Postcard from "An Cr" to Stiophán Bairéad, 25 Parnell Square, Dublin, saying that he hasn't gotten the "feiuradh Corcaighe", but that he will get Diarmuid to do it. Asks him to thank Sean Mac Énrí for his letter about Taidhg Mhic Cain [in Irish]. Front is

Correspondence between Padraig Mac Piaras and Stiophán Bairéad. Born in 1879, he was a writer, educationalist and revolutionary, leading the 1916 Rising which established the Irish Republic. He was committed to the work of the Gaelic League from his stude

Photocopy of letter from Padraic Mac Piaras, 39 Bothar Mharlboro, Domhnach Broc, to Stiophan Baireadh congratulating him on his marriage. "Go dtugaidh Dia saoghal fada seansiar do'n Ghaedheal Og & go mairidh si an cead!" He says that he can't think of a better Irish woman, and that he will see him in the office [in Irish].

Photocopy of letter from Padraic Mac Piaras, 39 Bothar Mharlboro, Domhnach Broc, to Stiophan Baireadh congratulating him on his marriage. "Go dtugaidh Dia saoghal fada seansiar do'n Ghaedheal Og & go mairidh si an cead!" He says that he can't think of a better Irish woman, and that he will see him in the office [in Irish].

Letter from Padraic Mac Piarais, Cuil Crannach, Cill Mhuire Chairrgin (Leeson Park), Baile Átha Cliath, to Bean an Bhaireadaigh, enclosing "Fainin beag" for Sile which she might use when she is older [in Irish].

Letter from Padraic Mac Piarais, Cuil Crannach, Cill Mhuire Chairrgin (Leeson Park), Baile Átha Cliath, enclosing a present for SIle. Says he went away for a tour (trosgan) of the Glens of Antrim [in Irish].

Letter from Padraic Mac Piarais, Scoil Eanna, Teach Fheadha Chuilinn, Rath O Maine, Baile Átha Cliath, to Stiophain Bairéad, thanking him for calling a meeting of [Coiste na hRitenne], hoping he will sort out the finances at that meeting [in Irish].

Letter from Padraic Mac Piarais, Scoil Eanna, Teach Fheadha Chuilinn, Rath O Maine, Baile Átha Cliath, to S.J. Barrett, 55 Blessington Road, Dublin [redirected to Inismeadhon, Arran Islands, Galway] saying that he called on Monday as they had arranged. It

Letter from Padraic Mac Piarais, Scoil Eanna, Teach Fheadha Chuilinn, Rath O Maine, Baile Átha Cliath, to Padraig [O Dailigh] enclosing a programme of evening as decided by "an chruinnighte seo", relating primarily to the "Coiste an Eireachtais" [in Irish

Letter from Donal O'Connor, Secretary, pro tem, Scoil Eanna Limited, 13 Westmoreland Street, Dublin, to Stiophan Baiaread, 55 Sraid Baie Cuimin, Baile Átha Cliath, allotting one share in the company and asking him to deposit 10s. in the Hibernian Bank.