Letter from Francis Kearney & Son Solicitors, 92 George Street, Limerick, to J. T. Barry, Sandville, Ballyneety relating to holdings in dispute on the Reynolds estate.
Barry family of Sandville, Ballyneety, County Limerick and of Leamlara, County CorkLetter from 3rd Viscount Doneraile to his agent William Hill giving instructions relating to houses going out of lease in Doneraile.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianLetter from the Intelligence Officer of the 4th Battalion East Limerick Brigade to Vice Commandant, East Limerick Brigade, relating to intelligence received that the Irish Citizen Army has been instructed by Liberty Hall to raid for arms in the Barracks of evacuating British forces.
MacCarthy, John Maurice (1896-1976), Irish VolunteerLetter from Brigade Adjutant, Head Quarters, Mid Limerick Brigade, to Brigade Intelligence Officer relating to the need to locate and identify all IRA Volunteers who were killed during the War of Independence and Civil War and buried outside their home areas.
Healy, Michael, Irish VolunteerLetter from Brigade Vice Commandant, East Limerick Brigade, to the Member of the Court Presiding at Special Sitting of Bruff Parish Court, relating to legal action taken by the IRA against five local men guilty of robbery and assault on 17 April 1922. Also a related charge sheet.
MacCarthy, John Maurice (1896-1976), Irish VolunteerLetter to Walsh from Ralph Knight (editorial promotion director), Independence Square, Philadelphia (new address), stating that he hopes to have ‘a piece in 'Inside Information' about Nine Strings to Your Bow (American title of The Man in Brown). Requests biographical material on Walsh and an informal picture.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerLetter to Officer Commanding Limerick East Brigade, relating to organisational issues in the East Limerick Brigade area arising from a report recently submitted by the commanding officer.
MacCarthy, John Maurice (1896-1976), Irish VolunteerLetter to Walsh from Hayes and Sons (solicitors), 41-42 Nassau Street, Dublin, relating to Mr O’Meara and his properties at numbers 72, 74, 76, 78, 80 and 82 Sarsfield Road, Dublin. O’Meara holds the entire property for ever under a fee farm grant of 1911 and would be prepared to sell the rents for £400.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerLetter to Walsh from O’Kelly referring to ‘the proposed broadcasts’ [of Blackcock’s Feather] and a draft agreement which they have received from Chambers which specifies that they pay royalties ‘direct to them instead of to you’.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerLetter from Mid Limerick Brigade Head Quarters to Officers Commanding relating to steps needed to reorganise Mid Limerick Brigade.
Healy, Michael, Irish Volunteer