $ a & i t ~ s;ri raa . b n o n n c a ~ ScoZis~ue-;aCc~r' lon- C R A U A% l3t~~~Cdltti A lipalt w t d ~ ,malt Aca AR an nSa&tl& A;SUS c d t m 43 sQ1t te 50 mbaid teAtn.fa 6 Btiam 50 btia~n an 13sdl"o na 3~&1tse man medn cedsaisc san &Qnsa so. m o t c n o o na scotdini an $de%ltg .oo CteaCc~a s o coicCian'c;d 4g.m &rse sin Be l t pd112~Wts in ~ m t e d ~ c ~ an Cumalnn $ae%eatai~, m - ~ h ~ d n ~ l d e ~ @ ~ , S a ~ r t ~ e , I

cClnss t ~ e celcnlCltL (Two YEARS)

FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR

I~OURS Horns SUBJECTS PER WEEK SUBJECTS PER WEEK

Mathematics . . . . . e

Science . . . ... Practical Geometry . . . Freehand Drawing . . . Electricity . . . ... English & Geography

Irish ... ... Woodwork ... . . . M.etalwork . . . ... Physical Training . . .

Mathematics . . . . . . Mechanics . . . ... Heat ... . . Chemistry . . . ... Electricity . . . *..

~ h ~ l i s h & Geography

Irish . . . . . . Machine Drawing ... Woodwork ... ... Metalwork . . . . ...

Religious Instruction . . . 1 Physical Training .. . 1

: Religious Instruction 1

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Only those boys who give evidence of having reached a satisfactory standard of general education will be admitted to the Course. This will be determined by mans of a written examination.

n e b ~ r e for he a h -~rn ia 41 per

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A special examination is held annually for boys attending at this Course. The examination is conducted by the Department of Education (Technical Instruction Branch), and recagnised State Certificates are awarded to successful candidates.

Entrance for the examination is not compulsory, but students are strongly' advised to concentrate on obtaining evidence of the attainment of a definite educational standard such as is shown by the possession of this Certificate.

??his e n a t i o n has k e n accepted by the Society d Irish Motor Traders and by Ilish Shipping, Limited, as the qualifying cxamina- 6

tion for entrance to their Apprenticeship Courses.

A fee of 2s. 6d. is charged for entrance to the examination.

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. . GENERAL CURRICULUM OF THE SCHOOLS

UNDER THE CONTROL OF . The City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee

Mechanical Engineering. Motor Car Engineering. Marine Engineering. Naval Architecture. Mechanical Engineering Trades. Motor Car Engineering Trades. Smithwork and Art Ironwork.

Continuation Courses.

CABRA TECHNICAL INSTITUT

HOOL OF DOMESTIC SCIEN

d Housecraft.

GENERAL CURRICULUM THE SCHOOLS UNDER THE' CONTROL OF

The City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee

THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE.

1 Rathmines Road. Phone 92374. 1

JUNIOR DAY SCHOOL COURSES. Preparatory (Boys). Commerce (Boys and Guls), 1st and 2nd Year,

SENIOR DAY SCHOOL COURSES. Matriculation. Secretarial. Commercial Diploma.

Continuation Education for Youths in Employment.

EVENING COURSES I

Accountants and Auditors. Leatherwork. . I Advertising and Publicity. Office Practice (&&-a -D

Art in Industry and Commerce. . etc.). Banking and Finance. Physical Training. ~ Bookshop Practice and Literature. Preliminary Examinatidas. Company Secretaries. Promotion Examinations. Cost and Works Accountants. Secretarial (Shorthand, Typewrithg, etc.)l/ 2 Economics and Social Science. Transpart. Government Accountancy and Finance. Window and Shop Display. Income Tax Law and Practice. Woodwork far Adults. Languages. Insurance (Industrial).

RATHMINES SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Rathmines Road. Phone 91780.

DAY COURSES. Preparatory (Girls). Junim Day Technical School (Girls).

MORNING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING COURSES. Cookery. Embroidery. Household Management. Knitting. ' '. Dressmaking. Hausecraft. Needlework. Laundry, -

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE-CATHAL BRUGHA STREET. Diploma Course (Training Teachers). Hotel and Institutional Cookery$ - .. . Household Management. Apprentice Chefs Course. 8 . .. Institutional Management. ' Evening Classes--Cookery, etc. " ' ' ' -'. Dietetics Course.

MARINO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. General Commercial Subjects. Metalwork and Woodwork. Langwages. Physical Training. Domestic Science and Housecraft.

Day Junior Technical S c h d (Bows and Girls). Day School ot Commerce.

HOWTH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. Irish. Domestic Sciebce. Art Leatherwork.

CHATHAM ROW SCHOOL O F MUSIC (Day and Evening Classes); Pianoforte. Orchestral Playing. All Woodwind and Brass Instruments. Violin. Percussion Band. Chamber Music. Viola. Voice Producticm. Theory. Double Bass. Singing. Harmony. Violoncello. Gaelic Singing. Uileann and War Piaes, Drums. Aural W n i n g . Sight Reading (VtwaQ.

M'ARTIN M. GLEESON, M.A, B.Comm.,- Chief Executive Officer.

Mechanical Engineering, Architecture and Building, Printing and

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