Letter from Maurice F [Frederick] Fitzgerald, 32 Eglantine Avenue, Belfast, to Sir Joseph [Larmor] Fitzgerald is not in any ill health, but is not getting younger, reaching the retirable age of sixty that summer. He wishes to get out, as there will be three years of more of confusion with the 'R.V.I. Transitories'. He thinks a younger man might work the school into the new regime. Fitzgerald would have liked to retire last year if he could have afforded it, noting the ongoing building alterations and repairs, and having to act on different committees, none of which has meant that work is settled down. 31 May 1910