Descriptive list of the Daniel MacCarthy (Glas) Collection
Level:
Item
Extent: Part of:
2pp
PR70/B
Scope and Content: Eugene writes that Mrs Shorten has so far not given over the keen as she complains she can find no one to write in Irish. Eugene promises to send someone to carry out the Irish writing if possible and that he will write to Daniel as soon as possible once he finds out about Collins' burial place.
Reference:
PR70/B/358
Date:
26 November 1872
Title:
Letter from Eugene MacCarthy, Inchiquin [Corofin, County Clare] to Daniel
MacCarthy. Level:
Item
Extent: Part of:
2pp
PR70/B
Scope and Content: Eugene writes that he has not yet received the book or keen. He says Father Collins was delighted to have met Daniel and "is much taken with the book", and Eugene says he is delighted that Daniel has left "some memento of the name and family" in Dunmanway.
Reference:
PR70/B/359
Date:
December 1872
Title: Level:
Note from Eugene MacCarthy to Daniel MacCarthy.
Item
Extent: Part of:
1p
PR70/B
Scope and Content: Eugene details where Donogh Oge lived near Dunmanway, County Cork.
Reference:
PR70/B/360
Date:
1 January 1873
Title:
Letter from Eugene MacCarthy, Inchiquin [Corofin, County Clare] to Daniel
MacCarthy. Level:
Item
Extent: Part of:
4pp
PR70/B
Scope and Content: Eugene writes that he was unable to travel to Dunmanway to collect the book and keen as he was ill, and had hoped to see the MacCarthy monument in the Catholic Church. He hears that the monument is a fitting memorial to the MacCarthy Glas family. He notes that the few remaining MacCarthys are delighted with the monument.
Reference:
PR70/B/361
Date:
16 January 1873
Title:
Letter from Eugene MacCarthy, Inchiquin [Corofin, County Clare] to Daniel
MacCarthy. Level:
Item
Extent: Part of:
4pp
PR70/B
Scope and Content:
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