Telegram sent by children in Buenos Aires province, Argentina, to Fathers Hayes and Kennedy wishing them a safe return to Ireland.
Telegram sent to Father Hayes from Tipperary by James McCarthy, Bishop of Galloway, Scotland, 23 June 1936. Text: 'Sincerely proud Irish College and worthy zealous Priests/Gods blessing Union and Meeting/Bishop McCarthy.' Back of telegram contains an advertisement the Irish Hospitals' Sweepstakes.
Telegram from Arthur Shields addressed to Laurie Shields, 1535 North Sierra Bonita, Hollywood 46, California. Arthur Shields writes 'Bromley and partner at plane both seem nice. Script ready Monday...'
Telegram from Arthur Shields addressed to Laurie Shields, 1535 North Sierra Bonita, Hollywood 46, California. Telegrams reads 'pleasant flight John met me at Airport Will comfortable but distressing, love Arthur.'
Telegram from Arthur and Laurie Shields addressed to Christine Shields, 14 Hyde Park Ave, Blackrock, County Dublin. The message reads 'Cheers love on your own first nights not just Monday but especially Saturday' The telegram was sent on the occasion of the unveiling of a plaque dedicated to the Abbey players who had taken part in the 1916 rising. Arthur Shields was unable to attend, Christine attended in his place.
Telegram to Boyle from [ ], inviting Boyle to speak informally with a small group of [students] in the near future. Annotation from Boyle notes 'School of Criminal Law', Harvard Law School, Cambridge.
Telegram addressed to Mrs. Arthur Shields (Aideen O'Connor) at 1535 North Sierra Bonita Ave, Hollywood, California. Reads in its entirety 'Thought you might like to know we completed Hollihan Kinescope and your husband Arthur was superb sincerely Jay Richard Kennedy'; telegraph was sent from New York.
Telegram addressed to Arthur Shields, Radio Eireann Dublin, which reads in its entirety 'Congratulations from one who was with you in Hibernian Bank Easter Week.' Sent from Cork, not clear who from.
Telegram addressed to Arthur Shields from Stella Saurin informing him of the death of Charles Saurin. Also memorial card and note of appreciation for Charles Saurin.
Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.
The Telegael crew setting up camera and sound equipment outside St. Nicholas’s cathedral, near the market. In the same location, some of Galway’s traffic wardens are trying to remove a chain from a post.
Scenic photographs taken on Seana Mhac. One image of string puppets.