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Correspondence between Kenny & Fitzgerald Solicitors, 55 George Street, Limerick, J. G. Barry and Henry A. Coffey, 25 Westland Row, Dublin concerning the taxation of Mungret Agricultural School.

Correspondence between William Montgomery & Son, 97/9 Grafton Street, Dublin; Alured Rolleston & Co Solicitors, Portlaoise; D. & T. Fitzgerald Solicitors, 30 Anglesea Street, Dublin C4; Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, Trust Department, 36-44 Moorgate, London EC2; Marples, Ridgeway & Partners, Woodside, Birkenhead, Liverpool; and Esmonde T. White Solicitor, Portlaoise, county Laois concerning William Gray’s rent arrears, his ejectment and the sale of the fee simple interest in the premises to Edward Farrell. In two folders.

Correspondence, mainly with Little, Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin, relating to Alphonsus (Phonse) O’Mara’s becoming the absolute owner of Bacon Shops Limited in exchange for his shares in O’Mara Limited. Also Bacon Shops Limited trading accounts and related correspondence. Also personal correspondence relating to Stephen O’Mara’s will.

Correspondence between Stephen O’Mara, his brother-in-law Dr William O’Sullivan, Inch House, Killarney, and his nephew Marcus O’Sullivan at various addresses, relating to business matters and investments, Marcus O’Sullivan’s entry into the O’Mara firm, his role as manager of the Claremorris Bacon Factory, his dissatisfaction with his position, purchase of a farm and business at Rockville, county Roscommon, and his eventual departure from the firm. In two folders.

Correspondence between William Montgomery & Son, 97/9 Grafton Street, Dublin; Mrs A. Aird, Aird’s Hotel, Maryborough, county Laois; Alured Rolleston & Co. Solicitors, Main Street, Portlaoise; and D. & T. Fitzgerald Solicitors, 30 Anglesea Street, Dublin C4, mainly relating to the collection of Mrs Aird’s rent arrears and the payment of fire insurance.

Correspondence between William Montgomery & Son, 97/9 Grafton Street, Dublin; Horace Turpin & Sons Solicitors, Maryborough, county Laois; John G. Bolger Solicitor, 76 Main Street, Portlaoise, County Laois; Office of the Inspector of Taxes, The Parade, Kilkenny; T. T. L. Overend & Co., 12 Ely Place, Dublin; Fetherstonhaugh & Carter Solicitors and Land Agents, 33 Kildare Street, Dublin; Alured Rolleston & Co. Solicitors, Portlaoise, county Laois; E. T. White & Co. Solicitors, Portlaoise, county Laois; and various tenants, mainly relating to rent and the sale of the fee simple interest in various properties.

Correspondence with Ernest W. Proud Solicitor, 9 Leinster Street, Dublin (later Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin), mainly relating to the lease and purchase of factory premises and the securing of a loan involving Mr Ray. Also personal correspondence and accounts relating to Stephen O’Mara’s will. Also assorted calculations and a list of files in chairman’s private cabinet in O’Mara’s office which may or may not date from the 1920s.

Correspondence with Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 51 Dawson Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the Letterkenny Timber Company losses and the valuation of factory premises.

Circulars, telegrams, and correspondence relating to the price and purchase of pigs and pig products; special offers; product availability; and deliveries. Correspondents include Whiteley, Muir & Company, Liverpool; E. Burke; P. J. Ryan & Sons, Charleville; J. Smylie & Sons Limited, Manchester; James Ray, Limerick; J. Reynolds of Irish Neonlight Limited, Dublin; and Jack Riordan Senior, Cork.

Correspondence, mainly with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, relating to the proposed sale of the O’Mara bacon business to a co-operative society. Also assorted handwritten calculations and an annual report of the 12th annual general meeting of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited for the year ended 31 December 1949.