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Correspondence with Mary Alice Kizbey, 12 John’s Hill, Waterford relating to tithe rent charges due to her out of Clogheen and Burncourt, with related accounts; notices from Henry Longfield, Broadview, Mallow relating to tithe rents charges due to him out of the parish of Castlemagner; and receivable orders from the Irish Land Commission for tithe rent charges due out of Clonmeen, Castlemagner, and Kilshannig. Also see P43/1/1/2/5/5.

Correspondence with Conor P. McGrath, Sales Development Manager, Irish International Airlines, 572 Fifth Avenue, 10036 New York, relating to Condell’s travel arrangements and itinerary. Also related copy letters to Frank Aiken, Minister for External Affairs; and William P. Fay, Irish Ambassador to the United States.

Four typed letters and related receipt from Edward French, French & French Solicitors, 7 St Stephen’s Green North, Dublin, to H. V. Morony, Crescent View, Military Road, Limerick, relating to trusteeship matters and the sale of Ballykennedy and Ballynarogy [Ballynarooga].

Letter from Sylvia Tankel, Editor, Short Story International, 6 Sheffield Road, Great Neck, New York, accepting Ulick’s Island for publication and attaching an agreement form (not present). Also a photocopy of a related letter from Nestor.

Correspondence with A. M. Fergus, St John Bosco Industries, Carraroe, county Galway, relating to an offer to supply Condell with garments for her trip. Also later correspondence relating to samples of clothing, and to an order made for crochet evening blouses for Condell’s trip to the World Health Congress in Germany in 1866.

Correspondence with Bastow, Charleton & Co., Chartered Accountants, 24 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2, relating to a claim for tax exemption by a writer or artist under Section 2 of the Finance Act 1969. Attached to one letter is a photocopy of the said act.

Correspondence with dress designer Clodagh O’Kennedy, 21 South Anne Street, Dublin 2, relating to an offer by Clodagh to supply Condell with garments for her trip, which Condell has accepted. The letters deal in the main with arrangements for the delivery of the clothes; the success of Condell’s trip; and clothes samples required for an unspecified fashion show and trade fair. Attached to the correspondence are a to do-list, a list of garments required, and an itinerary of Condell’s trip.

Correspondence with John McDonnell, Editor, Ireland’s Own, North Main Street, Wexford, relating to the prospect of supplying work for the magazine.