Letter from John Farren, Dublin United Trades Council and Labour League, to Thomas Johnson enclosing cheque for expenses for deputation to London, 1916 Jun. 22.

Letter from John Farren to William O'Brien thanking him for a copy of 'Devoy's Post Bag' and informing him he would be "pleased to recommend some of the present leaders in the Labour Movement to study it carefully", 1957 Jul. 09.

Letter from J.G. Carne, secretary for the Letchworth & District Trades & Labour Council to John Farren of the Dublin Distress Fund of the Dublin Trades Council, enclosing a cheque and asking for an account of the current situation in Dublin, 1914 February 12.

Circular from the Dublin United Trades and Labour Council toting the benefits of co-operative societies and encouraging trade unionists to join the Dublin Industrial Society, 1914 September.

Letter from J. E. Lott of the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council, submiting an application for financial aid for lockout pay, 1914 January 13.

Letter from T. Irwin, secretary of the Dublin Operatives Plasterers' Trade Society, Trades Hall, Capel Street, to William O'Brien or John Farren with the number of union members locked out and asking for financial assistance to provide lockout pay, 1913 January 6.

Letter from Richard O'Carroll, secretary of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers Trade Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council detailing how much financial assistance they require to pay 542 members lockout pay, 1913 December 8.

Letter from Charles W. Bowerman, secretary of the Trades Union Congress Parliamentary Committee, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council regarding their contribution and querying their record keeping in relation to the payment of lock out pay, 1913 November 27.

Letter from Richard O'Carroll, secretary of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers Trade Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council detailing how much financial assistance they require to pay 514 members lockout pay, 1913 November 25.

Letter from Richard O'Carroll, secretary of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers Trade Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council requiring £135 in financial aid to pay its members lockout pay, 1913 December 15.

Letter from Richard O'Carroll, secretary of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers Trade Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council requesting their weekly financial aid to provide lockout pay to its members, 1914 January 14.

Letter from Richard O'Carroll, secretary of the Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers Trade Union, to John Farren, treasurer of the Dublin Trades Council requesting financial aid to provide lockout pay to its members, 1914 January 6.

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Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren, secretary of the Strike Fund of the Dublin Trades Council regarding how much financial assistance they need to pay 130 men lockout pay, 1913 November 24.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council providing a weekly update on how much financial assistance they require to provide lockout pay, 1913 December 22.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council providing an outline of their finances in relation to lockout pay for its members, 1913 December 29.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council providing a weekly update on how much financial assistance they require to provide lockout pay, 1913 December 15.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council providing a weekly update on how much financial assistance they require to provide lockout pay, 1913 December 8.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council providing a weekly update on how much financial assistance they require to pay lockout pay, 1914 January 20.

Letter from John Coffey, secretary of the Irish Stationary Engine Drivers & Firemen's Trade Union, to John Farren of the Dublin Trades Council regarding the payment of lockout pay to its members and 9 additional idle members, 1914 January 12.