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Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to the cancellation of the Dundalk meeting which necessitates a trip to Cork.

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to a convention in Philadelphia at which Daly has been asked to represent Limerick as Mayor. He also describes a lecture given by him in Kanturk, county Cork. ‘Davit and the Mayor of Cork drove through the town a short time before the lecture but I saw them not, as they went to the Poorhouse for refreshments sooner than come to the hotel where I staid [sic].’

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to the collapse of the Labour Party, Daly’s efforts to remain as Mayor, and his plans to go to New York and lecture as Mayor.

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to Daly’s efforts to help the large number of unemployed in Limerick. He confirms that Clarke is to be given Freedom of Limerick and invites him to visit Limerick.

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to Daly’s workload as Mayor, problems with his business, the Dundalk and Cork meetings and Clarke’s plan to go to America.

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, asking Clarke to visit him.

Letter from John Daly, Clonlong House, Roxboro to Thomas Clarke, introducing the brother of the Assistant Town Clerk, Andrew Killeen, to Thomas Clarke in America.

Letters from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to Daly’s business problems and his complaints about work.

Letters from John Daly, from an unidentified location to Thomas Clarke, providing details of his forthcoming trip to Dublin to see Clarke.

Letter from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, inviting him to visit Limerick. The letter was written the month after Clarke’s release from prison.