Happy memories of Glengarriff :

poems /

Mr. Dimock

a story of today

Happy memories of Glengarriff :

poems /

Cultural politics and Irish education since the 1950s :

policy paradigms and power /

The Cork School of Medicine :

a history /

Letter from Denis O'Sullivan, Ballingarry branch secretary, Irish Transport and General Workers' Union, to a fellow Union member expressing his dissatisfaction that the branch secretary election was not undertaken by ballot vote, and asking the recipient to annul the result, 1921 November 1.

Incomplete letter from [Denis O'Sullivan], Ballingarry branch secretary, Irish Transport and General Workers' Union, to [William O'Brien] describing how the local parish priest denounced the red flag, emblem of the labour movement, 1921 September 12.

Letter from D.J. O'Sullivan to Cornelius F. Neenan with an enclosed cheque for $13 for the sale of Easter lillies [not extant] and complaining at how hard it is to do anything [with Clan-na-Gael] in Providence with the average attendance being only about ten members, 1930 May 1.

Lyrics of song "Love of Ireland, The Exile of Erin", by Denis O'Sullivan, 1923 Dec. 24.

Letter from D.J. O'Sullivan to Cornelius F. Neenan about a new member looking to join "C [Camp] 95" [of Clan-na-Gael]: James Nea, formerly of the IRA West Meath IRA Brigade who left the IRA in 1927 and is looking to "belong again", with the scene in Providence otherwise stagnant, 1930 January 20.

The shore fields /

The natural history of Ireland :

included in book one of the Zoilomastix of /

Copy-letter from William O'Brien to D. O'Sullivan, Ballingarry branch secretary, Irish Transport and General Workers' Union, expressing surprise that the local parish priest denounced the red flag, emblem of the labour movement, 1921 September 16.

Letter [from Cornelius F. Neenan] to Denis J. O'Sullivan, vouching for James Nea as a new [Clan-na-Gael] member, and telling him to forget about the Councils of the Republic as "there is little possibility of its getting anywhere" and how its leaders were naive in thinking it would be an easy matter to organise such a large organisation given public apathy to the issue of Irish freedom, 1930 February 13.

Letter [from Cornelius F. Neenan?] to Denis J. O'Sullivan, acknowledging receipt for $13 for the sale of Easter lillies which is to go to Cumann na mBan in Ireland, and asking him to ask "some of the boys in Newport" to send on their [Clan-na-Gael] term reports which he has asked them to do already, and discussing the Easter Week Commemorations they had with Frank Ryan as a speaker, 1930 May 5.

Social commitment and adult education

essays in honour of Alfred O'Rahilly an Irish adult educator

Irish educational policy

process & substance