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- 07/04/1887
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Letter from Richard O Mulrenin, Honorary Secretary of the Gaelic Union, 17 Carlisle St., South Circular Road, Dublin, to S.J. Barrett, citing pressure of work and illness as the reasons for his delay in replying. He states that the Gaelic Union is surviving in spite of "the underhand efforts to injure by some of the members of the so-called "Preservation Society". He states further that the Preservation Society must change and so some worthwhile work, and that it does not have Irish scholars. "I mention these things in confidence seeing that you take such as interest in our native tongue". Enclosed receipt for ten shillings to Mr Barrett from "the Gaelic Union for the Preservation of the Irish Language".
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