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Correspondence with George H. Kinmouth, Blackrock, Cork relating to a proposed fishing trip.

Correspondence with John McDonnell, Editor, Ireland’s Own, North Main Street, Wexford, relating to the prospect of supplying work for the magazine.

Correspondence with Irish Bacon Curers’ Association, 22 Commercial Buildings, Dame Street, Dublin; James Ryan, Minister of Agriculture, Dublin; and Pig & Bacon Commission, 36 Upper Mount Street, Dublin, relating to difficulties experienced in obtaining an equitable distribution of available pigs and the uneconomic pig prices.

Correspondence with James (Jim) Ray concerning a dispute over private letters opened by Stephen O’Mara Junior by mistake; Ray’s failing health; and O’Mara’s offer for Ray to join the board of O’Mara Limited.

Correspondence between Joan de Courcy née Behan, Herbert House, Ballsbridge, county Dublin and Stephen O’Mara, relating to her husband Harry de Courcy, nephew of Stephen O’Mara.

Correspondence with Joan O’Mara, Claremorris Bacon Company Limited, relating to her personal concerns over her inexperience on the manufacture of tweeds during the war and lack of business ability, her refusal of an offer of a job in a shop in Limerick, and her eventual departure from Claremorris.

Correspondence with Joe Brennan, Irish Embassy, Dr Kuiperstraat 9, Den Haag, Netherlands, and Chief superintendent Laurence Wren, relating to Herrema’s article. Wren’s letter also contains references to the forthcoming trial of the remaining defendants in Herrema’s case.

Correspondence with John (Jack) O’Mara, 29 West 104 Street, New York and later Claremorris Bacon Company Limited, Claremorris, county Mayo, relating to an offer of employment extended to him by O’Mara Limited, his salary, bonus and company shares. The later letters are predominantly concerned with staffing issues, and difficulties experienced in purchasing pigs. One letter, dated 31 December 1927, provides a detailed overview of the state of the Irish pig industry in the mid-1920s. In two folders. (John O’Mara (1897-1970) was first cousin to Stephen O’Mara.)

Correspondence with John O’Brien’s daughter and son in law Clare and Richard (Dick) Dodd, discussing domestic news and financial matters.

Correspondence with Tom O’Brien relating to the purchase of a house for his parents, John and Ida O’Brien.