Liam de Róiste Papers Descriptive List Ref. U271

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Reference:

U271/C/1/A/8

Date:

24 Jul 1911

Title:

MS. letter from Terence MacSwiney, 4 Arundel Terrace, Blackrock Road, Cork

to ‘A Liam a chara’, Liam de Róiste. Level: Item Extent: 3pp Part of: U271/C/1 Scope and Content:

He has made up his mind and ‘it is worth going for [and] I will have a shot at it- unless some new development changes the situation’. Refers to ‘application,’ ‘...It occurs to me some city man might get in running and work the usual influence notwithstanding canvassing....’ He would prefer to see the working venue fixed. Signed ‘do chara go deo Toirdhealbhach.’

Reference:

U271/C/1/A/9

Date:

29 Mar 1912

Title:

Lettercard from Terence MacSwiney, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork to Liam de

Róiste, 2 St Brigid Street Cork. Level: Item Extent: 1 item Part of: U271/C/1 Scope and Content:

He must try and manage a visit to Riverstown at arrange about the summer course, but he will have some days next week 'to talk this over'. 'The CLS (Celtic Literary Society} was effective in its early days because it was composed of men who really believed in separation and were under no delusion of about the humbug now prevalent about nationalists of all views combining against loyal addresses'. He refers to a resolution he made that may be recorded in the CLS minutes held by de Róiste.

Reference:

U271/C/1/B/1

Date:

17 Feb 1914

Title:

Postcard in Irish from Éibhlís Ní Gleathabhair(?), Dominicans, Cabra, Dublin to

Liam de Róiste, Dun na nGaedheal, Corcaigh. Level: Item Extent: 1 item Part of: U271/C/1 Scope and Content: Thanks him for forwarding the Certificate, postcard in Irish. Postcard picture of the Library, St. Mary’s Dominican Convent, Cabra, Dublin.

Reference:

U271/C/1/B/1a

Date:

Jan 1914

Title: Level:

Printed circular from Gaelic League Cork Provisional Committee

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