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Issue of Business and Finance, 25 September 1980.

This sub-series contains account books, ledgers, correspondence and policies relating to Maurice Walsh's financial affairs and invoices and agreements relating to the Lusitania Memorial in which Maurice Walsh was involved.

This sub-series contains material relating to Edward Thomas Dore's bakery business and personal financial affairs.

This sub-series contains correspondence and a recording concerning Tiede Herrema's appearance on the current affairs programme Business as Usual.

Business cards of Desmond O’Malley, Alternate Director, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, one with a brief note on the reverse.

This sub-series contains letters of business nature addressed to Anne O'Mara.

Correspondence between Alphonsus (Phonse) O’Mara, Bacon Shops Limited Provision Merchants, 54 Upper Dorset Street, Dublin, and his brother Stephen O’Mara. The letters deal in the main with the management of the O’Mara bacon shops, the price fluctuations of goods sold, the growing financial difficulties of O’Mara Limited, the reconstruction of the company, and Phonse’s resignation in 1933. For a related audit report, see P40/1/5/1/1. Also see P40/1/2/1/1/3. In six folders.

Letters from James (Jim) O’Mara, mainly at Donnelly Limited Bacon Curers, Dublin, to his brother Stephen O’Mara relating to business matters, mainly the number of pigs killed, problems with taint in bacon, the fluctuations in pork trade, the issue of amalgamation, and the sale of James O’Mara’s shares to his brothers Stephen and Alphonsus (Phonse); also a small number of letters of purely social and domestic nature. One of the letters has been addressed to Alphonsus O’Mara. In three folders.

This series contains administrative records of O'Mara Limited, later renamed the Bacon Company of Ireland, primarily from the time when the company was run by Stephen O'Mara junior.

Black and white negative of the parking lot at Shannon Airport, featuring the bus terminal. Negative missing.