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Correspondence 1921-1929
UGA G/G60/5/3 · 10/05/1922-19/04/1928
Part of Irish Language

Material in this file covers the period 1921-1929 and includes a flyer "Subscriber to the First Load of the Republic of Ireland” no date; letter from An Craoibhín [Douglas Hyde] re members of CnaG having no other politics other than to go into Dáil, to promote Irish (10/5/1922); correspondence to Seán Ó Muirthuile Ard Rúnaí of CnaG and a cloth badge “Kasr-el =Nil Fruit Stall” for Mater Carnival Ballsbridge, Sep 1922.

Tag / Ref: G60/5/3

UGA P/P133/4/10/4 · Item · 1927-1939
Part of Personal

File of letters sent to Michael Rynne, concerning discussions around European political matters and the League of Nations; flyers and pamphlets from Italy; Letters from the Department of External Affairs from Sheila Murphy discussing department issues and work (Feb-Jul 1931). Letters from 1925 - 1927 discuss Rynne studying international law and corresponding to the Irish Delegation to the League of Nations (29 Mar 1925) Letter from Michael Tierney, writing from Ailesbury Road, Dublin, 23 Jan 193.

Also a letter from the Private Secretary to President of Ireland, Eamon De Valera, Marie O'Kelly, passing on thanks to Michael Rynne from President De Valera wishes to hopefully meet Michael Rynne in person to offer Christmas wishes soon. (22 Dec 1959)

Correspondence 1930-1939
UGA G/G60/5/4 · 24/08/1934-27/05/1937
Part of Irish Language

Material in this file covers the period 1930-1939 and includes correspondence to Douglas Hyde from An MacLachlainn, Argyll (16/11/1935); letter from LaFayette Ltd requesting Hyde sit for new publication photograph, no date; letter from President of Ireland’s private secretary to Riobárd A. Braham, Secretary of the Ard-Chraobh thanking branch members for electing President de Valera as president of the branch but asking if they did not think it better to elect someone who would be in a position to attend more often (27/5/1937).

Tag / Ref: G60/G60/5/4

Correspondence 1940-1949
UGA G/G60/5/5 · 02/06/1940-16/10/1948
Part of Irish Language

Material in this file covers the period 1940-1949 and includes general correspondence from Honorary General secretary and Secretary; copy of letter from Seán O'Casey to Walter Macken, then director of An Taibhdhearc in relation to royalties for Irish language version of the Plough and the Stars (04/11/1942); cards which accompanied wedding cake pieces sent by newly-weds (26/07/1943, 03/08/1944); copy of letter from Colonel His Highness Prince O'Brien of Thomond to president of CnaG 16/10/1948.

Tag / Ref: G60/5/5

Correspondence 1950-1959
UGA G/G60/5/6 · 13/07/1953-29/12/1959
Part of Irish Language

Material in this file covers the period 1950-1959 and includes general correspondence to Donncha Ó Súilleabháin, General Secretary of CnaG; information on the Gaelic Societies of New York, and the International Congress of Celtic Studies 1959; programme for Cumann Carad na Gaedhilge 1954 anniversary celebration. Also includes some cuttings.

Tag / Ref: G60/5/6

Correspondence 1951-1969
UGA G/G60/38/4/1 · 1951-1969
Part of Irish Language

This file consists of correspondence to and from various political parties and individual politicians and includes material relating to the Dáil and Seanad elections 1951; a flyer for Lord Mayor Alfie Byrne; material relating to Cumann Náisiúnta na hÉireann 1957, the Free Ireland Organisation 1964, An Comhar Poiblí 1964, Fianna Fáil, The Christian Democratic Party 1969, the Labour Party 1969 and Saoirse [Secure All Our Irish Resources for Service of Everybody] 1969.

Tag / Ref: G60/38/4/1

Correspondence: 1955 - 1956
UGA P/P133/4/11/4 · Item · 1955-1956
Part of Personal

File of manuscript and typescript letters both to and from Michael Rynne in his capacity of Irish Ambassador to Spain. Letters are between Rynne and Sean Murphy, Secretary, Department of External Affairs, Dublin (Discussing his previous appointment of Legal Advisory at the Department and detailed discussion around the terms of his appointment as well as of Rynne's work within the Department in terms of Irish international relations. ([2] Jun 1955); Sean T. Ó Ceallaigh, President of Ireland, 12 Dec 1956); Eamon De Valera, Dáil Éireann, thanking Rynne on the sympathies expressed at the passing of Kathleen O'Connell. De Valera pays special tribute to the role played by O'Connell and the role she played in Irish history (20 Apr 1956); Letter to Rynne informing him that the Government has nominated him as Ambassador to Canada (30 Jun 1956); Letter from Rynne to Liam Cosgrave, T.D., Minister for External Affairs, turning down Cosgrave's offer of a move to Ottawa, a post of importance to Ireland'" (4 Jul 1956); and other letters between Murphy and Rynne discussing Irish international affairs.

Correspondence: 1957 - 1958
UGA P/P133/4/11/5 · Item · 1957-1958
Part of Personal

File of manuscript and typescript letters both to and from Michael Rynne in his capacity of Irish Ambassador to Spain. Letters largely between Michael Rynne and Con Cremin of the Department of External Affairs, Dublin. The letters discuss the structure, work and roles of the Department and its various positions; Letter from Sean T. Ó Ceallaigh, President of Ireland, Dec 1957; Letters between Rynne and William E. Kerrish, regarding his speaking engagements entitled "Religion in Action in an Atomic Age", an address for parish societies, clubs, forums and fraternal organizations (Nov 1957); Letters between Rynne and Dr. Paul O'Higgins, Cambridge University regarding international law. (1958)

Correspondence: 1959 - 1962
UGA P/P133/4/11/6 · Item · 1959-1962
Part of Personal

File of manuscript and typescript letters both to and from Michael Rynne in his capacity of Irish Ambassador to Spain. Letters include from Rynne to Jack Molloy, Assistant Secretary, Department of External Affairs, Dublin, regarding notes from discussions regarding the abolition of visas for travel between Spain and Ireland (18 Apr 1959); Letters between Rynne and Con Cremin, Department of External Affairs, discussing particulars of Rynne's discussed retirement from Madrid (Nov 1960); Further correspondence between Rynne and Cremin discussing terms and timing of Rynne's retirement and other Department work of External Affairs.