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Florence O'Donoghue Papers.

Main Creator:	O'Donoghue, Florence, 1895-1967.
In Collection:	Florence O'Donoghue Papers.
Summary:	Collection includes articles, notebooks, transcripts, correspondence and newspaper files relating to the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) and the Irish Republican Army (IRA), 1912-1967. Hide full summary ...
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Language:	English
Subjects:	O'Donoghue, Florence, > 1895-1967 Irish Volunteers Irish Republican Army more ... Ireland. > Army > Officers Bureau of Military History, 1913-1921 Historians > Ireland Ireland > Politics and government > 1901-1910 Ireland > Politics and government > 1910-1921 less ...
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I. Documents and copy documents, letters, journals, relating to the Irish Volunteers and national events, 1912-1958.
- Copy of 'The Constitution of Na Fianna Eireann as amended by the Ard-Fheis, 1912.', belonging to Florence O'Donoghue, [1912].
- Copy letters from Roger Casement, one addressed to J. J. Horgan regarding travel to Hamburg, and the second protesting against Irish participation in the War, 1913 Dec. 19-1914 Sept. 28.
- Copies of minutes of the Cork [Irish] Volunteer Executive, covering the period August-October 1914, [1914 July 18-Oct. 3].
- Correspondence and documents regarding Captain Maurice Talbot Crosbie and the split in the Cork Corps of the Irish Volunteers in August-October 1914, 1914 [June 21-30 Aug].
- Election literature relating to William O’Brien, Maurice Healy and others in Cork, 1915-1918 Nov. 23.
- Copy of 'Oration of P. H. Pearse over Rossa’s Grave', Dublin, [1915].
- Copybook containing reports of [Irish Volunteer] activity with minutes of a meeting held on 26th August 1915. Includes notes on the participants made in 1947 by Florence O’Donoghue, [1915] Feb. 13-1947.
- Documents issued by the Irish Volunteers, with annotations by Florence O'Donoghue, 1915 July 15-Oct. 10.
- Pamphlet issued by the Irish War Savings Committee titled 'Why we should save and how', 1915 Aug.
- Copy documents relating to Terence MacSwiney, including two short diaries, loose notes, and newspaper cutting of a letter by MacSwiney, 22 February 1916, 1915 Sept. 26-1916 May 31.
- Copy translations from Irish of the diaries of Tomás MacCurtain, April 1916 to September 1919, including his account of Easter Week 1916. With minutes of Cork County Council, 30 January to 29 April 1920, 1916 April-1920 April 29.
- Copies of letter from [Thomas] C. Butterfield, Lord Mayor of Cork, to Captain F. W. Dickie, with annotations by Florence O'Donoghue, [1916 April 30-May 1].
- Extracts from the Cork Free Press regarding the breaking of the Cork treaty, and one from the 'Cork Constitution' regarding the case against Terence MacSwiney under the Defence of the Realm Act, 1916 Feb. 22-May 27.
- British government publications relating to affairs in Ireland, 1916-1921.
- Pamphlets and leaflet relating to Thomas Ashe, including text of speech delivered at Casement’s Fort, Ardfert, County Kerry, Ashe's last poem, and ‘The sacrifice of Thomas Ashe’, 1917-1918.
- Florence O'Donoghue's Irish Volunteers membership card, [1917].
- Three volumes of a journal relating to international and home affairs kept by Liam de Róiste, chairman of the Sinn Féin Executive in Cork, 1917 Aug 8-1918 May 17.
- Letter by Edward Thomas O'Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, titled 'Refused Publication', regarding a letter signed by Niamh ní Pluingeid and Maire Ní Rian on the treatment of Irish prisoners in Lewes Jail, 1917 May 1.
- Copy documents relating to unrest and political activity in Cork, including diocesan letter from the Bishop of Cork regarding recent murders and ambushes in Cork, a doctor's statement, court and military orders, 1917 Nov. 28-1921 Dec 19.
- Booklet titled 'The Case for Ireland Re-stated, To the President of the United States of America, on Independence Day, 1918', by Crawford Hartnell, Dublin, 1918, 1918 April 18-July 4.
- Typescript copy records of the activities of the Waterford Brigade, Irish Volunteers, mostly concerning 17 January 1920-June 1921, [1918 May-1922 Feb.].
- Document titled 'Oglaigh na hÉireann. Instructions for the Chaplain of the Fianna on Active Service.', 1918 Oct. 11.
- Cumann na mBan letters regarding arrangements to use Cork City Hall, appointment of Máire Ní Chondhealbháin as Secretary of Cork District Council, and copy letter regarding suspensions from membership, 1918 Dec. 2-1919 Jan. 8.
- Letters by Peter [McNelis], Donnchadh [Mac Niallais], and "Risteard Ó Mathónuigh", most written while in hiding, mainly concerning forwarding of post and other items, 1918 Dec. 6-1919 Jan. 14.
- Letter from Mícheál Ó Coileáin [Michael Collins] to Florence O’Donoghue, acknowledging receipt of various communications and proposing Dick Mulcahy or M. Staines to give a lecture, 1919 Jan. 16.
- Leaflets titled ‘Strike in Lewes Jail’ and ‘The Worker’s Bulletin’, No. 13, 1919 April 3.
- Copy order prohibiting Countess Markievicz from holding a meeting and giving a lecture in Cork in an area where the Defence of the Realm Act has been temporarily suspended, 1919 May 17.
- Note from "E.M.S." addressed to Tomás MacCurtain regarding a possible plot, with other loose notes, 1919 Oct. 18-1957 March 9.
- Frank P. Doyle’s permit for a motor car, under Defence of the Realm regulations, 1919 Nov. 30.
- Typescript Sinn Féin circular regarding the founding of a Protection Association under the auspices of Dáil Éireann to safeguard Ireland's commercial interests, [Circa 1920].
- Typescript copy of the evidence given at the inquest into Tomás MacCurtain’s death, sent to Florence O'Donoghue by Eithne Nic Suibhne [Ann MacSwiney] in 1954, with letter dated 7 May 1954, 1920 March-1954 May 7.
- Two files titled 'Inquest on Tomas Mac Curtain: Copy of Cork Examiner Reports', containing typescript copies, with annotations, [1920 March 22-April 19].
- Newspaper reports and copy reports from a meeting of Cork Corporation on the death of Tomás Mac Curtain, 1920 March 20-April [30?].
- Copy letter from [Terence McSwiney], Lord Mayor of Cork, to Lady Emily Fitzgerald Arnott, Dunardagh, Blackrock, County Dublin regarding the murder of Tomás MacCurtain, 1920 April 24.
- Pamplet titled 'American recognition of Irish independence: speech of Hon. Thomas F. Smith of New York in the House of Representatives, June 1, 1920', Washington, 1920.
- Statement of Head Constable Daniel Sullivan, Mallow regarding "Fermoy murder case", 8-9 September 1919, with typescript copy and other associated material, [1920 Aug.].
- Correspondence of Philip Harold-Barry, ex High-Sheriff, Co. Cork, writing on behalf of hunger strikers in Cork Jail, with newspaper report and related documents, 1920 Sept. 16-1958 April 19.
- Typescript copy statement by Kevin Barry regarding ill treatment in prison, describing methods of torture used during interrogation by officers of the First Lancashire Fusiliers, October 1920, undated.
- Partial copy of 'Irish Independent' newspaper with articles relating to the death of Terence MacSwiney, featuring detailed reports and an opinion piece titled 'Lucky and Unlucky People' by Micheal Ua Coileain, 1920 Oct. 26.
- Two memorial cards, one in English and one in Irish, and one commemorative cloth badge for Terence MacSwiney, [Circa 1920 Nov.].
- Letter from Father Dominic, Brigade Chaplain, to F. [Florence O'Donoghue], Brigade Adjutant, regarding Bishop’s decree of excommunication against members of the IRA and Irish Volunteers, with five copies, 1920 Dec. 15.
- Booklet titled 'Report of the Labour Commission to Ireland', by the Labour Party, London, and pamphlets relating to legal judgements surrounding cases in Ireland, 1921.
- Manuscript draft statement by Florence O'Donoghue to be made to an election committee emphasising the need to highlight a Republican Policy, [1921?].
- Copy typescript report from the Cork Examiner, Monday 28 February, regarding an IRA meeting held in Cork, 6 January 1921, 1921 Jan.-Feb..
- Draft letter by Óglaigh na hÉireann regarding the death of Sean Phelan at Upton, unsigned, [1921 Feb. 15].
- Copy of a letter from Michael Collins to Florence O'Donoghue, Adjutant, Cork No. 1 Brigade,15 March 1921, including 'I.R.B. Constitution as revised to date, 1920 by order of the Supreme Council', undated.
- Manuscript and typescript letters from Florence O'Donoghue to an unknown correspondent describing his life on the move round Cork and Kerry, 1921 May 3-Aug. 29.
- Two typescript copy statements, one signed by John O’Byrne and Peter Connolly, and another signed by Ned Croke regarding ill treatment they were subjected to as prisoners, 20-24 June 1921, undated.
- Typescript original and copy statements regarding the death of Charles J. Daly, killed in June 1921, [1921 July 28].
II. Florence O'Donoghue's working notebooks, 1917-1923.
- Pocketbook containing notes on ‘Night operations’, copies of Limerick Brigade orders to mobilise at Killonan, minutes of meetings and other notes, 1917 Oct. 15-1918 Oct..
- Small notebook indexing the Cork Battalions and companies with lists of their officers, and giving details of communications routes, with insert dated November 1915, [1915 Nov.-1918 Sept. 6].
- Two notebooks containing carbon copies of letters sent by Florence O'Donoghue, Headquarters, Cork Brigade to officers of Cork Battalions while he was O/C Communications and Acting Brigade Adjutant, 1918 July 3-1919 Feb. 22.
- Two pocketbooks containing notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding Brigade Executive meetings, with notes on the need for cycle training, 1918 Oct. 15-1919 Jan. 21.
- Pocketbook listing 1st Battalion-21st Battalion of the Irish Volunteers, Circa 1920.
- Notes regarding Brigade and Divisional meetings, with names, addresses and miscellaneous notes, 1921 May 7-1922 Jan. 30.
- Pocket diary for 1922 recording Florence O’Donoghue’s whereabouts, and notes on divisional meetings etc., 1922 Jan. 1-March 12.
- Pocket notebook containing entries by Florence O'Donoghue, including detailed entries for Army convention and meetings of the Supreme Council of the IRB in April 1922, 1922 Feb. 27-April 27.
- Notes regarding Ard Fheis, 23 May [1922] and other meetings, letter to "Liam", and draft speeches, 1922 May 8-Aug. 8.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding the administration of the Irish Republican Army [1922 June 13].
- Diary containing entries by Florence O'Donoghue regarding proceedings of Neutral Old IRA, with typescript copies of entries, 1923 Feb. 4-March 14.
III. Oglaigh Na hÉireann, G.H.Q., Dublin: Orders, dispatches etc. to Cork, 1917-1921.
- Typescript copy of a general order issued by the Irish Volunteers Executive, 22 May 1917, undated.
- Two circulars issued by Óglaigh na hÉireann, General Headquarters, Dublin, with instructions for Irish Volunteers concerning elections, 1918 Nov. 19.
- Despatches to Cork No. 1 Brigade, from Irish Volunteers General Headquarters, Dublin, sent by Richard Mulcahy as Chief of Staff, Michael Collins as Director of Information, and Gearoid O'Sullivan as Adjutant General, 1920 Feb. 26-1921 April 18.
- Copy of Oglaigh na hÉireann General Orders, 1920, concerning banning of military action without orders, boycott of the Royal Irish Constabulary, and the oath of allegiance to the Irish Republic, 1920 May 26-July 23.
- Circular from Sean McGarry, Honorary Secretary, General Headquarters, Irish Volunteers to Florence O'Donoghue requesting his formal vote for an oath of allegiance to Dáil Éireann, 1920 June 2.
- Text of a memorandum issued by General Headquarters of the Irish Volunteers titled ‘The Divisional Idea’, [1921 March].
IV. Cork and Kerry Brigades/1st Southern Division Intelligence reports, Brigade orders, operational memoranda, 1918-1922.
- Brigade Orders, Nos. 1-7, and Communication Orders Nos. 2-4, regarding despatch riders, issued by Cork Brigade Headquarters, Óglaigh na hÉireann, 1918 Sept. 7-Nov. 23.
- Correspondence between a member of the Cork No. 1 Brigade and [Austin Stack], Deputy Chief of Staff, Irish Volunteers General Headquarters, relating to selection of men from units of the Cork Brigades, with copy letter from "An t-Athair Pius", 1919 Oct. 29-1920 Jan. 20.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue and others relating to Volunteer barracks in Cork and regarding conflict with Cumann na mBan over the use of City Hall, 1918 Nov. 21-26.
- Circular enclosing forms for the collection of intelligence issued by [Austin Stack], Deputy Chief of Staff, Óglaigh na hÉireann, General Headquarters, Dublin, with cover letter addressed to [Liam Lynch], Brigade Commandant, Cork No. 2 Brigade and unfilled forms, 1919 Nov. 1-21.
- Typescript lists of Freemasons in the Brigade area, and detailed lists of members including 'Royal Arch Chapter, province of Munster', 'Provincial grand officers for year 1920', with list of some members of Brigades in Kerry, Cork and Waterford, [Circa 1920-1922].
- Typescript copy memoranda issued by Commandant [Liam Lynch], Headquarters, Cork No. 2 Brigade, including Operations Memorandum regarding need to attack reprisals parties; and two addressed to O/C 3rd Battalion, 1920 Oct. 30-Dec. 11.
- Typescript copies of general instructions relating to intelligence issued by [Michael Collins], Director of Intelligence, with covering letters, 1920 Nov. 26-Dec. 23.
- Typescript copy of General Headquarters General Report Form for Kerry No. 1 Brigade on Enemy regular troops, etc. with copy report on Sydney Smith, British army deserter, [Circa 1921].
- Miscellaneous undated First Southern Division intelligence documents including copy of a Dublin Castle intelligence circular, and the key to a photograph taken at Dungarvan, and notes on training of Officers, [1921].
- Typescript report issued by [Tom Barry] to [Tom Hales] regarding an attack on Roscarberry Barracks, County Cork, on 9 February 1921, 1921 Feb. 10.
- Copy of Flying Column reports by [Tom Barry] to [Tom Hales], regarding an attack on Roscarberry Barracks on 9 February 1921, an ambush in Crossbarry on 17 March, and a report by [Tom Hales] regarding activities on 14 May, [1921 Feb. 10-May 20].
- Miscellaneous intelligence correspondence and reports from the I.R.A. First Southern Division area, including report on all Brigades of the Southern Division, 1921 May 21-December 30.
- Typescript Publicity Memo No. 1 sent by the I.R.A., seeking names of newspapers and newspaper correspondents in company areas, with returns for 1st Southern Division, General Order No. 23 on 'War Publicity', and complaint to Editor of Publicity Department of An tÓglach, 1921 May 4-July 2.
- Typescript report issued by [Liam Deasy], Commandant, Cork No. 3 Brigade, titled 'Report on activities carried out in brigade area on Sat. May 14th', 1921, 1921 May 20.
- LIsts by the I.R.A. 1st Southern Division Intelligence, of names and addresses of Justices of the Peace, Crown Solicitors, Resident Magistrates and Petty Sessions Clerks in brigade areas Cork No. 2, Kerry Nos. 2 and 3, West Limerick, and Waterford No. 1, 1921 June 24-Aug. 5.
- Circulars issued by Intelligence Officer, Óglaigh na hÉireann, Headquarters, 1st Southern Division enclosing intelligence report forms, and intelligence concerning Royal Irish Constabulary instructions, 1921 July 18-Oct. 6.
- Intelligence reports to [Florence O'Donoghue] regarding ex Royal Irish Constabulary members, 6 June 1922; also includes correspondence in code, 1921 July 7-1922 June 6.
- Tables of 'Enemy posts and stations', showing enemy military, police or auxiliary, and coastguard and marine strength in 1st Southern Division area, before and during the Truce, 1921 June 30-Dec. 8.
- Typescript and manuscript lists of post offices and railway stations in 1st Southern Division area with names of persons in charge, and lists of Justices of the Peace, Resident Magistrates and Petty Sessions Clerks in Cork, 1921 July-Nov. 11.
- Forms recording enemy strength in Brigade areas (Cork Nos. 1-4, Kerry Nos. 2 and 3, West Limerick and Waterford) of 1st Southern Division, I.R.A., 1921 July.
- Tables showing numbers of officers and men, casualties, prisoners, arms and enemy strength, in each Irish Republican Army 1st Southern Division Brigade area after the Truce, [Circa 1921 Aug.].
- Typescript lists of home addresses of members of the Black and Tans, Royal Irish Constabulary, British army and Auxiliaries, and of some of their relatives, [1921 Sept. 14-Nov. 7].
- Notifications and copy notifications by intelligence officers of the 1st Southern Division of the evacuation of barracks by British military forces, 1921 Oct. 25-Nov. 2.
- Returns from a survey of native Irish members of the Royal Irish Constabulary serving in Company areas for Cork, Kerry and Limerick, 1921 Oct. 10.
- Returns from a survey of native Irish members of Royal Irish Constabulary serving in Company areas for Cork, Kerry and Limerick Óglaigh na hÉireann, 1921 Oct. 11-18.
- Home addresses of Black and Tans and Auxiliaries in alphabetical order, [Circa 1921 Nov.].
- Typescript copy report on the state of Cork No. 2 Brigade, 1st Southern Division, covering general organisation, contact with enemy posts and other institutions, interception of messages, etc, 1921 Nov. 15.
V. British Army and R.I.C. documents and telephone transcripts, 1920-1922.
- Copies of British army documents, mostly relating to the 6th Division, 16th, 17th and 18th Infantry Brigades, also copies of intercepted Southern Division I.R.A. documents, 1921 Feb. 7-1922 Jan. 20.
- Two typescript British army memos regarding assembly of military courts of inquiry, 30 September 1920, and arrest of Irish Republican Army or Irish Republican Brotherhood members, 22 October 1920, 1920 Sept. 30-1922 March 6.
- Miscellaneous Royal Irish Constabulary documents and copy documents, including list of divisional and county inspectors, Veterans Division conditions of service, and intelligence summaries, “H” Company, Auxiliary Division, April 1921, 1920 June 23-1922 March 22.
- Two letters from an auxiliary "Charlie", K Company, Dunmanway, Co. Cork to "Edith" and "Mother" describing the conditions he is enduring, the burning and looting of Cork, and commenting on the policy of reprisals and referring to a visit by General Ferguson, 1920 Dec. 16.
- Documents relating to the Royal Irish Constabulary, including manuscript lists of soldiers, copy list of Freemasons with addresses mostly in Cork, and copies of 'The Police Gazette or Hue-and-Cry', 2-9 August 1921, 1921 Jan. 3-Aug 9.
- Letter from J.O'C. Kelly, Chief Intelligence Officer, 6th Division, Cork, to Lieutenant H.H. Davis, 18th Brigade recommending a "stool pigeon", 1921 March 15.
- Copy documents relating to British army and navy telegraph codes, including messages and instructions for encoding and decoding, 1920 Aug. 21-1922 April 1.
- Transcripts of telephone calls and wires of British military forces and Royal Irish Constabulary, mainly concerned with routine administration, movements of men and supplies, and current news, 1921 Aug. 1-1922 March 16.
- Copies of British forces documents, including reports of Intelligence Officer, 2nd Battalion Loyal Regiment, General Order regarding 'Transfer of staff to Irish Government', and orders regarding disbandment of Royal Irish Constabulary, 1921 Aug. 18-1922 Jan. 25.
- Printed circular titled ‘Special order of the day’ reltaing to the breaking up of the Sixth Division of the British army as constituted for service in the South of Ireland, 1922 Jan..
VI. The I.R.B. Constitution, 1919-1923.
- Constitution of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, titled 'Constitution as revised to date 1920', 1919 Sept.-1920.
- Two copies of constitution of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, titled 'Constitution as revised to date 1920', issued "By order of the Supreme Council", with addenda, September 1919, 1919 Sept.-1964 March 19.
- Photostat copies of pages from Irish Republican Brotherhood Constitution 1920, undated.
- Copy draft of the Irish Republican Brotherhood Constitution (1923) by Diarmuid Lynch, [1923?].
VII. I.R.B. Supreme Council correspondence with the South, 1921-1922.
- Correspondence of the Supreme Council of the Irish Republican Brotherhood mainly concerning a case against Donal Óg O'Callaghan, with General Order and letter from ‘Acting County Centre’ Elections of County Officers, resolution, petition and list of Brigade and District Officers for County Cork, 1921 March 14-Dec. 29.
- Correspondence of the Supreme Council of the Irish Republican Brotherhood with District and County Centres in the South, mainly concerning monthly reports, and withdrawal of support from the Supreme Council by Cork No. 5 District, 1921 Dec. 31-1922 March 3.
VIII. Treaty and Civil War period, Liam Lynch and the I.R.B., 1921-1924.
- Typescript copy letter from Cathal Brugha to Cormac Ó Dalaigh, offering fresh commission, with subsequent letter signed "U.O'D." for Chief of Staff, General Headquarters, Óglaigh na hÉireann, 1921 Nov. 17-30.
- Copy of statement signed by Liam Ó Loinsigh, Liam Déiseach, Fóirín Ó Donnachadha and other officers of Óglaigh na hÉireann, 1st Southern Division, rejecting the Treaty, 1921 Dec. 10.
- Correspondence of Liam Lynch, Liam Deasy, Florence O'Donoghue and Sean O’Hegarty regarding the treaty debate, the Irish Republican Brotherhood, with copy minutes of I.R.B. disbandment meeting and related notes, 1921 Dec. 11-1924 Nov. 2.
- Typescript copy reports on an informal meeting between pro and anti-Treaty deputies, 4 [January 1922], [1922 Jan.].
- Orders and circulars issued by Liam Lynch and others, mostly relating to Limerick brigades, many from originals lent to Florence O'Donoghue by Seán Lee per Sean Lynch and by Seamus O’Donovan c.1952, with some manuscript notes, 1922 May 10-[1923 Aug. 23].
- Irish Republican Army passes issued to Florence O'Donoghue for Mallow Barracks, and I.R.A. conventions in the Mansion House, Four Courts, and Dáil Éireann, 1922 March 14-June 18.
- Typescript copy order of the Supreme Council of the IRB entitled ‘The Organisation and the new political situation in Ireland’, 1922 Jan. 12.
- Letter from Sean Ó Murthuile, Dublin to Liam [Deasy?] regarding transfer from Scotland and £500, 1922 Jan. 23
- Letters and copy letters to Florence O'Donoghue from I.R.A. officers, mainly concerning local disputes, surrender of arms, information etc, 1922 Jan. 26-June 21.
- Óglaigh na hÉireann 1st Southern Division Intelligence financial accounts with receipts for 30 January-13 April 1922, 1922 Jan. 30-April [13].
- Draft letters [by Liam Deasy/Florence O'Donoghue?], one "To S.O. M.", regarding Irish Republican Brotherhood Convention of County Centres for 19 March 1922 and ‘The Separatist’, [1922 March].
- Documents regarding Irish Republican Army Conventions, 26 March, 9 April and 8 June 1922, and regarding negotiations between Treaty and Anti-Treaty sides, May-June 1922, with newsclippings, 1922 March 23-June 12.
- Minutes kept by Florence O’Donoghue of meetings of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, with two notes from Dan Breen and a notification of an Executive meeting, 2 May 1922, 1922 April 19-May 5.
- Partial copy exhortation to preserve morale in the army, with newsclipping on 'The Treaty', rejecting the Free State, [Circa 1922 May].
- Manuscript and typescript reports and correspondence of various intelligence officers and the Intelligence Department in the Four Courts regarding ex-Royal Irish Constabulary men, 1922 May 29-July 9.
- Typescript reports and correspondence of members of the 1st Southern Division regarding an incident in Tralee Bay involving the arrest of the sailing ship 'Seattle Spirit' by a British Destroyer, 1922 June.
- Typescript memorandum of resolutions reached at a meeting on Sunday 4 June, [1922] June 4.
- Two letters from John Devoy, New York, to Denis McCullough and Diarmuid Lynch regarding the political situation in Ireland, 1922 June 21-26.
- Typescript copy report by Reginald Dunne, second in command of the London branch of the Irish Republican Army, on the assassination of Sir Henry Wilson, written while interned in Wandsworth Prison, 1922 July 31.
- Description of a notebook of Michael Collins with a transcription of the entries contained within it, 20-21 August 1922, undated.
- Minutes of Irish Republican Army Executive Meetings with some associated lists, correspondence and reports, including Memo from Éamon De Valera to Executive Meeting, October 1922, 1922 March 23-1952 May 7.
- Copy of I.R.A. proclamation (English translation) signed by Liam Lynch and other members of the Army Executive, with note signed by Éamon De Valera and Mícheál Ó Coileáin regarding a "Special Decree of Dáil Éireann", 20 May 1922, and extract from Dáil debate, 10 January 1922, [1922 Oct. 28].
- Irish Republican Army documents from "John Brennan" [Sydney Gifford Czira], mostly issued by or concerning Liam Lynch, 1922 Dec. 12-1924 Nov. 14.
- Documents relating to Old I.R.A. Members' Association and Neutral I.R.A. Members' Association, including correspondence and copy correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Liam Lynch, Donal O'Hannigan and others, newsclippings and circulars, 1922 Nov. 10-1923 Oct. 23.
- Typescript copy 'Report to Executive Council of the Free State' from Andrew Jameson and James G. Douglas concerning negotiations with Éamon De Valera, May 1923, and manuscript letter from Sean Casey to John Reidy regarding butter trading, 1923 April 30-May.
IX. General correspondence and work in progress by Florence O'Donoghue, 1925-1967.
- Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from various correspondents including Tom Hales, Richard Mulcahy and P.S. O'Hegarty, regarding local government and civil service appointments, 1925 Feb. 24-1928 May 11.
- Typescript correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from Clann Éireann inviting him to become a member, with reference to his inadvertent election to the party's Committee, with related newspaper cuttings, 1926 Jan. 18-30.
- Note to Mr. F. Jeffreys, Cork, signed "Square Deal", 1926 [Feb.] 5.
- Notes and documents by George Gavan Duffy relating to a legal case involving the County Cork Rate Collector’s Association, including rates for buildings in Blackrock and Douglas, Circa 1923-1960.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Etiennette Beuque and others, regarding her proposed book on Terence Mac Swiney, with notes and drafts by Beuque, 1915 April [5]-1939 June 21.
- Typescript draft appeal by Sean O’Hegarty and Florence O'Donoghue to the Most Reverend Paschal Robinson, Papal Nuncio, for cancellation of a decree by the Bishop of Cork, 13 December 1920, with newspaper cutting, 1930.
- Bilingual booklet entitled 'Laochra Gaodhal: Principles defined', featuring the text of 'Opening Address' by Florence O'Donoghue in Irish and English, Cork, 1931 Sep. 1.
- Correspondence and other documents relating to the Old I.R.A. Men’s Association (Cork), National Association of Old I.R.A., Federation of Old I.R.A. Associations and Clann na nGaedheal, including constitutions, annual reports, programmes for conventions, policy statements and newspapers, 1934-1938 June 18.
- Material relating to a radio broadcast by Florence O'Donoghue regarding the rescue from prison of Donnchadh Mac Niallghuis [Mac Neilus], with typescript article on the escape, 1936 Jan. 23-1960 Oct. 30.
- Correspondence between Thomas J. Golden and 'The Kerryman' regarding Florence O'Donoghue’s article ‘The attack on Blarney barracks’, published 13 March 1937, 1937 March 17-19.
- Correspondence between Diarmuid Lynch, Donagh MacDonagh, Florence O'Donoghue and others regarding MacDonagh’s broadcasts and articles on 1916 leaders in 'Irish Press', June-July 1944, with newspaper cuttings and other documents, 1944 June 15-1946 Jan. 26.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Michael J. O'Kelly regarding the loan of documents relating to the Irish Volunteers, Dáil Éireann and Irish Republican Arbitration Courts, to Cork Public Museum and a further loan for a National Army display, 1945 March 7-June 27.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Seamus Langford regarding Seán Moylan, Terence MacSwiney, including records of the 1916-1922 period with articles by George Power and R. P. Davis, 1945 Dec. 24-1959 May.
- Letters from Diarmuid Fásait [Fawsitt] to Florence O'Donoghue regarding Liam De Róiste’s memories and papers, with newsclippings of his series ‘Mar is cuimhin liom' in the 'Cork Evening Echo', 1954, 1948-1962.
  - Manuscript letters from Diarmuid Fásait [Fawsitt] to Florence O'Donoghue, regarding Liam De Róiste’s papers to be arranged by O'Donoghue, with seven letters from De Róiste to Fawsitt, 1948-1955, and notes by O'Donoghue, 1948-1962.
  - Newsclippings of Liam De Róiste’s series of columns ‘Mar is cuimhin liom' [As I recall] from the 'Cork Evening Echo', 1954, with one regarding meeting between Diarmuid Fawsitt and Archbishop Mannix of Melbourne, dated 13 March 1962, 1948 Aug. 19-1962 March 13.
- Correspondence from Diarmuid Murtagh regarding the establishment, meetings and lectures of the Military History Society of Ireland, with some letters from Gerard S. Cox, Denis Gwynn and James A. MacCauley, and related documents, 1949 Jan. 19-1961 Sep.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Fr. Augustine Hayden and Dan Nolan (editor of 'The Kerryman'), regarding of publication of Fr. Augustine’s book 'Ireland’s Loyalty to Mary', with drafts, contract and letters from Seán M. O'Duffy to O'Donoghue regarding the commemoration of Fr. Augustine, 1950 [July 22]-1958 May 25.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and John Brennan [Mrs. Sidney Czira] regarding research for 'No Other Law' and O'Donoghue’s other books, 1950 Sept. 1-1957 Dec. 17.
- Speeches, articles and correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and others regarding Terence MacSwiney, with miscellaneous notes and copy documents, 1949 Dec. 31-1966 Aug.
  - Copies of speeches and articles on Terence MacSwiney, including speech on MacSwiney written by Florence O'Donoghue for Jim Barry, with notes on MacSwiney's courtmartial, Circa 1951-1958.
  - Correspondence and copy correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and others regarding speeches and articles on Terence MacSwiney, with miscellaneous notes and copy documents, 1949 Dec. 31-1966 Aug.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Frank Creedon, C. J. Murray, Fintan F. Faulkner and Tomás O Riordan regarding prisoners on hunger strike in Cork Jail, with newspaper cuttings and notes, 1951 Feb. 17-1966 July 27.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Ann MacSwiney, Móirín Chavasse, Wallace Dickie and Dan O’Donovan regarding Chavasse’s book on Terence MacSwiney, with galley proofs and newsclippings of reviews, 1951-1962.
  - Correspondence and copy correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Móirín Chavasse, and Wallace Dickie regarding Chavasse’s book 'Terence MacSwiney', with copy document sent by Dickie with notes, 1951 Dec. 12-1953 Dec. 21.
  - Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Móirín Chavasse, Annie MacSwiney, and others regarding Chavasse’s book 'Terence MacSwiney', with notes on chapters and typescript statement by Michael O'Brien regarding discovery of weapons and ammunition in City Hall, 1954 Jan. 12- Dec. 30.
  - Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Móirín Chavasse regarding Chavasse’s book 'Terence MacSwiney' and difficulties in securing a publishing deal, with notes on events concerning MacSwiney, 1916-1920, 1955 Jan. 7-1961 Dec. 28.
  - Galley proofs of Móirín Chavasse’s book 'Terence MacSwiney', [1962].
  - Newspaper cuttings of articles regarding Terence MacSwiney, reviews by O'Donoghue, of Móirín Chavasse’s book, and related notes and letters to Florence O'Donoghue, 1957 Oct. 23-1964 March 13.
- Typescript copy letter from Florence O'Donoghue to 'Cork Examiner' regarding Denis Gwynn’s article on General Strickland, with newspaper cuttings, 1951 June 25-29.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Mary C. Bromage and Moss Twomey regarding Bromage's book, 'De Valera and the March of a Nation', with newspaper cuttings including review and article by Bromage, 1953 Sept. 28-1957 Aug. 11.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Patrick O’Sullivan and others regarding the shooting of Sir Henry Wilson by Reggie Dunne and Joe O’Sullivan, with copies of report by Dunne, with photographs, booklets, newspaper cuttings, 1922-1963.
  - Typescript correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Patrick O’Sullivan, and Frank Lee regarding the shooting of Sir Henry Wilson by Joe O’Sullivan and Reggie Dunne, with copies of report by Dunne, 31 July 1922, 1953 Dec. 12-1954 Jan. 22.
  - Correspondence and copy correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue and Rex Taylor, relating to O'Donoghue's book 'No Other Law' and to Taylor's book 'Assassination', with related notes, 1953 Nov. 3-1961 April 20.
  - Documents relating to the shooting of Sir Henry Wilson by Reggie Dunne and Joe O’Sullivan, including copies of partial statement, memoriam card, photograph and booklet titled 'Remembrance', 1920-1967 [July 8].
  - Issue of 'An t-Óglach', Easter 1963, dedicated to Reginald Dunne and Joseph O’Sullivan, and newspaper cuttings relating to the shooting of Sir Henry Wilson and Rex Taylor's book 'Assassination', 1922 June 24-1964 July 18.
- Correspondence, scripts, newsclippings and reviews relating to ‘Easter Week 1916’, a Thomas Davis lecture delivered by Florence O'Donoghue, and a broadcast aired on 15 January 1956, 1955-1964.
  - Typescript of ‘Easter Week 1916’, Thomas Davis lecture delivered by Florence O'Donoghue, broadcast 15 January 1956, with annotated drafts, [1956 Jan.].
  - Correspondence from G. A. Hayes-McCoy, R.T.É. to Florence O'Donoghue regarding arrangments for recording and publication of O'Donoghue's Thomas Davis lecture ‘Easter Week 1916’, with broadcast schedule for series and manuscript notes by O'Donoghue, 1955 June 14-1964 Sept. 4.
  - Letters of congratulation from Éamon De Valera, Liam Ó Briain, R. Dudley Edwards and others to Florence O'Donoghue, regarding his Thomas Davis lecture ‘Easter Week 1916’, broadcast 15 January 1956, 1956 Jan. 17-Feb. 20.
  - Newsclippings and reviews relating to ‘Easter Week 1916’, Thomas Davis lecture delivered by Florence O'Donoghue, including letters from O'Donoghue, Liam Ó Briain, Michael Tierney and others on Eoin Mac Neill, 1956 Jan. 15-Feb. 2.
- Documents relating to Florence O'Donoghue's lecture to the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society on Cork Harbour, and chapters on rescues of I.R.A. prisoners from Spike Island from 'Sworn to be Free', with some associated correspondence, notes and newsclippings, 1938-1956 Nov. 8.
  - Script of lecture ‘Notes on the history of Cork Harbour’ given to Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, 27 May 1956, and articles on Spike Island rescues, with associated notes, , 1956 [July 22].
  - Newspaper cuttings, correspondence and notes relating to Florence O'Donoghue's lecture ‘Notes on the history of Cork Harbour’ and notes on Spike Island, 1938-1956
- Newspaper cutting of an article by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Tunnel escapes from Kilworth camp’, typescript copy of ‘Escapes from Kilworth camp’, and account by Maurice Cronin of ‘The Rescue of John Leahy’ with letters from Cronin regarding Kilworth escapes, 1956 May 27-1959 April 14.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Michael Harrison and others, regardingthe cataloguing and conservation of material relating to the War of Independence and Civil War within the Military Archives, 1956 Sept. 13-1963 Dec. 30.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Patrick J. Madden [Pádraig Ó Maidín], Cork County Library, regarding loan of documents for 1957 exhibition with catalogue 'Exhibition of books by Cork writers of the twentieth century', Cork, 1957 April 27-June 13.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Tadhg Feehan, Anti-Partition of Ireland League, London, with annual reports, address, memo, and article, 1957 Sept.-1960 [Nov. 7].
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Michael Hartney and P. Ó Duinn (Frank Dunne) regarding the repatriation of the remains of Roger Casement, 1958 Nov. 21-1960 Feb. 22.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Donal O’Donoghue and others regarding Seamus Malone’s book 'B’fhiú an braon fola', with draft and copy statements, newsclippings and typescript translation of chapters XI, XIII and XIV, 1958 Nov. 27-1959 March 22.
- Manuscript letter from G.A. Hayes-McCoy to Florence O'Donoghue regarding the discovery of papers, including papers relating to Irish Volunteer inquiry into failure of Limerick to participate in 1916 Rising, with typescript copy reply, 1958 June 13-17.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Muriel MacSwiney, Raymond Foxall and Moss Twomey regarding a proposed biography of Terence MacSwiney, O'Donoghue’s books on Liam Lynch and Tomás Mac Curtain, and a proposed radio programme on MacSwiney, 1958 Nov. 8-1960 Oct. 19.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Pa Murray, Moss Twomey, Matt Feehan, Ruaidhrí Brugha, regarding Sean Mac Eoin’s review of Rex Taylor’s book on Michael Collins with draft answer to Mac Eoin’s allegations and associated newsclippings, 1958 Jan. 2-1959 Dec. 27.
  - Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Pa Murray, Moss Twomey, Matt Feehan and Ruaidhrí Brugha, regarding Sean Mac Eoin’s review of Rex Taylor’s book on Michael Collins with draft answer to Mac Eoin’s allegations regarding a proposal by Cathal Brugha, 1958 Jan. 2-1959 Dec. 27.
  - Newspaper cuttings of articles relating to letters by Liam Lynch on death of Michael Collins, Sean Mac Eoin’s review of Rex Taylor’s book 'Life of Michael Collins', and article by Florence O'Donoghue in response to a review, 1958 Sep. 15-1959 March 15.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with John M. Heuston, O.P. regarding Heuston’s article on forces detailed to the General Headquarters area in 1916, ‘Headquarters Battalion, Easter Week 1916’, with copy review by O'Donoghue and associated notes, 1958 Nov. 25-1966 Aug. 13.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Eithne Golden Sax and others, regarding disposal of papers of her father Peter Golden, secretary of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, 1959 Sep. 1-1967 March 20.
- Correspondence, notes, rough drafts and newsclippings relating to Florence O'Donoghue’s lecture to Dublin Historical Association on ‘Plans for the 1916 Rising’ and arrangements to publish it in 'University Review', 1959-1963.
  - Correspondence and copy correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with John Brennan [Mrs. Sidney Czira], [Caitlín] Brugha, Liam Ó Briain, Superintendent Seamus O'Neill, Pax Whelan, Michael Hartney and [Willie] Mullins regarding O'Donoghue’s lecture ‘Plans for the 1916 Rising’ and arrangements to publish it in 'University Review', 1955 March 10-1960 Oct. 14.
  - Manuscript notes for Florence O'Donoghue’s lecture on ‘Plans for the 1916 Rising’, with typescript timelines, Circa 1960.
  - Newspaper cuttings relating to Easter Week 1916, some used as source material for Florence O'Donoghue’s lecture on ‘Plans for the 1916 Rising’, 1939 March 11-1963 April 15.
  - Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with R. Dudley Edwards, Lorna Reynolds of 'University Review', Dr John A. Watt and Maureen Wall and others regarding arrangements for O'Donoghue’s lecture ‘Plans for the 1916 Rising’ and its publication, 1960 July 30-1963 May 26.
- Correspondence and other material relating to Florence O'Donoghue’s 1966 Thomas Davis lecture ‘Ceannt, O’Rahilly and the military plan’, including copy documents, tables relating to Limerick Volunteers, newspaper cuttings, notes and drafts, 1960-1967.
  - Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and F. X. Martin regarding O'Donoghue’s 1966 Thomas Davis lecture ‘Ceannt, O’Rahilly and the military plan’, and Martin's publication of memoranda by Eoin MacNeill, 1954 April 1-1961 April 29.
  - Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with F. X. Martin, Vivion De Valera, and Pádraig Ó Maidín chiefly regarding Irish Republican Brotherhood constitution, with typescript copy I.R.B. constitution and newsclipping on Denis McCullough, 1960 Sept. 22-1964 Sept. [10].
  - Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and F. X. Martin regarding arrangements for O'Donoghue’s 1966 Thomas Davis lecture ‘Ceannt, O'Rahilly and the Military Plan’ and publication of series in Irish Historical Studies, 1965 March 19-1967 Nov. 25.
  - Copy documents relating to Florence O'Donoghue’s lecture ‘Ceannt, O’Rahilly and the military plan’, including letter from Pat McCartan to Joe McGarrity, police inspector's report on the rebellion in Tyrone, and an article by [Ailfrid] de Faoite, 1965 May 31.
  - Newspaper cuttings relating to preparations for Easter Week 1916, memoranda by Eoin Mac Neill, and 1966 Thomas Davis lectures by Florence O'Donoghue and F. X. Martin, 1961 April 24-1966 April 25.
  - Notes and drafts relating to Florence O'Donoghue’s 1966 Thomas Davis lecture ‘Ceannt, O’Rahilly and the military plan’, with correspondence and newspaper cuttings regarding W. J. Brennan-Whitmore's response to a series of articles by Liam Skinner on 'Plans for the 1916 Rising', 1954 March 11-[1965].
  - Copy tables showing attendance statistics for meetings of Limerick Volunteers, October 1914-1915 from notebook of Michael Colivet, with list of 'Volunteer H.Q. Staff' as of 6 December 1914, according to Eoin Mac Neill, 1960 Sep. 22.
- Documents relating to research for articles by Florence O’Donoghue, with enclosures on ambushes during the War of Independence at Crossbarry, Kilmichael, Upton, etc., 1951-1965.
  - Typescript articles by Florence O'Donoghue for 'Sunday Press' on the War of Independence, 1960-1967.
  - Typescript articles and drafts by Florence O'Donoghue on the War of Independence, 1964 Feb. 9-April 12.
  - Manuscript and typescript draft articles by Florence O'Donoghue and others on Upton railway station and Crossbarry ambushes, with related notes by O'Donoghue, Circa 1962-1964.
  - Typescript draft articles titled ‘The Parnell Bridge ambush: a Cork city anniversary’, and ‘The memory of the past’ regarding Patrick O’Reilly and Thomas Power of C. Company, 4th Battalion, Cork No. 1 Brigade, [Circa 1961].
  - Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from Flor Begley regarding Crossbarry and Upton ambushes, with enclosures, newsclippings of series 'The fight at Upton Station' by Tom Kelleher, and typescript article 'Ambush at Upton Railway Station', and related notes, 1962 April 24-1967 Dec. 3.
  - Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Sonnie Crowley and Phil Chambers and statement by Pat Collins regarding Derrinagra and Manch incidents, ammunition for Crossbarry and Upton ambushes, Rathclarin and Howes Strand ambushes and background regarding Kilbrittain Company, 1962 March 31-May 4.
  - Letters from Liam Deasy to Florence O'Donoghue regarding research for articles on ambushes at Crossbarry etc. with enclosures by Jimmy Hodnett regarding Howes Strand, Newcestown ambush and the Condon case, 1962 Jan. 17-1965 Aug. 28.
  - Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals including Dan Lehane on list of Irish Republican Army Company members, Pa Murray on Blarney Barracks ambush and activities in Cork 1921, and Connie Neenan on miscellaneous information regarding ambushes, with statements by others, 1961 July 6-1965 October 22.
  - Correspondence chiefly to Florence O'Donoghue from Seán O’Driscoll, Sean Lehane, Mícheál Ó Súilleabháinand Dick Russell regarding events during the War of Independence, 1942 July-1964 July 3.
  - Miscellaneous notes regarding ambushes, including timelines, lists of participants in Clonmult, Manch, Fanlobus and Derrynagra ambushes and summary of press accounts regarding Crossbarry, by Florence O'Donoghue and others, with associated newsclippings, 1932 Nov. 28-1963 Aug. 16.
- Correspondence, circulars, minutes and newsclippings relating to Florence O'Donoghue's tenure as Vice-Chairman and Chairman of Cork Congo Comforts Committee of the Irish Red Cross regarding comforts for Irish troops serving in the Congo, 1960 [Oct.]-1963 April 27.
- Copy letter from Florence O'Donoghue to Bulmer Hobson asking permission to use his papers in the National Library, with reply and newsclippings regarding Hobson, 1960 May 1-Oct. 1.
- Copy letter and notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding Fr. Patrick J. Twohig’s book 'In God’s pockets’, including draft note to Bishop of Cloyne, 1959 Nov.-1962 May 27.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Jim Hurley, Vivion De Valera and others regarding Eoin Neeson’s 'The Civil War in Ireland', 1961-1965.
  - Correspondence and copy correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Jim Hurley, Vivion De Valera, Liam Deasy and others regarding Eoin Neeson’s 'The Civil War in Ireland', particularly the death of Michael Collins, Sean Mac Eoin and Irish Republican Brotherhood, , 1964 Jan. 8-1965 March 18.
  - Typescript copy reviews by Florence O'Donoghue of Eoin Neeson’s 'The Civil War in Ireland' for 'Kerryman' and 'Eire - Ireland', with draft amendations and associated notes, 1966.
  - Newspaper cuttings relating to Eoin Neeson’s 'The Civil War in Ireland', 1962 Nov. 5-1965 Dec. 12.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Dan Nolan of 'The Kerryman' regarding a new edition of 'Rebel Cork’s fighting story', with typescript and galley proofs of O'Donoghue’s contributions, and photographs, 1961 June-1962 March.
  - Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Dan Nolan of 'The Kerryman' regarding a new edition of 'Rebel Cork’s fighting story', corrections to proofs etc., with photographs relating to Tomás MacCurtain's death and funeral, and related newspaper cuttings, 1961 June 19-1962 March 21.
  - Typescript copies and galley proofs of Florence O'Donoghue’s contributions to new edition of 'Rebel Cork’s fighting story', 'The Murder of Tomás MacCurtain' and 'A Patriot Priest of Cork City', with galley proofs of photographs and typescript key, circa 1961.
- Typescript articles and lectures by Florence O'Donoghue and others on guerilla warfare including ‘Guerilla warfare in Ireland 1919-1921’, delivered to Dublin Historical Association and published in 'An Cosantóir', 1963, with associated correspondence and notes, 1962 June 28-1964 July.
  - Typescript articles and lectures by Florence O'Donoghue and others on guerilla warfare including two typescript copies of lecture ‘Guerilla warfare in Ireland 1919-1921’, and article of the same title, May 1963 and response by Colonel Dan Bryan, July 1964, both in 'An Cosantóir', 1963 [February]-1964 July.
  - Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from Gerry Hayes-McCoy, John A. Watt, R. Dudley Edwards and others regarding articles and lectures by O'Donoghue on guerilla warfare, with associated notes and newsclippings, 1962 June 28-1963 April 26.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Dan Bryan, Moss Twomey and others regarding Ireland and Germany in World War II, with notes and newsclippings of a series by J.P. Gallagher in 'Sunday People' and extracts from Enno Stephan’s 'Secret mission - Ireland' in 'Sunday Review', 1945 Dec. 15-1962 Dec. 4.
  - Correspondence from Dan Bryan, Joseph Gallagher and Moss Twomey to Florence O'Donoghue regarding Gallagher's 'Sunday People' series on relations betweeen Ireland and Germany in World War II, 1962 Feb. 2-Dec. 4.
  - Newspaper cuttings of Enno Stephan’s series of extracts from his book 'Geheimauftrag Irland' ('Secret mission - Ireland') in 'Sunday Review' and of J.P. Gallagher's 'Sunday People' series, including interview with Stephen Hayes, 1945 Dec. 15-1962 Nov. 18.
- Letters from Oliver Snoddy, Mary F. Cox, Maura O'Donoghue of Coachford Macra na Feirme and Catherine Rose of Mercier Press to Florence O'Donoghue regarding various topics including Jack Cox’s papers and his unfinished biography of Michael Collins, 1963 May 29-1967 May 25.
- Correspondence and other material relating to Florence O'Donoghue's lecture to the Galway Literary Society, 7 April 1963, titled ‘The literary background to the movement for national independence 1900-1916’, 1962-1963.
  - Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Joseph O'Halloran relating to O'Donoghue's lecture to the Galway Literary Society, 7 April 1963, titled ‘The literary background to the movement for national independence 1900-1916’ with other associated material, 1962 Oct.-1963 April 10.
  - Copy of 'Self-Determinator: an organ of Irish opinion', volume 1, number 4, May 1921, 1921 May.
- Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from British Broadcasting Corporation, Raidió Teilifís Éireann and various publishers and societies regarding lectures and articles on aspects of the 1916 Rising, with draft of an article titled 'Defence of Ireland', 1964 April 8-1967 June 12.
- Draft manuscript article by Florence O'Donoghue on the shooting of Lieutenant Colonel Gerald Bryce Ferguson Smyth on 17 July 1920, [Circa 1964].
- Typescript article by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Trial and execution’ regarding the death of District Inspector Oswald Ross Swanzy in Lisburn on 22 August 1920, 1964 Feb. 17-March 13.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Sean Healy concerning Fianna Éireann, with related notes and newspaper cuttings relating to autobiographical articles, Fianna Éireann, and Countess Markievicz, 1965-1967.
  - Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Sean Healy concerning Fianna Éireann, with newsclippings of his autobiographical articles and associated notes, 1965 Feb. 17-1967 Nov. [11].
  - Manuscript and typescript notes regarding Fianna Éireann and Countess Markievicz by Florence O'Donoghue, T. J. Barrett and an unknown author, with note to O'Donoghue from John Brennan (Sidney Czira), 1957 Sep. 5.
  - Newspaper cuttings regarding origins and organisation of Fianna Éireann, Countess Markievicz and Easter Week 1916, including first of Sean Healy's autobiographical articles, 1914 Dec.- 1967 Nov. 4.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Fr David Kelleher, regarding Charlie Daly's execution at Drumboe Castle and enclosing letters from various persons acquainted with Daly, with copies of his last letters to his parents dated 14 March 1923, 1965 Jan. 14-Dec. 21.
- Typescript draft articles by Florence O'Donoghue on Roger Casement, with letter by Connie Neenan regarding Karl Spindler, Casement, and Clan na Gael and its records in America, 1916 Aug. 3-1965 June 1.
  - Two typescript draft articles by Florence O'Donoghue on Roger Casement, with letter by Connie Neenan regarding Karl Spindler, Casement, and Clan na Gael and its records in America, 1965 June 1.
  - Newspaper cuttings of articles regarding Roger Casement, his trial and execution and release of his diaries by British Government in 1959, with typescript note by Bulmer Hobson in 'An tOglach', March 1931, 1916 Aug. 3-1965 June 1.
- Correspondence and copy correspondence chiefly to Florence O'Donoghue from various correspondents, , 1964 Sep. 14-1967 Dec. 6.
  - Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from various correspondents, 1964 Sep. 14-1967.
  - Copy correspondence to Roger McHugh from Joseph Zerhusen, with typescript copy of Zerhusen's memoirs of his time as German leader of the Irish Brigade and comments on Robert Monteith’s books regarding Roger Casement in Germany, 1966 April-Nov. 10.
  - Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Oliver Snoddy, Joseph M. Curran, Captain Stephen Murphy and others enquiring about articles, books and lectures concerning 1916 and establishment of Irish Free State, 1965 July 22-1967 Dec. 6.
- Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from various persons regarding exhibitions, lectures and other events as part of 1966 Easter Week commemorations, with associated notes, articles, pamphlets, commemorative programmes, invitations and newsclippings, 1965 Feb. 15-1967 April [21].
  - Correspondence to Florence O'Donoghue from various persons and organisations regarding exhibitions, lectures and other events as part of 1966 Easter Week commemorations, with associated notes, articles, commemorative programmes and invitations, 1965 Feb. 15-1967 April [21].
  - Newsclippings relating to exhibitions, lectures and other events held as part of 1966 Easter Week commemorations, including lectures by Florence O'Donoghue on 'The failure of the German arms landing and its local effects', 1965 July 31-1966 June 20.
- Texts of lectures, articles and broadcasts chiefly by Florence O'Donoghue for 1966 commemorations of 1916 Rising, with associated correspondence, newspaper cuttings and notes, 1966 Jan. 16-1967 March 10.
  - Untitled typescript articles on Cork involvement in the 1916 Rising and on guerilla warfare in Ireland 1918-1921, one a draft article for Capuchin Annual 1967, [1967].
  - Two typescript copies of lecture by Florence O'Donoghue on Cathal Brugha, with associated correspondence from Ruaidhrí Brugha, John Horgan, Cornelius Desmond and others, with related notes, 1966 Jan. 16-July 19.
  - Typescript copies of lectures by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Check list of sources for modern Irish history’, ‘Ceannt, O’Rahilly and the military plan’, and two copies of ‘Daniel O’Brien, Liscarrol Company, I.R.A. Captured 11 May 1921. Executed 16 May 1921’, 1966 Jan. 16-July 19.
  - Typescript text of radio documentary featuring Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘The Easter Rising 1916’, broadcast on 21 April 1966, 1966 [April].
  - Three typescript copies an of article by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘The Failure of the German arms landing at Easter 1916 and its local effects’, with letters regarding feedback on article, 1966 April 5-1967 March 10.
  - Typescript draft article by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘The Fruits of the Rising’, with short article regarding Macroom Irish Republican Brotherhood circles and supplementary notes on military planning for the Rising, [1966].
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from R. Dudley Edwards, Tom Barry, G.A. Hayes-McCoy, T. P. Kilfeather and others on various matters including access to Bureau of Military History material, 1964 April-1966 Aug. 11.
X. Miscellaneous statements, letters etc., regarding the period 1916-1923, Circa 1916-1923.
- Typescript statement made by Thomas Barry to the Bureau of Military History regarding his activities to July 1921, [1950 Sept. 29].
- Copy statements of Thomas Barry, Cork and letter to Florence O'Donoghue from M. Donovan regarding their activities and proposed activities in England, 1918, with statement on 'Tommy Dennehy (Killed at Ballycannon)', 1933 Sept. 24-[1947?].
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Tom Hales and Dr M. V. Shanahan, and statement by Hales regarding his treatment at the hands of the military in July 1920, 1924 Feb. 27-1964 March 9.
- Typescript account by Sean Healy, titled ‘Up the Hottentots’, of the procession in Cork on the Manchester Martyrs’ anniversary October 1917 and his subsequent arrest and trial, 1959.
- Letter to "Ned" from Jeremiah Keane regarding a Dáil Éireann Loan, army levy, business dealings with Irish Republican Army, and incidents in the War of Independence, 1928 Sept. 30.
- Copy book containing an account by John Logan of his experiences as an Irish prisoner in 1916, titled 'Experiences of one of the Irish Prisoners in 1916. By one who was there', with letter to the editor of a publication, [1960?].
- Typescript statement of Justin McCarthy, 1st Battalion, Cork No. 1 Brigade, regarding his Irish Volunteer activity, chiefly involving delivery of despatches, Sunday and night patrols, [Circa 1955?].
- Account by Donnchadh Mac Niallais of 'The Dripsey Encounter (1921)', with accompanying letter, 1928 April 8-11.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue from an interview with Richard Mulcahy regarding the reorganisation of the Irish Volunteers after the 1916 Rising, and a letter to "Hurley" from Mulcahy regarding the location of the National convention on 27 October 1917, 1962 Oct. 24-1966 Feb. 1.
- Typescript account titled ‘Easter Week 1916, Cork’, signed by Seán Murphy, Thomas Barry, Patrick Canton, James Wickham, and others, with photostat of letter by Cathal Brugha regarding a report on the 1916 Rising in Munster, 1956 Nov. 3.
- Typescript of queries to Commandant J.J. O’Connell with replies, regarding the Easter Rising and countermanding orders in Cork, [Circa 1950?].
- Manuscript history of the Behagh Company, Irish Republican Army from 1913-1922, signed by Thomas O’Donovan, Captain, 1934 Oct. 14.
- Letter to Florence O'Donoghue from P.S. O’Hegarty, with a statement by O’Hegarty regarding Michael Collins’ explanation of the Treaty and his relations with De Valera, 1945 Oct. 21-1962.
  - Letter to Florence O'Donoghue from P.S. O’Hegarty, and a typescript statement by O’Hegarty regarding Michael Collins’ explanation of the Treaty and his relations with De Valera, with manuscript notes by O'Donoghue, 1945 Oct. 21-1946 Dec. 15.
  - Correspondence from Florence O'Donoghue to Michael J. Lennon, with a letter to O'Donoghue from Séamus [Lankford?], 1962 Aug. 30-Oct. 27.
- Correspondence and other material on Sean O’Hegarty, chiefly by Florence O'Donoghue, including typescript draft lectures on O’Hegarty’s life, copy documents and related notes, newspaper cuttings and photographs, 1914 Oct. 24-1967 Feb. 26.
- Statement by Captain George Power of his activities in the Irish Volunteers from the re-organisation of Fermoy Company in 1917 until the Truce, [Circa 1947?].
- Copy typescript statement by Dick Walsh of Balla, County Mayo, regarding events in 1916 and 1917, [Circa 1955?].
- Two unsigned statements, one regarding an ambush by B Company, 8th Battalion, on 27 July 1920, and one regarding activities in England in 1921 on release from Birmingham Prison, [Circa 1955?].
- Letter to Florence O'Donoghue from Denis Murphy, with letter signed "Dick and Dolly" regarding events in Cork, 21 April 1916, [1916 April 21]-1946 March 30.
- Typescript copies of records of activities of the 6th and 8th Battalions, Cork No. 1 Brigade, and a pamphlet containing records of activities of the 7th Battalion, Macroom, 1916-1923, [Circa 1940].
XI. Documents and correspondence regarding statements of evidence for the Military Service Pension Board, 1935-1962.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue relating to membership of the Cork Brigades and General Headquarters ranks around 1922, 1935 Feb. 4 - 1937 May 21.
- Correspondence between Oscar Traynor,Diarmuid Lynch, and Florence O'Donoghue relating to efforts to raise the amount of pensions paid to I.R.A. veterans, 1949 Nov. 14 - 1960 Jan. 28.
- Correspondence to and from Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades, 1940 Apr. 13 - 1947 Nov. 6.
- Correspondence to and from Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades, 1928 Mar. 28 - 1958 Feb. 5.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1937 May 24 - 1961 Dec. 6.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension and service medal applications of Edward Fitzgerald, Patrick Forde and L.S. Griffin, 1935 Mar. 25 - 1958 Jan. 23.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1935 Apr. 2 - 1947 Mar. 24.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1936 Apr. 4 - 1957 July 22.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1935 Mar. 7 - 1962 Sept. 3.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1935 Dec. 9 - 1947.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1935 Jan. 5 - 1953 May 29.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1928 Mar. 27 - 1953 Nov. 6.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue regarding pension applications of various members of the Cork and Kerry Brigades with drafts of certificates and statements provided by O'Donoghue as evidence for them, 1936-1941.
- Sworn statement by John Joseph Brennan (No. 16497) made before the Advisory Committee of the Military Service Pensions Board, 1936 June 15.
- Typescript history and roll of the 4th (Kanturk) Battalion, 4th Cork Brigade 1917-1923, Circa 1937.
- Document titled 'Military operations 1917-1921 - information from M.S.P. files', Circa 1937.
XII. Second World War and Florence O'Donoghue's service in the Southern Command Supplementary Intelligence Service, 1940-1951.
- File titled ‘Scheme of organisation and instructions', 1940-1945.
- Letters and reports from Florence O'Donoghue’s intelligence agents in Cork and Kerry, 1940 July - Nov.
- Pocket diaries kept by Florence O'Donoghue while serving as Intelligence Officer, 1940-1946.
- Correspondence and notes of Florence O'Donoghue during the course of his service as Intelligence Officer in the army during the Second World War, 1940 June 28 - 1941 Dec. 30.
- Correspondence and notes of Florence O'Donoghue during the course of his service as Intelligence Officer in the army during the Second World War, 1942 Jan. 6 - 1943 Jan. 21.
- Correspondence and notes of Florence O'Donoghue during the course of his service as Intelligence Officer in the army during the Second World War, 1944 Jan. 6 - 1947 Mar. 21.
- Correspondence and notes of Florence O'Donoghue during the course of his service as Intelligence Officer in the army during the Second World War, 1949 Jan. 13 - 1956 Oct. 17.
- Journal kept by Florence O'Donoghue of events and activities relating to his position as Intelligence Officer during the Second World War, 1941 Sept. 8 - 1942 Sept. 2.
- Diary for 1944 kept by Florence O'Donoghue, 1944.
- Folder of army intelligence correspondence and memoranda regarding German and IRA activity in Ireland, 1942 Nov. 18 - 1945 Jan. 15.
- Journal kept by Florence O'Donoghue of events and activities relating to his position as Intelligence Officer during the Second World War, 1942 Dec. 27.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and others regarding the award of medals to members of the Southern Command Supplementary Intelligence Service of the Local Defence Force, 1949 Aug. 2 - 1951 June 28.
XIII. Documents relating to the Bureau of Military History, 1946-1960.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1946 Feb. - May.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1946 June - 1947 Apr.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1946 July - Dec.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1947 Jan. - 1948 Nov.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1949 Mar. - Sept.
- Correspondence regarding the setting up and running of the Bureau of Military History, 1950 Jan. - 1952 Dec.
- Correspondence regarding the running and winding down of the Bureau of Military History, 1956 Feb. - Sept.
- Correspondence regarding the running and winding down of the Bureau of Military History, 1958 Jan. 16 - 1960 Nov. 8.
- Director's progress reports and statements of purpose for the Bureau of Military History, 1947-1948.
- Director's progress reports for the Bureau of Military History, 1949 Jan. 24 - 1951 Apr. 20.
- Director's progress reports for the Bureau of Military History, 1951 June 16 - 1956.
- Papers relating to the Bureau of Military History, 1947.
- Papers relating to the Bureau of Military History, 1948 July - 1951 June.
- Notebooks kept by Florence O'Donoghue, titled ‘Proposal for collection of Irish Volunteer and I.R.A. records 1913-1921’ and ‘Bureau Journal’ and numbered I and II, 1945 July 24-1948 Apr. 16.
- Notebooks kept by Florence O'Donoghue, titled ‘Proposal for collection of Irish Volunteer and I.R.A. records 1913-1921’ and ‘Bureau Journal’ and numbered III and IV, 1947 Dec. 8 - 1949 Aug. 31.
- Correspondence regarding O'Donoghue’s application for release from his duties as a rate collector in order to work for the Bureau of Military History, and correspondence with Diarmuid Lynch and General Richard Mulcahy regarding his dismissal from the Bureau, 1946 Nov. - 1948 Apr.
- Report titled 'Bureau of Military History 1913-1921: Outline scheme for initiating the work of assembling and co-ordinating material' submitted by Major Florence O’Donoghue, undated.
- Notebook by Florence O’Donoghue relating to documents, photographs and maps to be collected by the Bureau of Military History, undated.
- Duplicate receipt book for documents received by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History on loan or as gifts, 1947 Jan. - Sept.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1947 Feb. 8 - 1947 May 24.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1947 May 10 - 1947 Aug. 20.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1947 Aug. 31 - 1947 Dec. 31.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1948 Jan. 5 - 1948 Jan. 31.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1948 Feb. 3 - 1948 Apr. 13.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with the Bureau of Military History, 1948 Apr. 7 - 1948 May 13.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue relating to his dismissal from the Bureau of Military History, 1948 May 25 - Oct. 28.
- Copy letter from Florence O’Donoghue to Michael McDunphy, Director, regarding the Bureau of Military History’s Chronology, 1951 Mar. 14.
- Ledger kept by Florence O'Donoghue containing names and addresses of witnesses and dates of interviews and statements taken for the Bureau of Military History, undated.
- List of witness statements taken the Bureau of Military History, undated.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Typescript copies of witness statements taken by Florence O'Donoghue for the Bureau of Military History and relating to events in Cork City and County, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Diarmuid Lynch attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Cork up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Kerry up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Kerry up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Diarmuid Lynch, attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Kerry up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1948 Jan. - Apr.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Kerry up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals attempting to gather evidence regarding events in Kerry up to and including Easter Week 1916, 1947-1948.
- Three notebooks by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on witnesses dealt with in the course of his work on Cork and Kerry for the Bureau of Military History, 1947-1948.
- Shorthand notebook by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Private: notes on witnesses’, 1947-1948.
- Notes and miscellaneous recollections of [Thomas O'Shaughnessy?] regarding Irish history, Circa 1947.
- Typescript copy of a document titled ‘Na Fianna Éireann: Draft statement based on notes taken by the Director for submission to Mr. Bulmer Hobson, April 1947’, 1947 Apr.
- Typescript copies of the constitution and scheme of military organisation of the Irish Volunteers, 1914 Oct. 25 - Dec. 26.
- Notes made by Florence O'Donoghue of meetings with Irish Volunteer survivors from before 1916 conducted in the course of his work for the Bureau of Military History, with associated correspondence, 1947 Aug. -1948 Feb.
- Shorthand notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes of interviews with later annotations, 1948 - 1962.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with Denis Murray regarding the Cork 1st Brigade, 6th Battalion of the I.R.A. and the Blarney Barracks attack, 1949 Jan. 21-31
- Statement by Richard Russell, Inishannon, Co. Cork of his activities as an Irish Volunteer from 1917 until the Truce, given to the Bureau of Military History, 1957 Mar. 14
- Questionnaire from the Bureau of Military History on the Rising of Easter Week 1916 and associated events, [1948]
- Bureau of Military History 'Chronology of Events Prior to Easter Week 1916', from 1909 to March 1916, 1948 Jan.
- Bureau of Military History 'Chronology of Events Prior to Easter Week 1916', from 24th April to 30th April 1916, 1948 Jan.
- Bureau of Military History Chronology Part III, Section I, from 29 April to 31 Dec. 1919, [1950?].
- Bureau of Military History Chronology Part III, Section II, 1920, [1950?].
- Bureau of Military History Chronology Part III, Section III, from 1st Jan. to 11th July 1921, [1950?].
XIV. Florence O'Donoghue's notebooks and loose notes,
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing lists of books on Irish history, notes regarding the Lusitania and the Easter Rising, Circa 1947.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue titled 'Sources to read and check', Circa 1947.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on prisoners in Cork Jail in 1915 and 1916 and extracts from local newspapers regarding the surrender of arms in Cork, Circa 1947.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on books on early twentieth century Irish history, Circa 1947.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on books on early twentieth century Irish history, Circa 1947.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on interviews conducted with Tom Barry and Diarmuid Lynch, Circa 1947.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding the Cork Brigades of the Irish Republican Army between 1918 and 1921, Circa 1951.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding the Irish Volunteers in Cork between 1915 and 1920, Circa 1951.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes on the history of the Irish Volunteers, especially for the period from January to October 1915, Circa 1951.
- Lists by Florence O'Donoghue of British army brigades and companies in the South of Ireland, Circa 1951.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue on his own movements between May and July 1921 and January and June 1922, Circa 1951.
- Notes on Easter Week 1916 taken from various sources, Circa 1951.
- Typescript notes on the transfer of control of the Irish Volunteers from its own executive to Dáil Éireann in 1919 when it became the I.R.A., Circa 1960.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes and extracts mainly relating to preparations for the Easter Rising 1916, Circa 1960.
- Notebook by Florence O'Donoghue containing notes from books by John Devoy and others, newspaper extracts and notes of interviews with various Cork Volunteers, 1966.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue on extracts from publications, quotations on British policy in Ireland, reprisals, executions and other matters relating to the period from 1919 to 1921, Circa 1964.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue on British military strength in Ireland from 1907 to 1921 and the Royal Irish Constabulary, Circa 1964.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue on extracts and quotations from books and speeches, mainly relating to early twentieth century Irish history, Circa 1964.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue on Irish history mainly relating to the period from 1912 to 1923, Circa 1966.
- Blank notebook, undated.
XV. Miscellaneous chronologies, 1893-1923.
- Typescript chronology covering the period from 23rd April 1916 to 31st March 1920, partly compiled from the diary of Tomás Mac Curtain, undated.
- Typescript chronology covering the period from March 1920 to 30th April 1923, with special reference to Liam Lynch, undated.
- Typescript Bureau of Military History provisional Chronology covering the period 1893 to March 1916, 1949 Apr.
- Partial manuscript by Florence O'Donoghue of a history and chronology of the Irish Volunteers in Cork 1916-21, undated.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue for chronologies covering events from 1917 to 1921, Circa 1959.
- Typescript chronology covering dates between 1914 and 1916 with annotations by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Typescript chronology of activities in Cork City from 8th May 1916 to 14th April 1922, undated.
- Manuscript chronology by Florence O'Donoghue of shootings by British forces from 1916 to July 1921, undated.
- Manuscript chronology of activities in Cork City from July 1917 to April 1922 with notes on the reverse by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Manuscript chronology by Florence O'Donoghue of events in the Cork area from 1918 to 1921, including notes by Liam Deasy, undated.
- Typescript and manuscript chronology by Florence O'Donoghue of events in the Cork area from 1920 to 1921, including notes by Liam Deasy, undated.
- Typescript and manuscript chronologies by Florence O'Donoghue of events in Waterford and Kerry from 1918 to 1921, including notes by Liam Deasy, undated.
XVI. Diarmuid Lynch's papers relating to his book on the Irish Republican Brotherhood and the 1916 Rising, 1918-1962.
- Two articles from the 'Gaelic American' regarding Diarmuid Lynch, 1918 and 1920.
- Typescript of a speech made by Diarmuid Lynch titled ‘I.R.B. Banquet 1925', 1925
- Scrapbook compiled by Diarmuid Lynch of newspaper cuttings from the Irish Press and other papers of articles and letters on Easter Week 1916, 1933-1938
- Scrapbook compiled by Diarmuid Lynch of newspaper cuttings from the Irish Press and other papers of articles and letters on Easter Week 1916, 1937
- Copy letters from Diarmuid Lynch to L. N. Le Roux, Eamon De Valera and Joe O’Connor regarding Easter Week 1916, 1936-1944.
- Notes by Diarmuid Lynch with some newspaper cuttings relating to the senior surviving officers of Easter Week 1916, 1936.
- Radio talk given by Diarmuid Lynch from the G.P.O. titled 'Do scriobh an file', regarding Easter Week 1916, Circa 1945.
- Statement by Diarmuid Lynch for the Bureau of Military History, titled ‘The I.R.B., some recollections and comments’, 1947 Mar.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals, 1936-1945
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals, 1937-1955.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with G.A. Hayes-McCoy, 1955.
- Extracts from an article by P.J. Little titled 'The Mystery of the Dublin Castle Cypher', 1942-1945.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals regarding the national flag, 1946-1948 and 1959.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with Seamus Burke regarding John Devoy, bond certificates and the Friends of Irish Freedom, 1947 Apr. 22 - May 15.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with Geraldine Dillon and Florence O'Donoghue relating to her manuscript on the Easter Rising of 1916, 1949-1952.
- Two copies of typed corrections by Diarmuid Lynch to a manuscript by Geraldine Dillon on the Easter Rising, Circa 1951.
- Miscellaneous notes by Diarmuid Lynch on early 20th century Irish history, undated.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals relating to attempts to clarify points relating to the Easter Rising 1916, 1944-1950.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals relating to his gathering of records concerning Easter 1916, 1949 June - Nov.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with Florence O'Donoghue relating to his gathering of information concerning Easter 1916, and the Bureau of Military History, 1947-1949.
- Correspondence of Diarmuid Lynch with various individuals relating to his gathering of records concerning Easter 1916, 1949-1950.
- Typescript notes on the life of Diarmuid Lynch including typescript of Sean O’Hegarty’s speech at his graveside, 1950-1956.
- Correspondence and papers of Florence O'Donoghue as secretary of the Diarmuid Lynch Memorial Fund, 1951.
- Correspondence and papers of Florence O'Donoghue as secretary of the Diarmuid Lynch Memorial Fund, 1952-1953.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals regarding the papers of Diarmuid Lynch and the posthumous publication of his book 'The IRB and the 1916 Rising', 1954-1955.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals regarding the papers of Diarmuid Lynch and the posthumous publication of his book 'The IRB and the 1916 Rising', 1956-1962.
- Notebook containing names of subscribers and accounts for the O’Donovan Rossa Collection and for the Diarmuid Lynch Memorial, 1946-1951.
- Volume titled 'Diarmuid Lynch Memorial Committee Minutes', 1951 Jan. 12 - 1952 Feb. 18.
- Typescript draft of Diarmuid Lynch’s The 'IRB and the 1916 Insurrection' edited by Florence O'Donoghue, Circa 1955.
- Typescript draft of Diarmuid Lynch’s The 'IRB and the 1916 Insurrection' edited by Florence O'Donoghue, Circa 1955.
- Letters, photographs etc. reproduced in Diarmuid Lynch's 'The IRB and the 1916 Insurrection', 1919-1936.
  - Note signed by Cathal Brugha and Michael Collins enclosing part of a letter from Arthur Griffith regarding Irish representation at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919 Feb. 15.
  - Typescript letter from Cathal Brugha and Michael Collins to Diarmuid Lynch in New York, asking for money to fund Sean T. O'Kelly at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919 Mar. 6.
  - Copy letter from Diarmuid Lynch to the people of South East Cork, announcing his resignation from his position as T.D., 1920 July 19.
  - Three photographs showing Diarmuid Lynch and others with a newspaper cutting showing Eamon De Valera in 1936, 1919-1920 and 1936.
- Photostat of a typescript manuscript by Diarmuid Lynch titled "Proclamation of the Irish Republic", undated.
- Photostat of a typescript manuscript by Diarmuid Lynch titled "Easter Week 1916: the GPO area", undated.
- Photostat of a typescript manuscript by Diarmuid Lynch titled "Easter Week 1916: the GPO area", undated.
- Photostat of a typescript manuscript by Diarmuid Lynch titled "Easter Week 1916: the GPO area", undated.
- Photostat of a typescript manuscript by Diarmuid Lynch titled "Easter Week 1916: the GPO area", undated.
- Photostat of "Comments by Diarmuid Lynch on marginal notations made by Mrs. Kathleen Clarke on carbon copy of Statement of Operations in the G.P.O. area", 1945 Sept. 15.
- Photostat of a note by Diarmuid Lynch relating to Padraic Pearse in the GPO, undated.
- Printers proof of 'The Countermanding Orders of Holy Week - 1916' by Diarmuid Lynch with manuscript annotations by Lynch, 1945 May 3.
- Typescript of Diarmuid Lynch’s comments on R.M. Fox’s 'The History of the Irish Citizen Army' and 'Green Banners', Circa 1946.
- Typescript of Diarmuid Lynch’s comments on Desmond Ryan’s 'The Rising', 1949 July.
XVII. Correspondence with some notes used for the research of 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923' by Florence O'Donoghue, 1945-1966.
- Letter from Lt. T.A. Barry to Florence O'Donoghue regarding an article on Liam Lynch for 'An Cosantóir' with four maps showing locations of Southern Division Brigades in 1921, 1945 Dec. 15.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and various individuals regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950-1953.
- Notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', undated.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and members of Liam Lynch's family regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950-1953.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and various individuals regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950-1952.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and various individuals regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950-1953.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Pax Whelan regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1951-1953.
- Correspondence and notes by Florence O'Donoghue regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1951-1953.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Piaras Béaslaí regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1952 Mar. - 1952 Oct.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Liam Deasy regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1945 - 1964.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Seamus O'Donovan and George Power regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950 - 1953.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Moss Twomey regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950 - 1966.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue, Frank Aiken and Gerald Boland regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950 - 1966.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and various individuals regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1952-1953.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Seán Moylan regarding his research for his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1950-1959.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Matthew Feehan and others regarding the publication of O'Donoghue's life of Liam Lynch in serial form in the 'Sunday Press' and in book form by the 'Irish Press', 1951-1966.
- Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and various individuals regarding the publication of O'Donoghue's life of Liam Lynch in serial form in the 'Sunday Press' and in book form by the 'Irish Press', 1954-1966.
- Photograph of Liam Lynch's body laid out in Clonmel, 1923 Apr.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1950-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1951-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1950-1952.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1951-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1941-1961.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Lieutenant Colonel J.M. MacCarthy in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1951-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Donal McCarthy and Seán McCarthy in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1953-1964.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from Paddy Paul in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1952-1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1953.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals in response to queries and newspaper advertisements seeking information on Liam Lynch, 1951-1953.
- Typescript list of Divisions, Brigades and Battalions of the Irish Republican Army dated 11 July 1921 and a typescript list of ‘Army commands created by order of C/S issued 17 Jan. 1923', undated.
- Miscellaneous manuscript notes by Florence O’Donoghue regarding army conventions and other matters relating to the I.R.A., Circa 1950.
- Transcripts by Florence O’Donoghue of conferences in Mallow and Kanturk on the Mourne Abbey ambush and its aftermath, Liam Lynch and other topics, 1951 Jan. - Mar.
- Miscellaneous loose notes used for 'No other Law' by Florence O'Donoghue, Circa 1952.
- Miscellaneous loose notes used for 'No other Law' by Florence O'Donoghue, Circa 1952.
- Letters to Florence O'Donoghue from various individuals congratulating him on the publication of his book 'No Other Law: The Story of Liam Lynch and the Irish Republican Army, 1916-1923', 1954-1957.
XVIII. Correspondence and notes relating to Florence O'Donoghue's book 'Tomás Mac Curtain', 1936-1964.
- Typescript extracts and newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue regarding the death of Tomás MacCurtain, 1936-1964.
- Correspondence of Florence O'Donoghue with various individuals regarding Tomás MacCurtain and O'Donoghue's book about him, 1954-1963.
- Notes and jottings by Florence O’Donoghue compiled in the course of researching his book on Tomás Mac Curtain, 1954-1958.
- Typescript and manuscript copies of Appendices 1-5 from Florence O’Donoghue's book on Tomás Mac Curtain, 1958.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with Dan Nolan of the Kerryman and Professor Donal O’Corcora regarding his forthcoming book on Tomás Mac Curtain and its foreword, 1958 Mar.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with various individuals regarding his book on Tomás Mac Curtain, 1958 May - 1959 May.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with various individuals offering congratulations for his book on Tomás Mac Curtain, 1959.
- Notes by Florence O’Donoghue on an interview with Nora Oliver [née O'Leary] regarding the murder of Tomás Mac Curtain, 1959 Aug. 18.
XIX. Typescript documents relating to the Irish Volunteers in Cork in 1916, [undated].
- Typescript history of the Irish Volunteers in Cork to 1916 by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Typescript history of the Irish Volunteers in Cork to 1916 by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Typescript ‘Cork City I.V. 1913 to May 1916’ by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Table titled ‘Cork Brigade - Easter 1916’ by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
XX. Miscellaneous articles by Florence O'Donoghue, [undated].
- Typescript article by Florence O'Donoghue titled 'MacCurtain and MacSwiney: two martyred Lord Mayors of Cork', undated.
- Typescript article by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Three martyr priests’ with associated newspaper cuttings and notes, undated.
- Draft and revised typescript article by Florence O'Donoghue beginning "Terrorism as an instrument of conquest is as old as the history of warfare", undated.
- Typescript talk by Florence O'Donoghue titled ‘Military intelligence in the Black and Tan days’, undated.
XXI. Obituaries, memorials, and annual commemoration ceremonies, 1929-1967.
- Newspaper cuttings relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1946-1964.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1937-1967.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1921-1965.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1921-1965.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1956-1963.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1954-1965.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1946-1965.
- Obituaries, newspaper cuttings, typescript speeches and commemorations relating to deceased members of the I.R.A, 1944-1965.
- Letters relating to the John Devoy Funeral Committee, 1929 May 18-29.
- Souvenir programme of the Manchester Martyrs and Kilmichael anniversary held at Skibbereen and a programme for a concert in memory of Tomás MacCurtain, 1934-1936.
- Pamphlets, programmes and souvenir brochures published by Cumann na nÓglach and Cumann na Sean Óglach, 1944-1953.
- Programme for a Thomas Davis Centenary Commemoration Concert titled 'Cuimhne chéad blian: Thomáis Dáibhis', 1945.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1954-1955.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1956-1957.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1958.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1958.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1959 Jan. - June.
- Correspondence, papers and photographs relating to the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1960-1961.
- Photographs of the repatriation of the bodies of Capuchin priests Albert Bibby and Dominic O'Connor, 1958 June.
- Correspondence regarding a 1916-22 Memorial to be erected in Cork under the terms of the J.J. Walsh bequest, 1950-1961.
- Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, notes and typescript speeches relating to the Liam Lynch annual commemoration ceremony, 1955-1958.
- Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, notes and typescript speeches relating to the Liam Lynch annual commemoration ceremony, 1959-1967.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue as secretary of the Terence MacSwiney Memorial Committee, 1958-1967.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue mainly with Seán Heaney of the National Graves Association regarding the Donncha Mac Niallais Memorial Committee and associated documents, 1960-1967.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with various individuals relating to the Kilmainham Gaol Restoration Project and the 'Last words' booklet, 1960-1967.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue and George Buckley with various individuals as secretaries of the Memorial Committee of Oglaigh na hÉireann, Cork No. 1 Brigade, 1960-1961.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue and George Buckley with various individuals as secretaries of the Memorial Committee of Oglaigh na hÉireann, Cork No. 1 Brigade, 1961 Mar. - Jan. 1962.
- Plan for a monument to be erected at the Republican plot of St. Finbarr’s cemetery, Circa 1961.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with Éamon De Valera's secretary regarding the unveiling of a memorial to Cork No. 1 Brigade at St. Finbar’s Cemetery on 17th Nov. 1963 and regarding Countess Markieviez’s prayerbook, presented to the Kilmainham Jail Restoration Committee, 1963 Jan. - Apr.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with various individuals regarding his role as a committee member for the Sean Moylan Educational Memorial Fund, 1964-1966.
- Correspondence of Florence O’Donoghue with various individuals regarding his role as a committee member of the Banna Strand Memorial Committee, 1967 Mar. - Apr.
XXII. Newspaper cuttings and typescript extracts from newspapers, ca. 1916-1957.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, Circa 1916-1967.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1885-1923.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1930-1937.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1941-1947.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1953-1957.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1958-1967.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue with typescript extracts from the 'Cork Examiner', 1917-1921.
- Typescript extracts from 'An tÓglach' 15 Aug. 1918 - 17 June 1921, 1918-1921.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, 1933-1961.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue relating to the death of District Inspector Swanzy, 1920-1962.
- Typescript and manuscript extracts from 'An tÓglach' and other newspapers dating from 1921, 1921.
- Typescript copies of documents relating to the I.R.A. and newspaper cuttings, 1922-1923.
- Typescript notes from Irish newspapers and Dáil Reports relating to the I.R.A., 1922.
- Magazine titled 'Ireland - Section One' published by the Manchester Guardian Commercial, European Reconstruction series 1923 Mar. 15.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Irish Press' of 'The great story of the Rising: Easter Week day by day' by Dorothy Macardle, 1933 Apr. 17-22.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, relating to Easter Week 1916, 1934-1949.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue, relating to Easter Week 1916, 1954-1964.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'Reynolds News' of 'Mutiny in Listowel' by Jeremiah Mee, 1951 Dec. 2 - 1952 Jan. 6.
- Scrapbook containing newspaper cuttings relating to publications by Florence O'Donoghue including 'No other Law', 'The IRB and the 1916 Rising', and 'Tomás MacCurtain', 1952-1959.
- Newspaper cuttings collected by Florence O'Donoghue relating to Irish history and reviews of his publications, 1954-1959.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Irish Press' of 'The four glorious years' by David Hogan [Frank Gallagher], 1951 Sept. 9-14.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Irish Independent' of 'Nation in Revolt' by Piaras Béaslaí, 1953 Jan. 5 - Feb. 3.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Irish Independent' of 'My Part in the Easter Rising' by W.J. Brennan-Whitmore, 1953 Aug. 6 - Sept. 3.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Kerryman' of 'Where Mountainy Men have Sown' by Michéal Ó Suilleabháin, 1956 Feb. 19 - June 2.
- Newspaper cuttings of articles by Florence O'Donoghue, 1956-1964.
- Newspaper cuttings relating to a review of Richard Bennett's book 'The Black and Tans' and comments to newspapers on it by an individual claiming to be Florence O'Donoghue, 1959-1960.
- Newspaper cuttings relating to the work of Florence O'Donoghue and his attendance at various events, 1960-1964.
- Newspaper cuttings from 'The Sunday Press' of the serialisation of the story of Nicholas Whittle, 1963 Apr. 7-14.
- Newspaper cuttings of the serialisation of 'The inside story of Clonmult' by Lochlinn MacGlynn, 1965 Feb-May.
- Newspaper cuttings and supplements collected by Florence O'Donoghue, relating to the 50th Anniversary commemorations of the Easter Rising, 1966.
- Newspaper supplements collected by Florence O'Donoghue, relating to the 50th Anniversary commemorations of the Easter Rising, 1966.
XXIII. Miscellaneous files, books and pamphlets, 1902-1961.
- Typescript and manuscript copies of ballads of a nationalist nature collected by Florence O'Donoghue, undated.
- Five articles by various authors on Fenianism in the Cork area, undated.
- Newspaper cuttings and correspondence by various authors on Fenianism and the Land War, 1866-1961.
- Diaries of Sir Roger Casement, ‘his mission to Germany and the Findlay affair’, edited by Dr. Charles E. Curry, Munich, 1922, 1922.
- Two booklets relating to the Cork International Exhibition of 1902, 1902.
- Three booklets relating to Irish history, 1934-1949.
- Questionnaires circulated by the Irish Folklore Commission, 1942-1944.
- Various pamphlets relating to Irish history, 1894-1959.
XXIV. American pamphlets and statements, 1905-1961.
- Various pamphlets and circulars relating to Irish American politics, 1905-1950.
- 'The Rebel: Diamond Jubilee', Commemorative volume edited by Sean P. Keating, 1959.
- Various pamphlets and circulars relating to Irish American politics, 1960-1963.
XXV. Photographs and related material, 1914-1966
- Photograph of B Company of the Cork Irish Volunteers and a pamphlet relating to Éamon De Valera's visit to the United States in 1927, 1914-1927.
- Photographs of the Irish Volunteers, 1915-1950.
- Photographs of a group of officers who attended a training course run by J.J. O'Connell in Cork starting 22nd January 1916, 1916.
- Photograph with key of Cork Staff of the Irish Volunteers, Sheares St., 1918.
- Letter from Pax Whelan to Florence O'Donoghue enclosing a photograph of a British spy and three other photographs of unidentified men, Circa 1918-1935.
- Photograph of some members of the 2nd Battalion of the Cork No. 1 Brigade of the I.R.A., 1919.
- Letter from Oliver Snoddy [Pádraig Ó Snodaigh] to Florence O'Donoghue regarding an enclosed photograph of a sitting of a Sinn Féin Court in Cobh, 1920-1965.
- Photographs, negatives and newspaper cuttings relating to Terence MacSwiney, 1920-1965.
- Photographs of Cork City Hall showing damage sustained during an attack, 1920.
- Photograph of staff and officers 1st Southern Division of the Irish Republican Army, taken at the Mansion House, Dublin, 1922 Mar.
- Photograph of Diarmuid Lynch and an unidentified man seated on a bench, 1923.
- Photographs of Cork City, 1949-1952.
- Photographs of Bantry, Blarney, Blackrock, Cobh, Crosshaven and Iniscalla taken for tourism purposes, 1949-1952.
- Photograph of a memorial to Dan Shinnick, undated.
- Photograph of the unveiling of a plaque to Joe Murphy at Pouladuff Road, Cork, 1960 Mar. 17.
- Photographs of Florence O'Donoghue and his family, including press photographs, 1920-1967.
- Photographs of Florence O'Donoghue and other members of the I.R.A., 1920-1943.
- Photographs of Florence O'Donoghue and others at events, 1945-1966.
- Map showing 'The Counties of Cork and Kerry Divided into their Baronies by H. Moll, Geographer', undated.
- Copy of a drawing of the Irish Volunteers marching and carrying a flag reading "1916" with a verse by Padraic Pearse, undated.
- Photographs of paintings of Irish Volunteers being inspected on parade and of the scene outside the GPO Easter 1916, with notes on technique and condition, undated.
- Letter from Charles Saurin to Florence O'Donoghue regarding Seán Keating's painting 'Men of the South', including a postcard of the painting and information on the men who sat for it, 1953 July 14.
- Miscellaneous unidentified photographs, Circa 1920-1957.
XXV. Newspaper files, 1914-1932.
- Edition of the 'Clare Champion' dated 30th June 1917, 1917 June 30.
- Editions of and cuttings from the 'Cork Examiner', 1916-1922.
- Two editions of the 'Cork Free Press', 1916 Sept. 22 - Dec. 2.
- Editions of the 'Cork Weekly Examiner', 1916 Jan. 21.
- Two editions of the 'Daily Sketch' dated 29th October 1920 and 21st August 1923, 1920-1923.
- Edition of 'The Day - a non-political journal of local art and literature', Vol. 1, No. 6, 1918 Mar. 25.
- Editions of 'Éire: the Irish Nation' covering the period from 1923 to 1934, 1923 July 7 - 1934 Oct. 25.
- Editions of the 'Evening Echo' covering various dates in 1922, 1922.
- Edition of the 'Freeman's Journal' covering the death of Terence MacSwiney, 1920 Oct. 26.
- Editions of the 'An Saorstát - The Free State' for 13th May 1922 and 30th September 1922, 1922 May-Sept.
- Edition of the 'Gaelic American', 1915 July 10.
- Editions of 'Saoirse: Irish Freedom' for June 1913 to October 1914, 1913-1914.
- Editions of and extracts from the 'Irish Independent', 1916-1922.
- Editions of 'The Irishman', 1916-1918.
- Editions of and extracts from 'The Irish Nation', 1916-1917.
- Edition of 'The Irish News and Chicago Citizen', 1920 Aug. 6.
- Editions of 'Irish Opinion', 1916-1917.
- Edition number 2 of the 'Irish People', 1922 July 23.
- Edition of the 'Irish Tribune', 1926 May 14.
- Editions of the 'Irish Volunteer', 1914-1916.
- Editions of the 'Irish Weekly Independent', 1920 Oct. 20.
- Edition of the 'Irish World and American Industrial Liberator', 1920 Aug. 7.
- Edition of the 'Irish World and Industrial Advocate', 1919 Sept. 6.
- Edition of 'The Leader', 1916 May 20.
- Editions of and extracts from 'Nationality', edited by Arthur Griffith, 1915-1918.
- Editions of 'New Ireland', 1916-1922.
- Editions of 'An t-Óglach', 1921-1922.
- Editions of 'An t-Óglach', 1926-1962.
- Editions of 'The Staff Journal - Ogláigh na hÉireann', 1921-1922.
- Editions of 'Old Ireland' edited by P.J. Little, 1920.
- Edition of 'The Plain People', 1922 Apr. 23.
- Editions of 'Poblacht na h-Éireann: Republic of Ireland', 1922.
- Extracts from editions of 'An Phoblacht', 1932-1935.
- Edition of 'The Separatist', 1922 Feb. 18.
- Editions of 'Sinn Féin', 1911-1914.
- Editions of 'Sinn Féin', 1924-1925.
- Editions of 'Sinn Féin', 1925 Jan.-Apr.
- Editions of the 'Sunday Independent', 1922.
- Editions of the 'United Irishman', 1923-1932.
- Edition of the 'Voice of Labour', 1922 Jan. 14.
- Edition of the 'War News', 1922 July 22.
- Editions of 'Young Ireland', 1918-1922.

Florence O'Donoghue Papers.

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In Collection:	Florence O'Donoghue Papers.
Description:	Collection includes articles, notebooks, transcripts, correspondence and newspaper files relating to the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) and the Irish Republican Army (IRA), 1912-1967. Hide full summary ...
Main Creator:	O'Donoghue, Florence, 1895-1967.
Language:	English
Format:	MANUSCRIPT
Call Number:	MS Collection List A18 (Manuscripts Reading Room) MS 31,123-31,553 (Manuscripts Reading Room)