Tomás Mac Gabhráin’s religious tract, Sgathán an anama. Copy of c.1820
Tomás Mac GabhráinPress cutting from [ ] by George Jackson entitled 'SF signal decoded by Hume', focusing on Martin McGuinness's appeal to Peter Brooke for imaginative steps following a complete cessation of armed struggle. (Caption by [Éamonn Downey], commenting on the article and Brendan Duddy's writing a piece for Peter Brooke. Piece is dated by Hume's 21st anniversary of election as MP for Foyle, 24 February 1969.)
Materials pertaining to the case filed by 12 members of the Diyarbakır branch of the Education and Science Workers Union, Eğit-Sen, against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights (application number 23143/93, referred to internally within the Kurdish Litigation Project as Cases 11 through 22 and assigned to Sheldon Leader as lead) alleging that they had been detained and threatened on 27 October 1992 at a meeting with the National Education Director (Nebahat Akkoç was one of the members of Eğit-Sen who was present; materials related to her separately filed application can be found at A44/43/1/3). The applicants stated that they had been continually harassed and threatened since the date of the meeting. After 3 April 1995, only applicant Yüksel Zengin, secretary of Eğit-Sen, was associated with the application number 23143/93 based upon a Commission decision to admit only her complaint regarding the disciplinary sanction she received (a 1/30 reduction in salary) after giving a written statement at a 17 April 1993 Eğit-Sen press conference without State authorisation. The remainder of the application was declared inadmissible. On 8 September 1997, the portion of the application pertaining specifically to Yüksel Zengin was also declared inadmissible by the Commission.
Notable materials available for access in the file include: 2 copies of the original application, including the statements of the applicants regarding the events, press coverage and published articles of the events, and the applicants’ letters of legal authorisation; a copy of Nebahat Akkoç’s application, which was referred to frequently in the Yokuş and others application and which contained many of the appendices used in Yokuş and others; and Yüksel Zengin’s 20 September 1995 to the observations of the Government.
Several drafts of the first line of P71/87.
Seven sheets of contact prints, comprising one hundred and twenty images of Bailey in various poses. Also includes two large portraits of Bailey taken from the prints. Taken by Annette Green of Fulham, London.
Colour photograph of seven accordions on a table.
Settlement on the marriage of J T Byrne and B G Daly. The parties were John Tyrrell Byrne, Drumsna, Co Leitrim, (1), Bridget Grace Daly, Dunsandle (2), Denis Lord Dunsandle, father of Bridget (3), and Robert Warren Meade, 32 FitzWilliam Sq, Dublin and Col Francis O’Beirne, Jamestown Lodge, Co Leitrim, MP (4). Lord Dunsandle settled a trust fund of £5,000 on Bridget. Stamped for succession duty Feb 1893. Meade and Colles.
Settlement on the marriage of A W Blake and E Daly, the parties were Denis Lord Dunsandle (1), his daughter Ellen Daly (2), Andrew William Blake, Furbo, Co Galway (3) and William Daly, Dunsandle, and John Henry Blake, Rathville, Co Galway (4). Lord Dunsandle settled a fortune of £6,000 on Ellen, charged on his estates in the barony of Kilconnell and entrusted to William Daly and John Henry Blake. Ellen was to receive the interest during her life and provision was made for any children of the marriage. Enclosure a page stating that a note of the trusts accompanying the deed was made at the Legacy and Succession Duty Office in Register 1897-2888. Meade and Colles, 8 Kildare St, [Dublin, solicitors]. Also stamped 27 July 1897.
Settlement (No 22, 24 & 25) of trust funds on the children of Denis Lord Dunsandle, by Lord Dunsandle to Lord Dunsandle, William Daly, Dunsandle, Denis Daly, Lieut in the 18th Hussars and Robert Warren Meade, 31 Kildare St, Dublin, solicitor. This deed is a supplemental to a deed of settlement of lands in Cos Galway, Clare and Tipperary, dated 29 July 1882, between Denis Lord Dunsandle and William Daly and Robert W Meade and other deeds enacted since that date. The parties are made trustees of securities held by the National Bank as security for a loan of £5,000. After Lord Dunsandle’s death and subject to the bank loan, provision was made for the following; an annuity of £35 to be paid to James Mulgahy and his wife, who lived in one of the gate lodges at Dunsandle, for their lives; £2,000 each to his daughters Harriet and Anne Daly; £4,000 to Harriet and £6,000 to Anne Daly [as marriage portions or to have the income]; £2,000 to Maria McDonnell ‘a reputed daughter of the said Denis Lord Dunsandle’; £5,000 to William and Denis St George Daly each and £3,000 in trust to the Representative Church Body. These trusts supplemental to the mortgage debts specified in the schedule to a deed dated 2 Feb 1886. The £3,000 given in trust to the RCB was for the payment of the income of various sums to the incumbents of the following Protestant churches: Dunsandle, Ballymacward, Clonfert, Donanaghta, Kilconnell, Loughrea and Tynagh, all in the Diocese of Clonfert; Monieva in the Diocese of Tuam; Thurles and Athassel in the Diocese of Cashel. Includes the schedule of investments. Also 2 amendments to the deed whereby Denis Lord Dunsandle changes the £6,000 charge for his legitimate daughter Anne Daly to £1,000 (13 May 1887) and the 2 charges for Anne of £2,000 and £6,000 to 1 shilling (5 Dec 1887), [Anne Daly married George Valentine Martyn in 1887]. Meade Colles and Co, 31 Kildare St, Dublin, [solicitors].