Handwritten draft of article on Kate O’Brien by Mary O’Neill in pencil and ink consisting of numbered points addressing her date and place of birth, family, career, civil and academic distinctions, and other matters. Also contains further information in pencil.
O'Brien, Kate (1897-1974), writerDraft of text in pencil by Mary O’Neill addressing Kate O’Brien’s early life, education, work in England and Spain, marriage to Gustaff Renier, literary work, move to Roundstone, county Galway, and then to Kent, and other travels.
O'Brien, Kate (1897-1974), writerPage containing the title and subtitle of the proposed book, a photograph of the Round House and a short blurb.
Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historianDraft of P7/1/2/4/11, partly handwritten, partly typed, with extensive alterations. Typescript paginated.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerHandwritten draft by Herrema of Ferenka’s annual report for 1975, and a typescript draft of same, dated by hand ‘1974’. Originally attached to P22/1/1/12.
Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.Handwritten draft of the speech delivered by Herrema at the Irish Export Board conference entitled ‘Ireland and Holland Compared and Contrasted’.
Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.Handwritten notes entitled ‘What Has Membership of E.E.C. to do with Industrial Relations?’ probably intended as a draft of the speech delivered to the Leinster Society of Chartered Accountants.
Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.Draft of the short story Heather Wine, mostly in typescript, but the last two pages handwritten. Alterations. Pagination.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerPhotocopy of a draft of the speech delivered by Herrema at the Swords Business Association Christmas Lunch. This is an abbreviated version of the speech delivered at Ashbourne & District Chamber of Commerce annual dinner dance in May 1983 (for which see P22/4/6/1/4).
Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.Draft or copy letter from Thomas Spring Rice to an unidentified recipient, outlining the principles which govern his political actions.
Rice, Thomas Spring, 1st Baron Monteagle of Brandon