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Correspondence relating to intervarsity debates. With a related press cutting. Most items in Irish.

Correspondence with M. J. Russell, Medical Officer of Health, Dublin, and Commissioner O’Dwyer, Dublin, relating to irregularities encountered during a veterinary examination of pigs in O’Mara’s bacon factory.

Copy letter from Bruno Scholz to Gudrun Reiche asking for permission for Hella to leave the Jungmädelbund (Young Girls’ League) owing to a noticeable decline in her school performance. The letter has been typed on the reverse side of a circular advertising drain pipes supplied by Bruno Scholz. With Gudrun Reiche’s reply granting Schulz’s request.

Correspondence, mainly between O’Donnell Dundon & Company Solicitors, 101 O’Connell Street, Limerick and Peter O’Mara, 9 Victoria Terrace, South Circular Road, Limerick relating to the estate of the late Kate O’Brien.

Correspondence between Kate O’Brien, The Fort, Roundstone, county Galway; Messrs Arthur Cox & Co., 42/43 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin; Messrs Proud & Walsh, Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin; and Stephen O’Mara, Strand House, Limerick, relating to the state of Kate’s financial affairs and claims made against her. Also a note in Stephen O’Mara’s hand listing Kate O’Brien’s estimated income and expenditure.

Correspondence relating to Michael O’Brien’s role as Acting Consul of the Irish Republic for New York City. In two folders.

Correspondence with Robert V. Trainer, Secretary, Roller Bearing Company of America, Sullivan Way, West Trenton, New Jersey, USA, relating to Nestor’s attempts to locate a copy of a book entitled The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come [by John Fox Jnr] about the American Civil War.

Mainly correspondence relating to Stephen O’Mara’s first term as Mayor of Limerick. In addition to letters of administrative nature, the file includes correspondence with and relating to Maire Clancy, widow of the murdered Mayor of Limerick George Clancy; and with Joseph J. Cahill, Mayor of Stepney, alluding to O’Mara’s recent release from prison. Also included in this file are a resolution to tender the gratitude of the Irish nation to the people of the United States of America for their support, signed by Eamon de Valera; a telegram from O’Mara’s father announcing the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty; and letters relating to Stephen O’Mara’s subsequent trip to the United States. In five folders.

Correspondence relating to Stephen O’Mara’s second term and partial third term as Mayor of Limerick. The letters deal in the main with O’Mara’s mayoral duties, housing and lighting issues, the Limerick Union Amalgamation Scheme, assistance granted to individuals in diminished circumstances, conditions prevailing in Limerick Jail, maintenance of police barracks and the Belfast Refugees. Also correspondence relating to O’Mara’s fundraising trip to the United States; and his imprisonment as one of the trustees of the Republican Loan Fund. The file includes correspondence to and from Councillor Paul O’Brien as Deputy Mayor during O’Mara’s absence in the United States between April and May 1922, and during his imprisonment between December 1922 and March 1923.

Draft letter from Stephen O’Mara announcing his resignation as Mayor of Limerick and outlining his reasons for doing so. With two typed copies of the final version of the letter. Also a letter from Padraig O Ruitleis, Acting President, Government of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin, regretting O’Mara’s decision to resign as Mayor of Limerick and asking him to reconsider his decision.