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Copy letter of appreciation to Andy Thomas, District Manager, Irish International Airlines, Atlanta, Georgia, thanking him for his kindness during Condell’s visit. ‘I have met so many distinguished people… I have to pinch myself to realise that all this happened to me!’

Letter from Eoin McNeill, 19 Herbert Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, to [Laurence?] Ginnell, concerning the ongoing criticism of the Irish Volunteers and their anti-conscription campaign and support of Germany as reported in The Times by Chief Secretary for Ireland Augustus Birrell. The reverse of the last page bears a note by Madge Daly: ‘This letter –with other papers – was left to me by Sean Mac Dermot when he was in Limerick, Christmas, 1916. He did not wish to have the papers in case of his arrest.’

Letter from Helen Atteridge, 3 Killowen Villas, Isleworth, Near London to Mary Alden Childers relating to a visit Atteridge made to Limerick as part of the White Cross and the Dalys’ on-going problems with the British forces in Limerick.

Letters from Stiophan O’Madigan, Officer Commanding Republican Prisoners, Limerick Jail, to the Mayor of Limerick; and from Michael Brennan, Field General Headquarters, South Western Command, Limerick to Miss E. Murphy, St Margaret’s, Limerick concerning the conditions under which the Republican prisoners are being housed in Limerick Jail and the pilfering of items from their parcels by the Free State Garrison.

Letter from J. Casey, 23 Bowman Street, Limerick to ‘Jim’ concerning the allocation of funds collected, the bulk of which is to be spent on funerals and burial plot.

Letter from S. [?] O’Briain, Office of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Taoiseach, Dublin to Eileen Curtin, 139 Richmond Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, concerning a letter written by John Daly.

Bound typescript draft of an unpublished work entitled The Life and Letters of John Daly by Louis N. Le Roux. Paginated, with handwritten annotations and corrections.

Typescript draft of the memoirs of Madge Daly. Paginated, with handwritten corrections.

Typescripts of a narrative by Madge Daly entitled Miss Madge Daly’s Story, in which she describes her visit to Kilmainham Prison to see her brother the night before his execution.

Typescript account entitled The Story of Commandant Edward Daly’s Gun by Nora Scanlon, Scarriff, county Clare.