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Watercolour sketch
IE 2135 P40/3/8/8/1 · Pièce · [c. 1910s-1930s?]
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Small watercolour sketch on a scrap of paper of a young woman and a man with a cow.

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Watercolour by Stephen Rynne
IE 2135 P40/3/8/8/3 · Pièce · 11 May 1935
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Watercolour by Stephen Rynne of the Shannon with St Mary’s Cathedral in the background, painted as a gift for Anne O’Mara.

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Menu
IE 2135 P40/3/8/8/5 · Pièce · 1940
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Menu dated 27 April 1940 and signed on the reverse by Peter, Anne and Stephen O’Mara.

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Concerning Her Death
IE 2135 P40/3/8/9 · sub-series · 1975
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

This sub-series contains material relating to the death of Anne O'Mara.

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IE 2135 P40/3/10/1/1/7 · Pièce · 17 June 1924
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Letter from Gustaaf Renier, 47 Great Ormond Street, London WC1 to Anne O’Mara. He acknowledges the news that Kate intends to return to London briefly to find a job, after which she wants to leave Gustaaf for good.

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IE 2135 P40/3/10/1/1/16 · Pièce · 14 July 1926
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Letter from Kate O’Brien, 11 Great James Street, Bloomsbury WC1 to Stephen O’Mara. Kate thanks Stephen for his offer of going into a joint management partnership for her next play and discusses the proposal at some length. She outlines the many successes of Distinguished Villa and expresses her pleasure with how things are going. The managers of Little Theatre have already asked for the second play, and her future looks alluring.

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IE 2135 P40/3/10/1/1/20 · Pièce · 19 July 1926
Fait partie de The O'Mara Papers

Typed letter from Kate O’Brien, 11 Great James Street, Bloomsbury WC1 to Anne O’Mara on notepaper bearing the Sunlight League logo. Kate gives Anne an account of the success of Distinguished Villa and St John Ervine’s scathing review of the play. She mentions her old acquaintances Captain Holden and Eddie Newman, compliments received from Sean O’Casey, and a get-together with Stephen Rynne, Betty Sheehan and Vera Turleigh in Kate’s flat.

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