ABOUT US
MISSION STATEMENT
Monksgrange Archives are enhanced by ensuring the preservation and long term care of its collections by increasing access, widening its audience , and building relationships with the wider community.
Monksgrange Archives: some of the archival boxes and filing cabinets
The trust was established in 1968 with the objective of advancing education. An annual Memorial lecture is funded by the Trust which is a registered charity with tax exemption status and is a non profit organisation. Continuing fundraising and grant aid is used to support conservation and storage of Monksgrange Archives which are in the ownership of the Trust - RCY20009526 CHY5872
PEOPLE
Oversight of the administration, maintenance and work of the Archives is maintained by an Advisory Committee which reports to the Trustees of EROT. Current members are G. Doran (Archivist - Wexford County Council) J. Glynn (Enniscorthy Library) M. Seebach (Youthwork Ireland) and J. Hill (Archives manager).
PROJECTS
Monksgrange Archives has a working relationship with the Centre for the Study of Historic Irish Houses and Estates, Dept. of History, National University of Ireland, Maynooth. Research projects will be established by the University. On going projects include conservation/preservation and digitisation of archived material.
ANNUAL REPORT (sponsor sought for annual accountancy costs; please contact us. Your name can be displayed)
The annual financial report of the Trust is reproduced below.
Edward Richards-Orpen Memorial Trust Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2019
FIXED ASSETS:
Monksgrange Archives €9211
CURRENT ASSETS:
Cash at bank €4258
Creditors €0
Total assets less liabilities €13469
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT 2019
INCOME:
Donations €7385
Friends subscriptions €155
Grants €0
Sale of goods €12019
Total €19559
EXPENDITURE:
Lecture fee €250
photographic prints €3460
Monksgrange250 €6541
Books €1847
Letters Patent charter €3780
Misc. €8
TOTAL €15885
Profit (loss) €3673
Asset acquisition €3780
Gross profit €7453
