Letter from John Moynihan of the 'Irish Press' to Cornelius F. Neenan, discussing the situation in the "Free State Parliament" [Dáil Éireann], the probable re-election of W.T. Cosgrave, and whether Éamon de Valera will continue his tour in the US, 1930 March 31.

The Moynihan brothers in peace and war 1908-1918 :

their new Ireland /

The pilot business development programme :

experiences with a new approach to the development of small, owner-managed businesses /

Letters from John Power (Seán) Moynihan to Frank Gallagher while on tour of the United States with Éamon De Valera, 1929 Nov. 16-1930 Apr. 13.

Typescript copy of letter from Seán Ó Muimhneacháin [Seán Moynihan], Secretary, Department of the President, Ireland, on behalf of Eamon De Valera to Norman Thomas, New York City, about the suppression of the Irish Republican Army and 'An Phoblacht', 1936 August 6.

Accounts and lists of contributors for the 'The Nation'. Also includes letters regarding the establishment of the newspaper and the termination of Frank Gallagher as the editor, 1929 May 7-1931 Jan. 23.

Paperwork and newspaper cuttings of reactions to the majority report of the Banking Commission, together with copies of associated correspondence and lecture notes, 1938-1940.

Correspondence addressed to Fionán Mac Coluim in his capacity as organiser of Conradh na Gaeilge, Nov 1908.

Flyers for Republican organisations and events, including Irish Self-Determination League anniversary commemoration of Terence MacSwiney, with a typescript copy statement denouncing Art Ó Briain and the commemoration, and also a typescript copy letter of Ó Briain to Éamon De Valera, 1928 Oct. 23-1939.