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Letter from Denis McCullough, 319 Grosvenor Road, [Belfast] to Madge Daly thanking her for her hospitality during his holiday in the South of Ireland.

Letter from Denis McCullough, St James’s Park, Falls Road, [Belfast] to Madge Daly apologising for not having written sooner and expressing his sense of loss following the death of Thomas Clarke.

Letter from Des Ryan, Moyross, county Limerick to Robert Stradling regarding material on the Irish Brigade collected in Limerick, and enclosing a list of men from Limerick who he believed to have gone to Spain. Also refers to a number of articles in the local press.

Letter from Desmond O’Malley, Alternate Director, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, One Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN, United Kingdom to Grace Cantillon containing notes on family history. With envelope. In two folders.

Letter from Diana [Hinds], Books & Bookmen, 43 Museum Street, London WC1A 1LY, enclosing an interview (for which see P9/2/7 (X)) and wishing him success with Duffy Is Dead.

Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, Lewes Prison, England to Madge Daly, expressing general pleasantries and commenting on events unfolding in Ireland.

Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, Tracton, Ballyfeard, county Cork to Madge Daly, discussing the details of the events leading to the 1916 Rising and seeking clarification from Daly on a number of points.

Letter from Dr P. Murray, Medicentre, Stephen Street, Sligo, thanking O’Neill for agreeing to sign his books.

Letter to Walsh from Dr W. Stuart Carnes, 1210 Woodland Avenue N.W., Canton, Ohio, requesting that he consider collaborating with him in the writing of a book on the Crusades. He states that he has been approached ‘unsolicited’ by representatives of two film companies suggesting that the story be written in both serial and book form and later be produced as a film.

Letter from Dublin Cemeteries Committee, 4 Rutland Square East, Dublin to Timothy Looney, Ballincollig, county Cork, relating to the family’s burial rights.