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Letter from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street Limerick to ‘Birney’, relating to the bestowing of the Freedom of Limerick on Thomas Clarke and the reasons for it.

Letter from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street, Limerick to James Bermingham, mainly dealing with Daly’s refusal to go to America.

Letter from John Daly, 20 Manor Street, Limerick to James Bermingham, regretting his inability to meet up owing to ill health.

Letter from John Daly, 109 West 94th Street, New York to James Bermingham, relating to on-going Irish nationalist activities in the USA.

Letter from John Daly, Portland Prison, Dorset to John Crowe, describing the conditions under which he has been incarcerated. Lacking bottom half of second sheet.

Letters from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Kathleen Clarke, relating in the main to his on-going local struggles with the clergy and politicians and his decision not to stand in the next local election.

Letter from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street, Limerick to ‘Michael’, relating to the Clarke family’s financial difficulties as a result of Thomas Clarke’s imprisonment.

Letter from John Daly, Cobden Hotel, Glasgow to Mrs O’Halloran, mainly relating to Daly’s attempts to meet with O’Halloran in London.

Letter from John Daly, Hotel Normandie, Washington D.C., USA to Peg Daly, describing his trip to America as Mayor of Limerick.

Letter from John Daly, Town Clerk’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to a letter from John Devoy to Clarke, as ‘cold blooded and epistle as ever I read’, and to a forthcoming political meeting in Dundalk.