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From John Devoy
IE 2135 P2/2/1/21 · sub-series · 1905
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

This sub-series contains a letter from John Devoy to John Daly.

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IE 2135 P2/2/1/22/1 · Dossier · 14 August 1918
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Millie Figgis, Irish Deported Prisoners’ Committee, Dublin, to [Madge?] Daly, enclosing an extract from a letter from Hannah Sheehy-Skeffington relating to Kathleen Clarke’s prison conditions and state of health. With a related cover note.

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From Cornelius (Con) Healy
IE 2135 P2/2/1/24 · sub-series · 1931-1932
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

This sub-series contains letters from Cornelius (Con) Healy [to Madge Daly?].

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From Maria Heuston
IE 2135 P2/2/1/25 · sub-series · 1917
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

This sub-series contains a letter from Maria Heuston to [Madge?] Daly.

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Letter from Maria Heuston to Miss Daly
IE 2135 P2/2/1/25/1 · Pièce · 12 May [1917]
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Maria Heuston, 20 Fontenoy Street, Dublin to Miss Daly relating to the first anniversary of the Easter Rising, her son Sean Heuston, and the Longford by-election.

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IE 2135 P2/2/1/30/2 · Pièce · 26 January 1917
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Denis McCullough, St James’s Park, Falls Road, [Belfast] to Madge Daly apologising for not having written sooner and expressing his sense of loss following the death of Thomas Clarke.

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IE 2135 P2/2/1/31/5 · Pièce · [c. 1913-1916]
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Seán Mac Diarmada, 12 D’Olier Street, Dublin to Madge Daly, seeking her assistance in his efforts to find employment for John Beelin in Limerick.

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IE 2135 P2/2/1/31/7 · Pièce · 16 April 1914
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Seán Mac Diarmada, Irish Freedom, 5 Findlater Place, Dublin to John Daly, giving a lively description of a train journey in the same compartment with a cattle dealer, a Protestant clergyman and an engaged couple. He expresses concern for ‘the Partition business being carried’ and describes a march by the Dublin Volunteers through the city.

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IE 2135 P2/2/1/31/10 · Pièce · [September] 1914
Fait partie de The Daly Papers

Letter from Seán Mac Diarmada, Dublin to John Daly, making a reference to a meeting with the Provisional council and the placing of the Home Rule Bill on the statute books.

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