Volume 1 of originally six hardback scrapbooks, now lacking volume 3, containing press cuttings relating to John Daly.
Daly Family of Limerick CityVolume 2 of originally six hardback scrapbooks, now lacking volume 3, containing press cuttings relating to John Daly.
Daly Family of Limerick CityVolume 4 of originally six hardback scrapbooks, now lacking volume 3, containing press cuttings relating to John Daly.
Daly Family of Limerick CityVolume 5 of originally six hardback scrapbooks, now lacking volume 3, containing press cuttings relating to John Daly.
Daly Family of Limerick CityVolume 6 of originally six hardback scrapbooks, now lacking volume 3, containing press cuttings relating to John Daly.
Daly Family of Limerick CityRing-bound scrapbook containing press cuttings from Dutch newspapers relating to Herrema’s abduction and subsequent events in his life. Some of the items are loose. Newspapers featured include AD Binnenland, Algemeen Dagblad, Arnhemse Courant, De Nieuwe Krant, De Telegraaf, Elseviers Magazine and Nieuws van de Dag.
Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.Scrapbook containing press cuttings, programmes and photographs illustrating Clarke's career as a dancer and her continuing interest in the art form in later life. The material includes programmes, press cuttings and photographs of recitals by pupils of Burchill School of Dance and Dublin Ballet Club (1971-1973); costume and props lists; press cuttings relating to Eveline Burchill and her School of Ballet and its former pupils; and programmes of performances choreographed by Clarke, mostly for Dublin Dance Theatre, with related press cuttings and photographs (1974-1982).
Clarke, Barbara (1939-2007), dancerScrapbook containing press cuttings, programmes and photographs providing an insight into Clarke's career as a dancer between the ages of 22 and 32. The material includes screen shots, photographs and press cuttings relating to her appearances with Albert Regent, Rosalie ('Roly') Hodgson and others in the RTÉ programme Shall We Dance? (1961-1963); programmes of recitals by pupils of Burchill School of Dancing and of Jack Cruise Christmas and summer productions with related press cuttings and photographs (1965-1967); press cuttings relating to Eveline Burchill and her School of Dancing (1968); and programmes of performances by the Dublin Ballet Club at Dagg Hall and Cork Municipal School of Music in 1968 and 1970. Fragile, with some loose items.
Clarke, Barbara (1939-2007), dancerScrapbook containing press cuttings of mainly reviews of Kate O’Brien’s work including the novels Without My Cloak and The Ante-Room and her play The Bridge. Also an article by Kate O’Brien in The Daily Mirror entitled ‘Have Music-Halls Been ‘Killed’?’ (7 July 1928), and a number of articles on her winning the Hawthornden Prize. In addition, articles by other writers such as ‘The Settee’ by Mary Rynne (13 October 1928) and reviews of works by other authors such as Beside the Sea edited by Yvonne Cloud (1 August 1934). Paginated and most articles are dated.
O'Brien, Kate (1897-1974), writerSmall hardback leather-bound scrapbook with ornate blind and gold tooling to front and back covers, thick pages in a variety of pastel shades, gilt edges to pages and the word ‘Album’ embossed in gold on the spine. Signed ‘Maria Ann Emra October 8th 1850’ on the flyleaf. The contents include handwritten copies of poems of devotional nature, including ‘The Daisy’ by Dr Good; ‘On the Sign of the Cross in Baptism’ by Henry Alford; extract from Now and Then by Samuel Warren; ‘Written in a Very Beautiful Spring’ by S.B.; extract from ‘Beauty: or the Art of Charming’ by Robert Dodsley; ‘The Lilies of the Field’ by Reginald Heber; ‘Resignation’ by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; ‘Associations with Places by the Reverend Edward Caswall; and a short extract from ‘Lady Clara Vere de Vere’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson; also pencil and watercolour drawings and coloured images cut out from magazines. Some of the contributions are signed or initialled and include Maria’s stepmother and her aunt S. G. [Sarah Grey] Emra. Only a small portion of the book has been used.
Emra, Maria Ann (1835-1904)