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Letter from Nathaniel Montgomery, 10 Old Dominick Street, [Dublin] to J. Tatlow. Having searched his books, he cannot find any record of documents requested by Mr Tatlow; he has, however, found a draft release and declaration which was executed by Mr and Mrs Noble on 14 July 1851 (for which see P15/4/3).

Letter from 'Mollie', a school-friend of Nance O’Mara’s, from county Clare, enclosing a photograph of schoolgirls from [Laurel Hill Convent, county Limerick], for which see P12/5/1/7.

Letter from Nance O’Mara, New Strand House, Limerick, to Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London, N.W.3 4RE, regarding Kate O’Brien’s leg amputation and arrangements for her funeral, stating ‘Of course I am willing and have never had any other intention but to pay the funeral expenses… at least I am able to deal with any financial problems of Kate’s’. Some lines are underlined in red.

Photocopy of a letter from N. V. Nolan, Nuclear Energy Board, 20-22 Lower Hatch Street, Dublin 2, to Padraig Carroll, 13 Ashford Estate, The Lough, Cork, declining an invitation to attend an unspecified meeting on 18 December [1980].

Letter from N. P. Shea, Gentian, Green Park, South Circular Road, Limerick, thanking Condell for the invitation to the reception for Senator Kennedy and offering congratulations for ‘this further triumph in your political career’.

Letter from Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson, The White House, Washington, thanking Condell for hospitality received when her plane landed at Shannon. Attached is a (later) typed version of the letter with a note stating that copies of it were sent to the [Limerick] Leader and the Limerick Weekly Echo.

Letter from Monsignor D. J. Dineen, St Patrick’s Rectory, 216 North 31st Street, Billings, Montana, USA, relating to the adoption of ecclesiastical students for the Diocese of Great Falls. For photographs originally attached to the letter, see P43/5/1/9. Also see P43/5/2/8.

Letter to Walsh from Miss F. M. Collins, 22 Idrone Terrace, Blackrock, county Dublin, stating admiration of his writing and offering herself should he ever require ‘any emergency secretarial help’.

Handwritten letter from Mickey Hanrohan, 40 Wolfe Tone Street, Limerick, and former neighbour of the O’Briens, to Mary O’Neill, care of Sunday Press, referring to a work by Kate O’Brien entitled Memories of a Catholic Education and how he had lived next door to Boru House, stating, ‘I kept a few Pigons next door and could be seen from O’Briens Nursary. Master Jack Miss May Tom & Kate & Mrs O’ Mara Brought me Pigons from Shanno[n] view Their Uncle Michael’s Home & Stables.’

Letter from Michael Staines, The Hospital, South Camp, Frongoch Prison, [Wales] [to Madge Daly?] providing an account of his fellow prisoners and the state of his health.