This sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's short stories included in the collection Green Rushes, published in 1935, and some related correspondence.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerThis series contains grazing and conacre agreements between the Coote family and their tenants.
Coote Family, Barons CastlecooteGrant of annuity or yearly rent charge of £50 sterling chargeable upon the lands of Cullies and Dromboe from Samuel Moore to his eldest son and heir apparent Gerard Moore, both of Cullies House, county Cavan, ‘for the advancement in life of the said Gerrard Moore and in consideration of the natural love and affection which he the said Samuel Moore hath and beareth for the said Gerrard Moore’. The cover bears the additional date of 27 March 1835 and the note ‘Produced by Gerard Moore Esq and admitted for Gustavus Dalton [by] E. E. Mayne’.
Moore family of Moynehall, county CavanGraduation certificate issued to Sarah Walsh of University College Dublin for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery and Bachelor of Obstetrics.
Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historianPress release by the Government Information Services on behalf of the Minister for Transport and Power relating to the approval in principle by the Government for the ESB to proceed with proposals for the construction of a nuclear power station.
Dalby, Simon, Professor EmeritusCopies of a poem entitled Good Friday/ Thoughts for Good Friday written by Frances Condell under the pseudonym Pat Francis, with some copies signed as Frances Condell.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickPhotocopy of the finished manuscript of Go Lovely Rose to be sung in concert form. Words by Edmund Waller (1606-1687).
De Regge, Ernest (1901-1958), musician, organist and composerDraft manuscript of Gleann Beag Lághach an Cheoil (Ceol ár Sínsear) for soprano, alto and bass. An tOireachtas competition winner in 1939. Also see P16/2/1/18 and P16/2/1/48.
De Regge, Ernest (1901-1958), musician, organist and composerGisela Scholz’s Arbeitsbuch (workbook) documenting her work history. Inserted between the pages is a related certificate.
Fuller, Hella née Scholz (1925-2003)Black and white snapshot (89 x 61 mm) of a young woman [Gisela Bretting] in a knee-length summer dress sitting on a small table with a book in her hand.
Fuller, Hella née Scholz (1925-2003)