The unmarried daughter and other stories.

Camps on the hearthstone.

Roisin's robe :

an allegory in one act /

Joyce, Milton and the theory of influence /

Letter from Patrick Hogan to unidentified recipient, 23 William Street, Co. Wexford, containing his last words before his execution at Wexford Gaol, 1923 Mar.

Typescript letter from P[atrick] Hogan to William O'Brien thanking him for his letter and enclosed extracts from 'The Framework of Home Rule' by Erskine Childers , 1929 Aug. 12.

Ulysses and the poetics of cognition /

Letter from Patrick J. Hogan to organisers of civic reception in Loughrea for Viscount Lascelles, 1916 Nov. 14.

Memo from Patrick Hogan to Joseph Brennan regarding W.T. Cosgrave and Ernest Blythe, 1923 November 5.

Letter from Patrick Hogan, Department of Agriculture to James Green Douglas acknowledging receipt of letter and enclosure, 1928 Oct. 9.

Typed copy speech by Patrick Hogan, Minister for Agriculture, on agriculture and tariffs with reply by Thomas Johnson, ca. 1929.

Typed copy speech by Patrick Hogan, Minister for Agriculture, on agriculture and tariffs with manuscript notes, [1929].

A shawl of Galway grey /

Draft response from Thomas Johnson to Patrick Hogan, Minister for Agriculture, regarding his speech on agriculture and tariffs, [1929].

Minutes of discussions on government unemployment policies, with questions by several authors, including Joseph Brennan, 1924 May 8.

Typescript letter from Florence O'Donoghue, Loc Lein, Eglantine Park, Douglas Road, Cork, to Patrick Hogan, Carrigadohid, Coachford, Cork, requesting he sign enclosed copy of statement, 1947 Nov. 19.

Typescript copy statement of Patrick Hogan, Carrigadrohid, Coachford, Co. Cork, regarding Easter Sunday, 1916, and meeting Terence MacSwiney again in 1920, with enclosed note by Florence O'Donoghue, [1947 November 20].

Correspondence between Art O'Brien and Patrick Hogan forwarding information regarding agriculture in Rome, the Netherlands and Great Britain, 1922 Feb. 11 - Mar. 8.

Correspondence between Sir Horace Plunkett and Patrick J. Hogan, and Jonathan Hogg, 1908 -1928.

Copy sent to Edward O'Brien of letter from Lucius O'Brien, 15th Baron Inchiquin, to Patrick Hogan, Minister of Agriculture, about the problems with his tenants and the death threats they are receiving if they pay their rents, 1922 January 29.