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Copies of a poem entitled Thoughts at Eastertide, unattributed but presumably written by Frances Condell.

This sub-series contains typescript copies of children’s stories written by Condell. Some of the stories are written under the pen names ‘Pat Francis’ and ‘Jack and Jill’. Some of the copies contain pencilled amendments and alterations.

Envelope containing typescript copies of a children’s story entitled Billy the Barnacle written by Frances Condell.

Envelope containing typescript copies of a children’s story entitled Kathleen the Kerb written by Frances Condell.

Envelope containing typescript copies of a children’s story entitled Sammy the Signpost / Sidney the Signpost written by Frances Condell.

Typescript copy of a children’s story entitled Tom the Trout written by Frances Condell, with minor pencilled amendments.

Handwritten draft of a children’s story entitled Andrew the Hairpin.

Handwritten draft of a children’s story entitled Mike the Match.

Handwritten draft of a children’s story entitled Sheila and the Fairies.

Large notebook, originally a diary for 1963 but used by Condell for writing down drafts of assorted articles for Woman’s Way, Limerick Weekly Echo, Church of Ireland Gazette and Irish Independent. Article topics include current affairs, social welfare and health issues, consumerism, fashion and specific events such as festivals, conferences and local elections. Inserted between the pages are 35 loose items, mainly place holders with single keywords but also assorted press cuttings and three article drafts (Do You Ever Feel a Flop; Lest We Forget; and part of an untitled article discussing TV and radio).