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This sub-series contains correspondence relating to Herrema's appointment as managing director of Ferenka Ltd and problems facing the company. Also included in this sub-series are invitations and correspondence relating to seminars and various social events.

This sub-series contains correspondence and other communications concerning Tiede Herreman's subsequent career in Holland and his continued interest in Irish economy and industry.

Correspondence and payment notices relating to loans taken from The Agricultural Credit Corporation Ltd.

This sub-series contains letters and petition from Friends of the Earth.

This series contains Frances Condell's correspondece during her terms as councillor and mayor and some letters of a more personal nature.

Correspondence between bankers and stockbrokers arising from the death of Colonel James Reilly on 3 March 1922. Also the draft will of his widow, Bessie Reilly née Murphy; a draft appointment of John Baldwin Murphy to be a trustee in the Reilly marriage settlement in the place of Robert J. Ferguson, who has died; and accounts relating to the administration of Colonel James Reilly’s affairs between 1906 and 1923.

This sub-series contains business correspondence conducted between members of the O'Mara family.

Typed letter from Fritz Kirch, French teacher, to Mr and Mrs Scholz asking Hella to leave the class permanently due to bad behaviour and offering to reimburse some of the fee paid for the course. With Bruno Scholz’s reply, defending his daughter’s behaviour and laying the blame on the teacher.

Letter from Fritz Krups, Heresbachstraße, 5650 Solingen 19, Germany. The letter expresses concern for the fact that when Herrema was taken hostage, his kidnappers were under the assumption that he was German. Krups seeks clarification as to whether Herrema’s kidnapping was related to his assumed nationality. Also Herrema’s copy reply.

Correspondence between Grace O’Malley Cantillon and Rory O’Malley sharing and exchanging information for the compilation of The Round House O’Malleys, particularly relating to the Malaysian, Australian and New Zealand connections of the family.