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This series contains material relating to the Dore family and includes Edward Dore’s personal correspondence, material relating to his bakery business and his involvement in the activities of the Limerick 1916 Memorial Committee; and the personal correspondence and research notes of his son, Éamonn de hÓir.

Invitation to Rockwell College annual reunion.

This sub-series contains material relating to Edward Thomas Dore's involvement in the Easter Rising, including notes, statements, manuscript memoirs and an interview.

Typescript statement made by Edward Dore before Tadgh Small, Commissioner for Oaths, relating to his involvement in events which took place between 1913 and 1921.

Manuscript note in which Edward Dore’s brother recounts his memories of Seán Treacy’s time at Ballysten House, home of Michael J. Dore, which was used as a headquarters during the events following the 1916 Rising.

Bound hardback typescript entitled 'Memoirs of Éamonn T. de h-Óir', dealing with his life’s events up to and including 1921. With a small number of handwritten amendments.

Receipts and invoices, agendas and minutes of meetings, and letters from contributors and fundraising organisers relating to the campaign spear-headed by Edward Dore to erect an Easter Rising memorial on Sarsfield Bridge in Limerick city. Some of the items have been addressed to Madge Daly. Some items in Irish. In 9 folders.

Limerick 1916 Memorial Fund appeals, invitations to fundraising events and promotional cards and flyers. Two items in Irish.

This sub-series contains material relating to Edward Dore's subscriptions towards commemorative funds and other nationalist causes and to his views on the teaching of Irish at schools.

Receipts, invoices, cheques, circulars, letters and tickets issued to Edward Dore or members of his immediate family, mostly relating to subscriptions towards commemorative funds and other nationalist causes. Also an account of monies collected by the Trustee Fund for the children of the late Seán de Bháll, and a manuscript list captioned ‘new members’. In two folders.