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Letters from his parents Edward and Nora Dore and sisters Maigread and Nora Dore at various addresses conveying domestic and social news to de hÓir during his student years in Dublin. Also some letters from William E. O’Donnell and other correspondents to de hÓir attached to communications from his father. Letters from Maigread and Nora Dore are primarily in Irish, other letters in English. In 9 folders.

Letters from his parents Edward and Bridget Dore, Glin, county Limerick mostly written during Dore’s imprisonment at Frongoch, enclosing gifts of food, conveying domestic news and enquiring after his health. Also one letter from Bridget Dore to Father Bernard Moore regarding her son. In four folders.

Letters from his nephew Michael Kieran Dore, Rockwell College, Cashel, county Tipperary, conveying news of his school activities.

Letters from his grandmother Bridget Dore, Glin, county Limerick wishing him a happy birthday.

Letters from his father Edward Dore, mostly relating to domestic matters but touching upon John Daly and the events of 1916.

Letters from his cousin Mary Fitzgerald O’Reilly, Glin, county Limerick, offering words of support during Dore’s imprisonment at Frongoch. Attached to one letter is a note from Cousin Nell, Shanagolden, county Limerick.

Letters from his children but primarily from his son Éamonn de hÓir at various addresses, describing student life in Dublin, conveying domestic and social news and commenting on his work in the Civil Service, Comhdháil Náisúnta na Gaeilge meetings and elections, Oireachtas na Gaeilge events, political and current affairs, his nationalistic views and visits to see his Daly aunts in Blackrock. Attached to item no. 133 are two articles by de hÓir, Placenames and Our Heritage and The Irish Name of An Uaimh. In 11 folders. For photographs originally attached to item no. 22, see P2/6/3/3.

Letters from his aunts Caroline, Agnes and Madge Daly at various addresses, wishing him a happy birthday or good luck with his exams and enclosing gifts of money.

Letters from his aunt Mary Sheahan, conveying domestic news and congratulating him on his marriage and the birth of his son.

Letters from Henry Kennedy, Director, Irish White Cross, 28 Harcourt Street, Dublin to Madge Daly, relating to the distribution of funds to aid reconstruction of business and properties damaged or destroyed during the War of Independence and to aid needy families who had suffered as a consequence of the War. One of the letters has been addressed to Dr Kathleen Lynn, F.R.C.S.I., 9, Belgrave Road, Rathmines, Dublin.