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Mainly paid cheques from Madge Daly on behalf of John Daly and receipts to Madge Daly for sums of money. Payees include Thomas Clarke, James Lydden, Patrick Pearse, 3rd (East Clare) Brigade 1st Western Division, Austin Stack and others. Also receipts issued for contributions to charitable and commemorative funds (some of these have been issued to Una (Agnes) and Carrie Daly).

Letters from Dr James Robert, 15 Upper Mallow Street, Limerick; Dr P. J. Graham, 72 O’Connell Street, Limerick, Dr P. J. Franklin, 15 Upper Mallow Street, Limerick; Chief Secretary’s Office, Dublin Castle; Dr Patrick Dolan, 60 Amiens Street, Dublin; Medical Officer, Holloway Prison, London; Secretary, Prison Commission, Home Office, Whitehall, London SW1; and Thomas Carey, Catholic Church, Eden Grove, Holloway, London relating to the incarceration and state of health of Catherine Daly’s daughter Kathleen Clarke in Holloway Prison. Some of the items are copies of the originals in Madge Daly’s hand.

Acknowledgements of receipt and rejection slips from publishing companies relating to the manuscript of a novel The Stone King. Also a typescript report by A. Farrell on the novel’s plot and structure.

Telegrams to the Home Secretary from Catherine Daly and John Clarke and replies from Holloway Prison relating to Kathleen Clarke’s address; also a telegram from Kathleen Clarke to the Daly family announcing her release from prison.

Mainly manuscript transcripts of the 14th-century rent roll of MacNamara. In Irish.

Draft of the short story The Honest Fisherman, mainly typescript, but the last three pages handwritten. Note in pencil at the top of the first page: ‘B-filed 5/12/53’. Includes duplicate of the first page. Alterations. Pagination.

Finished manuscript of Máire Bhéil-Atha-hAmhnais for soprano, alto and bass. Fragile.

Draft manuscript of Máirín de Barra for two sopranos and alto. Also a finished manuscript of the song for bass and piano, and an incomplete version of same. Also see P16/2/1/23.