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IE 2135 P22/5/7/9 · File · November-December 1995
Part of The Tiede Herrema Papers

Index cards containing notes made during and after telephone conversations with Veronica Guerin. ‘Veronica suggests: the whole kidnapping was fake. I was part of the scene. That is why I am so ‘tolerant’’. Also a card with Guerin’s contact details, to which is attached Isabel Conway’s business card. Also a photocopy of Guerin’s article ‘A Hero Born Under Siege’, published in the Irish Independent on 3 December 1995, in which she suggests that Herrema and Coyle knew each other prior to the kidnapping; and a related post-it note.

Herrema, Tiede (1921-2020), managing director of Ferenka Ltd.
IE 2135 P29/1/12 · Item · c. 1960s
Part of The Monsell of Tervoe Collection

Photocopy of a handwritten transcript of P29/1/2 prepared by Trifine Turner née de la Poer Monsell. The photocopy, or possibly the original transcript, is incomplete and lacks part of the first and the last seven pages of the original diary and some other intermittent sections of the text.

Monsell family of Tervoe, county Limerick, Barons Emly
IE 2135 P83/1/1/5 · File · [c. 2000-2005?]
Part of The Grace O’Malley Cantillon Papers

Photocopy of a tenement valuation of ‘Lot 160’, comprising plots of ground on William Street, High Street and Denmark Street Upper leased to John Joseph Jones; also list of people name O’Malley extracted from 19th-century Limerick city trade directories; list of tradespeople with premises at 28 William Street, Limerick city between 1769 and 1920; and a list of tradespeople with premises on High Street, Limerick before 1856.

Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historian
IE 2135 P13/2/1/2/5 · Item · 13 March 1937
Part of The Robert Stradling Collection

Photocopy of telegram from Mussolini to heads of volunteer troops regarding their progress, stating ‘Haga saber a los Legionarios que YO sigo, hora tras hora, su acción, que será coronda por la Victoria’ (‘Let the Legionnaires know that I am following hour after hour their action and it will be crowned by victory’).

Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholar