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Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, asking Clarke to visit him.

Letter from John Daly, Clonlong House, Roxboro to Thomas Clarke, introducing the brother of the Assistant Town Clerk, Andrew Killeen, to Thomas Clarke in America.

Letters from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to Daly’s business problems and his complaints about work.

Letters from John Daly, from an unidentified location to Thomas Clarke, providing details of his forthcoming trip to Dublin to see Clarke.

Letter from John Daly, 28 Thomas Street, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, inviting him to visit Limerick. The letter was written the month after Clarke’s release from prison.

Letter from John Daly, 26 William Street, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to the opening of Daly’s new bakery in William Street.

Letter from John Daly, 26 William Street, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to the forthcoming local elections and his on-going problems with the local clergy.

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, attaching an unspecified enclosure (now not present).

Letter from John Daly, Mayor’s Office, Limerick to Thomas Clarke, relating to Daly’s decision to abandon his plans to travel to America in order to fight a Mayoral election at home against Cleeve. He also outlines his intention to establish a new Labour Party if re-elected as Mayor.

Letters from John Daly, 26 William Street Limerick to Thomas Clarke, postponing his trip to Dublin due to the weather. He castigates Devlin, Kettle, the Clergy and the Irish Parliamentary Party for ‘driving the honour and manhood out of our people’.