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Correspondence relating to plans to amalgamate the West, Mid and East Limerick brigades
Correspondence relating to plans to amalgamate the West, Mid and East Limerick brigades
IE 2135 P44/1 · Dossier · 23 October 1923 and February-May 1924
Fait partie de The Moss Twomey Papers

Correspondence between Chief of Staff [Frank Aiken], General Head Quarters, Dublin; Officer Commanding West Limerick Brigade Gearóid MacAmhlaoibh [Gerald McAuliffe]; Acting Officer Commanding Limerick Brigade E. Hanrahan; and Inspecting Officer Maurice Twomey relating to plans to amalgamate the West, Mid and East Limerick brigades of the IRA into a single independent command area.

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Letter relating to a possible Free State spy
Letter relating to a possible Free State spy
IE 2135 P44/11 · Pièce · [c. 1924]
Fait partie de The Moss Twomey Papers

Letter from Padraig Ó hÉigceartaigh [?], former adjutant of the Mid Limerick Brigade, to the Director of Communications, Dublin, relating to the unsuitability of the current Officer Commanding Mid Limerick Brigade as he may be a Free State spy, and recommending Commandant Dundon as a more appropriate candidate.

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Correspondence concerning difficulties of communication
Correspondence concerning difficulties of communication
IE 2135 P44/15 · Dossier · June-July 1925
Fait partie de The Moss Twomey Papers

Correspondence between Officer Commanding Limerick County, Chief of Staff [Frank Aiken], Dublin, and Staff Captain Mack, concerning the difficulties of communication between the General Head Quarters and Clare Brigade and Mack’s efforts to resolve them. Also Mack’s observations of the state of the brigades in Limerick and Clare following an inspection tour.

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The Dromoland Photographic Collection
IE 2135 P84 · Fonds · 1890-1895

Glass plate negatives depicting images of Edward Donogh O’Brien, 14th Baron Inchiquin of Dromoland and Leamanegh, his children from his second marriage to Ellen Harriet née White, other family members and friends. Also depicted are views of Dromoland Castle and grounds, scenic beauty spots in County Clare and country houses and their occupants in England.

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Tree on the lawn to the south of Dromoland Castle
IE 2135 P84/1/5 · Pièce · 1890-1895
Fait partie de The Dromoland Photographic Collection

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) depicting a tree on the lawn to the south of Dromoland Castle, with the south front of the house on the right and a row of outbuildings in the background. A rustic bench is located under the tree, with Maud and Claire O’Brien standing in front of it. The girls are dressed in dark coats, dark boots and stalker hats.

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The hall at Dromoland Castle
IE 2135 P84/1/9 · Pièce · 1890-1895
Fait partie de The Dromoland Photographic Collection

Glass plate negative (165 x 215 mm) depicting the hall at Dromoland Castle. The image features a fireplace with the portrait of Thomas Keightley above it and a silk screen to one side.

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Donough O’Brien in a group with six men
IE 2135 P84/2/4 · Pièce · 1890-1895
Fait partie de The Dromoland Photographic Collection

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) depicting six men (one of whom is only partially visible) gathered around Donough O’Brien who is sitting on a chair with a dog by his side. The men are all casually dressed in tweeds and flat caps.

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