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to start collecting revenue from auctioneers' licences as these come under the Department of Excise. Also encloses a letter from Paris for Professor Stockley and notes that there is now £305,000 in the Dáil Éireann Loan. Written in Irish. (No enclosure) 20 July 1920 2pp 24 Letter to MacSwiney from Diarmuid Ó’hEigceartuigh (Diarmuid O'Hegarty), Secretary Dáil Éireann, enclosing a circular issued by the Secretary of Sinn Féin (P. O'Caoimh) regarding the policies to be adopted towards ex-members of the Royal Irish Constabulary. 20 July 1920 3pp See also PR4/1/16 25 Letter to MacSwiney from Michael Collins, Minister for Finance, acknowledging receipt of money from the Mid Cork constituency for the Dail Eireann Loan Fund, promising to forward receipts for loan subscribers from Ballyvourney and praising Mid Cork and West Limerick for showing the way to promote the loan. Also includes list of subscribers from Ballyvourney and Kilnamartery County Cork. Written in Irish. 21 July 1920 2pp 26 Covering letter to MacSwiney from [R. Ó’Siocháin] on behalf of the Minister for Home Affairs (Austin Stack), enclosing a copy of the official proclamation issued by Dáil Éireann on the 29 June 1920. (No enclosure) 23 July 1920 1p 27 Letter to MacSwiney from Michael Collins, Minister for Finance, acknowledging receipt of payments made to the Dáil Éireann Loan from the Mid Cork constituencies. Written in Irish. 23 July 1920 1p 28 Letter to MacSwiney from Diarmuid Ó’hEigceartuigh (Diarmuid O'Hegarty), Secretary Dáil Éireann, thanking him for copies of his report on the Limerick Technical Institute and assuring him that his letter on the subject of National Health Insurance was passed to the Home Secretary. Comments that the Irish Technical Instruction Association are now working for a return to the British
Department. 23 July 1920
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29 Letter to MacSwiney from R.P. Ó’Conchubhair (R.P. O'Connor), Secretary, Local
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