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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.

Lease from the Vicars Choral of the Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick Dublin to Thomas Middleton of Upper Camden Street (and Harold’s Cross), Dublin. It recounts a 1750 lease of the same premises to Thomas Middleton, deceased. The premises consists of a house on the west side of St. Parick’s Street, for 60 years for £3 a year. Includes plot od the property.

Lease by William Thomas, Grange, Co. Dublin and Oliver Fairlough of Drogheda, both appointed trustees of the estate of Sarah Cutbert, late of Drogheda; Samuel Lillon of Wexford and Robert Keeling of the Circular Road, Dublin to James Butler of the City of Dublin, coal trader, of a yard and coal house on the junction of Rose or Marshalsea Lane and Molesworth Lane for 41 years at £5 divided among the four assignees equally. Includes plot of property.

Lease from James Biron of the City of Dublin Esq. to John Flinn of Dublin, cabinet maker, of a house and premises in Wood Quay, formerly Exchange St., for £68.5.0 a year. Includes plot and notes on the property.

Lease from James Biron of Harold’s Cross to Thomas Holmes of Essex St. West, Dublin, gentleman, of a premises on the Wood Quay and Lower Exchange St., City of Dublin for 999 years at £42 a year. Includes plot of the property.

Copy of above. Lease from James Biron of Harold’s Cross to Thomas Holmes of Essex St. West, Dublin, gentleman, of a premises on the Wood Quay and Lower Exchange St., City of Dublin for 999 years at £42 a year. Includes plot of the property.

Life of St. Finbar in Irish, with translation into English, Scribe Patrick Stanton, Cork, 1893.

A 19th century collection of poetry in Irish including poems by Carolan. Scribes include Seán Ó Dálaigh, Douglas Hyde, Nicholas O’Donnell of Melbourne, James Molloy, Una Young.

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).

Because many creators’ lives and work do not fit neatly into a single category, some collections include material that might also sit comfortably elsewhere. In some cases, collections that contain academic or literary material have been placed within Personal papers, reflecting how the records were originally grouped or described.

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Photographs and music relating to the visit of Jean Ritchie and George Pickow to Ireland.