Folder containing the script for Pilgrims - A Play in Five Scenes. There is a manuscript note that says, "produced Abbey Theatre Oct 1938." Script is grouped into five sections - one for each of the scenes.

Folder containing the script for Pilgrims - A Play in Five Scenes. Script is grouped into five sections - one for each of the scenes.

Printed poster from the first production of "Pilgrims" by Mary Rynne at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin.

TS of unnamed play by Mary Rynne, with MS annotation throughout.

British passport for Mary Rynne dated 5 April 1921 and renewed on the same date in 1925, 1929, and 1931. Lists Mary Rynne as being a British born subject.

Passport from the Irish Free State with the expiration date of 31 March 1936 and renewed on the same date in 1938 and 1940. Lists Mary Rynne as being a citizen of the Irish Free State.

Black and white photograph of Mary Rynne. Manuscript notes in both blue pen and pencil on the back of the photograph say, "Mary Rynne in Strand House Limerick" and "My sister - interrupted in the middle of a story she is writing for the magazines - refusing to pose properly . . !"

Letter from Stephen O'Mara to Ellen 'Nell' Pigott , detailing an account of a "demonstration" that was a glorious success, twas more, twas a sight never in Ireland before and never will again" - describes in detail the events in Dublin, business shut down, man and women, poor and aristocracy on the streets of Dublin, the "differences between the people of Dublin and the people of the south. . .". The centre two pages are written in criss-cross fashion, unusual for these letters, making it difficult to read.

Manuscript postcard from Edward Thomas O'Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, to Stephen O'Mara, dated 10 May [ ].