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This sub-series contains letters from and concerning Stephen O'Mara Junior's brother-in-law, John (Jack) O’Brien and his family. Also see P40/1/2/1/2/15, P40/2/4/2/2/3 and P40/3/8/1/3/2.

Correspondence with the Limerick Branch of the Bank of Ireland relating to John O’Brien’s business which ‘badly wants capital without which he will find it hard to properly develop it’ and the prospect of selling Towlerston Farm for the purpose.

Correspondence with John O’Brien’s daughter and son in law Clare and Richard (Dick) Dodd, discussing domestic news and financial matters.

This sub-series contains a letter from Stephen O'Mara Junior's brother-in-law, Thomas (Tom) O’Brien.

This sub-series contains letters from Stephen O'Mara Junior's brother-in-law, Gerard (Gerry) O’Brien. Also see P40/1/2/4/4 and P40/1/2/7/1.

Letters from Gerry [Gerard] and Rosemary [O’Brien], Mulcair Farm, relating to various financial matters.

Letters from ‘Lady’, Annefield, Clonsilla, county Dublin, relating to her children’s education, her financial difficulties and her horse training business.

Correspondence with Mabel Young, Carrigoona Cottage, Kilmacanogue, county Wicklow, relating to the purchase of one of her paintings.

Letters from the Most Reverend Patrick O’Neill, Lord Bishop of Limerick, The Palace, Corbally, Limerick, mainly thanking Stephen O'Mara for his generous contributions.

Letters relating to the purchase of glass, crystal, paintings and furniture; also correspondence with Conte S. Dunin-Markiewicz, Hotel Lenehan, Harcourt Street, Dublin concerning his late father’s picture, Amour; and letters relating to the 1952 exhibition of Art Treasures in Thomond at the Hunt Museum to which Stephen and Anne O’Mara loaned works of art. For a related catalogue, see P40/2/4/7/8.