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File of articles and press cuttings relating to the Padraig O Conaire Memorial. Includes copy of "An Stoc" with an article by Tomás Ua Concheanainn, Cisdeoir, Lios na Mara, Galllimh naming contributors to the fund and asking for another £100 (Jan-Feb 1931). Items mainly from local and national papers relating to the unveiling of the statue by President de Valera on Whit Sunday 1935.

Letter from [Sir] Samuel O'Malley, Kilboyne, Castlebar to George Charles, 3rd Earl, in which he expresses his regret that 'you will still remain for a time absent from the Commission of the Peace for Mayo' but adds that to question the Lord Chancellor's prudence in removing him 'might possibly be deemed unwise by the Duke of Wellington'. He advises the Earl to ask the Duke of Wellington when he was to be restored to the magistracy. The letter is marked 'private and confidential'.

Materials in this catalogue are organised hierarchically and assigned to sub-fonds such as Personal, Academic, or Business papers. These groupings are intended as broad contextual guides rather than strict definitions, and they determine the reference number that is assigned to that particular archive collection (for example A for Academic, P for Personal).

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Material relating to the financial running of the "An Stoc" newspaper, an Irish language paper run by various academics and staff connected with UCG in the 1920s. The material in this collection refers to subscriptions, bankbooks and processed cheques, and financial accounts and correspondence relating to the paper.

Bound volumes containing names, addresses and subscription amounts paid.

Bound volume being a cash book, giving date, name and amount of subscriptions paid, as well as running costs relating to "An Stoc".

Cash receipt book giving date, name and address and amount received.

Bound volume containing names and addresses of subscriptions to to "An Stoc" newspaper, with amounts paid. Enclosure of letter notifying people of the editorial board meeting the following day. It is from Tomas O Raghallaigh, Acting Secretary. Agenda includes examination of accounts and reports from various officers [in Irish].

Cheques and bank books relating to the bank account for "An Stoc"

Bundle of processed cheques and cheque counterfoils relating to "An Stoc" account with the Bank of Ireland.