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Letters from Father William E. O’Donnell at various foreign addresses, mainly in the United States and North Africa. The letters give an account of his daily life activities, discuss politics and convey and seek news of mutual friends. Some of the letters contain notes to or are jointly addressed to Dore’s wife. Also a letter from Dore to his wife enclosing a letter from O’Donnell. Two items in Irish. With two enclosures of press cuttings. For a photograph originally attached to item (53), see P2/6/6/9. In three folders. Also see P2/3/2/4/3-5.

Letters from Esther Uniacke, Monatrea, Youghal, county Cork to William Hill, Donnybrook, Doneraile, county Cork acknowledging receipt of half year’s interest due from Viscount Doneraile.

Letters from Ernest Blythe, Dundalk Gaol to Madge Daly, describing his daily life and living conditions, discussing the quality of reportage in newspapers and expressing frustration over the abolition of food parcels in prison.

Letters from Ernest Blythe, Belfast Gaol to Madge Daly, describing his fellow prisoners and the commemoration of the anniversary of Thomas Ashe’s death.

Letters from Ernest Blythe, Place of Internment, Reading to Madge Daly, describing his daily life in prison, making arrangements for Daly’s visit to see him, giving an account of new Irish arrivals in prison, and acknowledging thanking Daly for parcels received.

Letters from Ernest Blythe, Magheragall, Lisburn, county Antrim to Madge Daly, giving advice for her forthcoming visit, describing his living conditions and discussing unfolding events, primarily Count Plunkett’s election victory and the 1917 Peace Conference.

Letters from Ernest Blythe, 25 Adelaide Road, Dublin to Madge Daly, regretting that he is unable to visit Limerick as he is expecting to be arrested and has things to arrange before it. Also two undated letters from Dublin, one written shortly after his release from prison in England, the other expressing relief that ‘the arresting policy seems to be dropped for the present’.

Letters from Ella Young, Stella Maris, Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin, inviting Madge Daly and Kathleen Clarke to join her League of Helpers.

Letters from Edmond Daly, 4438 Monroe Street, Chicago and Hugh Daly, Butte, Montana, mainly relating to Daly family genealogy.

From Dorinda Outram, University College Cork, relating to her interest in contributing an article on Banville in Graph.