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Letter from Mid Limerick Brigade Head Quarters to Officers Commanding all units relating to the organization of communications between brigades, battalions and companies.

Letter from Adjutant, Head Quarters, Limerick County to Adjutant, Mid Limerick Brigade, enclosing forms (now not present) to collect information to ensure that men disabled in military service will receive medical and financial aid.

Handwritten account of the formation, personnel and activities of C Company 2nd Limerick City Battalion, Mid Limerick Brigade, between April 1917 and June 1921, prepared for the Military Service Pensions Board to aid the cause of claimants applying for service certificates. Lacking pp. 16-17 and with inconsistent pagination and narration, suggesting that the document was written in several parts or is a compilation of two or more reports. Also a related handwritten list of 51 operational and other activities and the names of participants in each activity, lacking pages relating to operations 5-8 and 43-49 and incorporating pp. 16-17 of P48/3/1 (2). Also a cover letter to the Service Pensions Board.

Typed list of officers and volunteers who served with the Limerick City Active Service Unit during the War of Independence, providing their addresses and whether or not they were still alive. Also incomplete copies of the same list with slightly differing detail.

Page 2 of a report of C Company’s activities during the War of Independence.

Receipt for three weekly collections from the Quarter Master of C Company.

Letter from Mid Limerick Brigade Head Quarters to Officers Commanding relating to steps needed to reorganise Mid Limerick Brigade.

Letter from T. M., Adjutant, Mid Limerick Brigade, to Officer Commanding 2nd Southern Division relating to on-going attempts to contact Brigade Officer Commanding L. Forde, and the low morale among the Volunteers still fighting.

Letter from Adjutant General, General Head Quarters, Dublin, to Officers Commanding Divisions and Independent Brigades appealing for funds from graduates to aid students whose studies have been interrupted by the War of Independence and the Civil War.