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Snapshot (88 x 142 mm) of Denis O’Malley’s son Timothy with his own sons [L-R] Donough, Gerard and John. The boy behind John with part of his face hidden has been tentatively identified as Timothy’s nephew Denis O’Malley. The man in the centre of the picture is Brother Paschal, who worked as a farm boy at Madaboy before joining the Augustinian order in Galway. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/1.

Snapshot (88 x 139 mm) of Denis O’Malley’s son Michael O’Malley sitting on the left-hand pole of a horse-drawn cart holding on to the reins of the horse, of which only the rump and hind legs are visible.

Group photograph (215 x 165 mm) of 36 men of varying ages in suits and ties posing outside the Redemptorist retreat house on the North Circular Road in Limerick. The first man on the left in the second row from the back, just behind the Redemptorist priest, is Michael O’Malley’s son Denis. Image by Maurice Staunton, 55 Thomas Street, Limerick. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/1.

Cabinet card (107 x 163 mm) featuring a studio portrait of Patrick O’Malley in middle age seated on a high-backed chair next to a table, his right arm resting on a book placed on the table (the book is Diagnostics of Internal Medicine by Butler). He is wearing a morning suit and pince-nez, has a carefully tended moustache and finely trimmed beard. The image is by Jas Norris, Sunnyside Studio, Daubhill. Also a digital reproduction (101 x 150 mm) of same.

In memoriam card and a printed card of thanks from Patricia Mulholland’s family following her death. Also see N85/2/15 and N85/4/7.

This sub-series contains material relating to Maurice Walsh’s marriage to Caroline Isabel Thomson née Begg.

This sub-series contains material relating to the terms of Maurice Walsh’s employment as a customs and excise officer.

Account book issued to Walsh (4 St. Michael’s, Inchicore, Dublin) by the National City Bank, 10 College Green, Dublin).

Account book similar to P7/1/2/2/1/1 except that the address at Inchicore is crossed out and replaced by ‘Ard-na-Glaise’, Stillorgan Park. Blank pages at the end.

Document relating to a transaction with the Provincial Bank of Ireland.