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Correspondence concerning a property named Annebrook
IE 2135 P10/4/2/2 · File · 11 December 1953-30 January 1957
Part of The Coote Papers

Correspondence between William Montgomery & Son, 97 Grafton Street, Dublin; Maurice E. Veale Solicitor, 6 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin C18; Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, Trust Department, 36 to 44 Moorgate, London EC2; J. G. Onions, Borris, Marlborough, county Laois and D. & T. Fitzgerald Solicitors, 30 Anglesea Street, Dublin C4 concerning a property named Annebrook in Portlaoise on the Coote Estate, the leasehold interest of which, originally belonging to Margaret Meehan, has recently been acquired by Timothy Delahunty who wishes to buy the fee simple interest in the premises. In two folders.

 Coote Family, Barons Castlecoote
Correspondence collected by Joe Doyle
Correspondence collected by Joe Doyle
IE 2135 P13/1/1/1/1 · File · 19 August-30 November 1936
Part of The Robert Stradling Collection

Mostly photocopies of official letters from Department of President, Pádraig Quinn of Kilkenny Blueshirt Division, and brothers John C. Dunphy, J. J. Dunphy and P. L. Dunphy, also involved in recruitment in the Kilkenny-Carlow area, referring to the establishment of an Irish Brigade, the delay of departure of Irish Brigade for Spain, and articles necessary for each volunteer. Includes copy of a letter from Pádraig Quinn, Kilkenny Blueshirt Division (League of Youth), Gowran House, Gowran, county Kilkenny, to Joe Duffy, regarding the question of an Irish Brigade going to Spain, noting his wish to be a member of such an organisation when the time comes, and stating ‘A number of Blueshirts here and there throughout the counties of Carlow and Kilkenny have volunteered their services for the “Irish Brigade” to Spain, the motive of such service being for the “GLORY OF GOD and the HONOUR OF IRELAND”’ (22 September 1936). Also contains copy of a letter from Padraig Quinn, Gowran House, to Joe Doyle, which reassures him that they should not be upset by men withdrawing their names from membership of Brigade (23 October 1936). In addition, a copy of a letter to Doyle from John C. Dunphy, 52 Tullow Street, Carlow, who states ‘I am instructed by Capt. Quinn, who was himself instructed by General O’Duffy, to request that you… procure a passport immediately, for all European countries. Do not mention Spain. If you choose, say you are going to a job somewhere’ (18 November 1936). Also contains list of articles necessary for each volunteer which includes one small valise, one heavy overcoat, one pair of breeches, one pair of heavy nailed boots (or shoes), three pairs of heavy socks (hand knit if possible), one spare set of heavy underwear, one leather strap strong (over 42” long), one pouch (for ammunition) and one shaving outfit.

 Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholar
Correspondence between Grace O’Malley Cantillon and Rory O’Malley
IE 2135 P83/1/1/6 · File · 21 January 2005-3 December 2005 and 2 May 2014
Part of The Grace O’Malley Cantillon Papers

Correspondence between Grace O’Malley Cantillon and Rory O’Malley sharing and exchanging information for the compilation of The Round House O’Malleys, particularly relating to the Malaysian, Australian and New Zealand connections of the family.

 Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historian
Correspondence between Fritz Kirsch and Bruno Scholz
IE 2135 P14/2/3/2/2 · File · 21-22 January 1937
Part of The Hella Scholz Papers

Typed letter from Fritz Kirch, French teacher, to Mr and Mrs Scholz asking Hella to leave the class permanently due to bad behaviour and offering to reimburse some of the fee paid for the course. With Bruno Scholz’s reply, defending his daughter’s behaviour and laying the blame on the teacher.

 Fuller, Hella née Scholz (1925-2003)
Correspondence arising from the death of Colonel James Reilly
IE 2135 P106/1/5 · File · 1922-1926
Part of The Maxwell, Weldon & Co. Papers

Correspondence between bankers and stockbrokers arising from the death of Colonel James Reilly on 3 March 1922. Also the draft will of his widow, Bessie Reilly née Murphy; a draft appointment of John Baldwin Murphy to be a trustee in the Reilly marriage settlement in the place of Robert J. Ferguson, who has died; and accounts relating to the administration of Colonel James Reilly’s affairs between 1906 and 1923.

 Maxwell, Weldon & Co.
Correspondence and Related Items
IE 2135 P3/3 · Series · 1960-1969
Part of The Frances Condell Papers

This series contains Frances Condell's correspondece during her terms as councillor and mayor and some letters of a more personal nature.

 Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of Limerick