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IE 2135 P51/6/5/1 · File · 1924-1928
Part of The Limerick Papers

Copy will of William Henry Edmond de Vere Sheaffe, [4th] Earl of Limerick dated 21 March 1924; codicil dated 19 May 1925; second codicil dated 17 August 1927; and a third codicil dated 10 May 1928. Also a photocopy of the original will and codicil, and an accompanying sheet certifying the validity of the documents. In two folders.

Pery family, Earls of Limerick
IE 2135 P15/3/7/1 · Item · [1853?]
Part of The Moore of Moynehall Papers

Copy will of John Norris Thompson dated 13 July 1830. The cover bears note ‘consulted to be read by consent of 22 February 1853’ by Samuel N. Knipe solicitor.

Moore family of Moynehall, county Cavan
IE 2135 P15/1/2/4/13 · Item · [c. 1834-1845?]
Part of The Moore of Moynehall Papers

Copy will of Tenison Lyons of Charleston, county Westmeath dated 23 March 1832. Lyons bequeaths his estate of Knocknagooly in county Westmeath upon trust to Mark Anthony Levinge and William Adam Reilly for the use of his wife Ellen Lyons for and during her natural life. Following her death, the estate is to be sold, and of the proceeds £1,000 is to be paid to each of his three daughters and the residue to his son.

Moore family of Moynehall, county Cavan
IE 2135 P40/2/4/7/1 · Item · February 1902
Part of The O'Mara Papers

Copybook containing affirmative arguments delivered by Stephen M. O’Mara during a debate at Clongowes Wood College on 23 February 1902 on the subject ‘whether the men who guided public opinion in Ireland during the 19th century did or did not make a grave error in not placing the Irish language amongst the essential requirements of the country'.

O'Mara family of Strand House, Limerick
IE 2135 NDAI N86/2/2 · Item · [1966]
Part of The O'Mahony-Keniry Papers

Black and white photograph (212 x 166 mm) of a performance during Cór Fheile na Scol in the City Hall in Cork. Of the nine children in the front row, three were dressed in green, three in white and three in gold to commemorate the 1916 Rising. Photograph by Liam Kennedy & Sons, 42 MacCurtain Street, Cork.

O'Mahony, James (1888-1973), Irish dancer and dancing teacher