Papers of Austin Stack, 1879-1929; Stack Family papers, includes history of Stack family with notes and letters of William Moore Stack, 1882-1928; Irish Volunteers and the 1916 Rising, includes eyewitness statements of Easter Week and correspondence of Austin Stack, 1915-1917; Political Papers, includes papers relating to Austin Stack’s Election, list of 1916 prison comrades, land agitation in County Kerry, letters from Maurice Moore, Nora Ashe, Michael Collins and more, 1917-1929; Papers relating to the First Dáil, includes local government resolutions acknowledging the authority of Dáil Éireann and correspondence between Austin Stack and Cathal Brugha and the Chief Liaison Officers, 1919-1921; Papers relating to Sinn Féin and the Republic Government, includes correspondence, memorandums relating to the treatment of Republican prisoners and papers relating to the accounts of the offices of Republican envoys 1922-1927; Papers relating to the Anglo-Irish Treaty, includes documents regarding Stacks release from prison, the memorial for Liam Scully and letters and telegrams relating to the Treaty, 1921-1927; Austin Stack’s personal papers, includes letters from Mary MacSwiney with accounts of Roger Casement and Stacks own arrest, Stack’s diaries and correspondence with P.J. Floyd, his godmother Margaret Long and his wife Winifred (Una) Gordon, 1916-1929.