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IE 2135 P3/7/4/4 · File · [c. 1960s-1970s]
Part of The Frances Condell Papers

Typescript of an essay entitled Far from the Madding Crowd in two parts, prepared for the Mid-Morning Programme on RTÉ. The tone of the essay, which describes a visit to Dunquin in the Dingle Peninsula, is very similar to Condell's short story An Irish Heart.

Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of Limerick
IE 2135 P7/1/5/4 · Item · [March 1964]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Typescript of an obituary (by Liam Morrissey) entitled 'The Quiet Man’ and including a fourteen-line poem beginning with the line ‘In high Elysian fields’. Also see P7/2/7/6/4.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
Typescript of Castle Gillian
IE 2135 P7/2/1/11/5 · Item · [c. 1946-1947]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Typescript of the novel Castle Gillian with ‘M. Walsh’s Copy’ written on the front. Minor alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/1/3/2 · Item · [October 1932]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Typescript of draft of the short story The Quiet Man, titled, with Walsh’s name and address on the top and two drawings over the text. Begins: ‘Shawn Kelvin – a blithe young lad of twenty – went to the States to seek his fortune.’ Alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/1/4/4 · Item · [1932?]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Typescript of draft of the short story The Red Girl beginning with chapter one which opens: ‘The hotel lounge was Big Michael Flynn’s best room: wide and low’. Alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P13/1/1/9/1 · Item · [1967]
Part of The Robert Stradling Collection

Typescript of memoirs of James McCarthy, of Enniskeane, county Cork, about his experience as a volunteer with Irish Brigade, entitled Adventures with the Irish Brigade, beginning ‘In July, 1936, the revolt which led to the Spanish Civil War occurred’. Records information concerning the outbreak of war, the International Brigade, General Eoin O’Duffy, the transport of volunteers to Spain, Irish government action, the formation of the Brigade, the daily routine, the first casualties, some ‘Personal Adventures’, General O’Duffy’s address and returning home. Paginated.

Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholar
IE 2135 P13/1/1/9/2 · Item · [1967?]
Part of The Robert Stradling Collection

Typescript of notes based on an essay written by James McCarthy entitled Adventures with the Irish Brigade (for which see P13/1/1/9/1), beginning ‘Passports not being issues for travel to Spain; permission sought for travel as tourists to Portugal’, underlining names of various individuals involved referred to in essay. Includes National Library of Ireland reference number.

Stradling, Robert Arthur, scholar