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Correspondence between William Montgomery & Son, 97/9 Grafton Street, Dublin; J. G. Onions, Borris, Maryborough, county Laois; The Ocean, Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, 36-44 Moorgate, London EC2; John G. Bolger Solicitor, Portlaoise, co. Laois; Laois County Council; Inspector of Taxes, Kilkenny; Guinness & Mahon, 17 College Green, Dublin; D. & T. Fitzgerald Solicitors, 30 Anglesea Street, Dublin relating to the sale of a premises at Dublin Road, Maryborough to the tenant, Anthony J. Saunders. The material includes a letting agreement between Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote and the original tenant, Martin Saunders, dated 14 May 1932. In two folders.

Correspondence between Michael and Helen Allott, Odellville, Ballingarry, county Limerick, and the British Friesian Cattle Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Scotsbridge House, Rickmansworth, Herefordshire WD3 3BB. The correspondence relates in the main to the registration of pedigree dairy stock with the society.

Letters from Kathryn Porter, Producer, BBC, Broadcasting House, Ormeau Avenue, Belfast regarding Nestor’s radio play Pillar of Dreams and changes to be made to the text. Also carbon copies of Nestor’s replies, a typed copy of a suggested scene breakdown for the play with handwritten corrections, and an amended copy of same.

Carbon copy of a letter to Bill Morrison, Drama Producer, BBC, Ormeau Avenue, Belfast, enclosing a copy of his radio play Jack of All Fools. Also a related reply from Michael Heffernan.

Letter to Walsh from Sean Mac Lellan, publications officer, Department of Education, Dublin. Encloses copies of correspondence between the department and Chambers discussing the terms for the publication of an Irish translation of The Key Above the Door. The department paid £10 for publishing 1000 copies to be sold at 2 shillings each (21 May 1931).

Correspondence with Bronwyn Conroy, Chief Beauty Consultant, and K. C. Jamieson, General Manager, Revlon Ireland, 104 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2, relating to the provision of a range of cosmetic products to Condell for her visit. Attached to one letter is a cutting from The Sunday Press of 20 February 1966 featuring an advertisement by Revlon of an upcoming visit of Conroy to Switzers store in Dublin.

Correspondence primarily with Lady Constance Butler, Old Taplow Cottage, Taplow, Buckinghamshire; Department of Defence, Parkgate, Dublin; S. S. & E. Reeves & Sons Solicitors, 51 Merrion Square East, Dublin; and Kaye Parry, Ross & Hendy, Architects & Civil Engineers, 6 Leinster Street, Dublin relating to the occupation of Shanbally Castle by military authorities during the Second World War, and damage caused by troops to the house, grounds and livestock. With related map, agreement, notice, schedules of dilapidations, invoices and receipts. In eight folders.

Correspondence with Joseph E. O’Connor, National Archives and Records Service, Washington D.C., and with Robert P. Chalker, Counselor of the US Embassy in Dublin, relating to the John F. Kennedy Library Oral History Project. Condell is asked to contribute to the project, the purpose which is to record interviews with colleagues and contemporaries of the late President. The letters deal in the main with arranging a suitable date for the interview. A related brochure is attached to one of the letters.

Letter from Susie Watson, Pagette Communications Ltd., 4 Bedford Square, London, relating to one of Nestor’s short stories, which has been included among 50 shortlisted stories for the 1990 Ian St James Awards. Also a letter from Graham Taylor, The Ian St James Awards, 2A Haven Green, Ealing, London, regretting that Nestor’s short story has failed to reach the top-twelve shortlist.

Correspondence, mainly between solicitors M. H. Franks, Westfield, Mountrath, [county Laois] and M. A. Moriarty, Mallow, county Cork relating to the ejectment of Baron Castletown’s tenant Eliza Nugent.