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Card from G Lynch Staunton
UGA LE/LE6/3/5/2/55 · Item · 21/02/1909
Part of Landed Estates

Card from G Lynch Staunton, Purbrook, Cosham, Hants, on which he writes 'The enclosed warrant has been sent to me I presume for my signature and that of my co-trustee'.

UGA LE/LE6/3/6/66 · Item · 11/10/1905
Part of Landed Estates

Card from [George] Lynch Staunton, Purbrook House, Purbrook, Hants, England, consenting to the sale of Yorkshire and Lancashire Railway stock.

Card from John Redington
UGA LE/LE6/2/5/1/833 · Item · 15/10/1903
Part of Landed Estates

Note on a card, from John Reddington, Barfield, Galway, stating that he has gained possession of the house in Market St. from Mrs. Moloney, who was painfully sober.

Card from Martina B. Doherty
UGA A/A44/5/5/1/4/25 · Item · [12/1980]
Part of Academic

'Thank you' card from Doherty for all Boyle's help from throughout the year.

Card from Niall Buggy
UGA T/T20/1/6/6/361 · Item · [1971]
Part of Theatre

Card from [Niall] Buggy wishing her well and asking her to give him a call,”I am at the Gate, God help me!”

UGA G/G17/2/67/624 · Item · 17/07/1981
Part of Irish Language

Card from Paddy [Howley] and Jo, Palmerstown, Dublin 20 to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc and Rita thanking them for their card. Saying that they are off to Rome and that they had one of the Healy sisters from Shannon with them.

UGA G/G17/2/67/625 · Item · 17/09/1981
Part of Irish Language

"Letter from Paddy [Howley], Palmerstown Road, Dublin to Eugene and Rita, thanking him for the books. He comments that his translations in ""The Road to Brightcity"" make Máirtín's stories understandable, commenting that he was back teaching in school and giving news of the children."

Card from Rita Kelly
UGA G/G17/1/3/118 · Item · 02/10/1973
Part of Irish Language

"Hand-made card from Rita Kelly to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, congratulating him on finishing ""Dan Lowery""."

Card from Tim Culhane
P/P134/12/1/1/12/78 · Item · [1956]-[1957]
Part of Personal

Letter on cardstock to Canon Hayes from Tim Culhane, Limerick, sending well wishes regarding his health and noting that 'I am conveying prayers for you from all the friends of the movement here in Limerick.'