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Bound volume of names of club members and a related note.

This sub-series contains material relating to the campaign spear-headed by Edward Dore to erect an Easter Rising memorial on Sarsfield Bridge in Limerick city.

This collection contains a diverse range of records relating to the Lilburn family of Limerick city. The first part contains material created and generated by the accountancy firm of Metcalfe, Lilburn and Enright, illustrating the growth and development of the company from the 1920s to the 1970s. The client files show the practice to have been the leading Protestant accountancy firm in the city, with clients such as Adare Tobacco Manufacturing Company established by the fourth Earl of Dunraven in the early 1900s. The second part consists of personal records of the Lilburn family, predominantly relating to the education and hobbies of Hugh Lilburn and his son Stewart Lilburn. Of particular note is a set of personal account books which provides useful insights into middle class household economy from the 1920s to the 1970s. Also of interest are the minute books of the North Munster branch of the Irish Hockey Union from 1901 to 1941. The third part comprises records of the Limerick Presbyterian Church, mostly created by Stewart Lilburn in his role as Honorary Secretary in the 1960s and 1970s. This part also contains a copy of Hugh Lilburn’s book Presbyterians in Limerick (1946) and a subsequent reprint (1959). Together, these three parts provide a valuable cross-section of all aspects of the lives of three generations of a well-to-do Protestant middle-class family in twentieth-century Limerick.

Poem entitled The Letter written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Publication entitled Australian Short Stories – International Issue No. 27 containing Nestor’s short story The Legend Lives. Also see P31/2/1/4/7.

Volume 307, Number 1854 of Blackwood's Magazine, containing Nestor’s short story The Leaping Trout.

Typescript draft of The League Against Christmas with copy editor’s handwritten alterations. Some of the pages are photocopies. Pagination. In three folders. Also a cover letter from Marie Therese Duggan, Managing Director, Camera Pen Ltd., 10 River Lane, Shangannagh, Shankill, county Dublin, to Conor Kenny, Kenny’s Bookshop, Quay Street, Galway.

Photocopy of a typescript screen adaptation of The League Against Christmas. Paginated. Pages 32-34 and 36-44 have been replaced by photocopied extracts from the original typescript.

Issues of The Leader, 20 May 1916, 4 August 1945 and 25 August 1945.

Press cuttings of the column The Land War Days by Thomas P. O’Neill.