Context: Letter from "Borgaire" to the Sinn Féin Executive, Suffolk Street, Dublin, on the commemoration of Irishmen who died in the First World War, with covering note from Austin Stack to "Acting President" [Eamon De Valera],

Letter from "Borgaire" to the Sinn Féin Executive, Suffolk Street, Dublin, on the commemoration of Irishmen who died in the First World War, with covering note from Austin Stack to "Acting President" [Eamon De Valera],

Letter from "Borgaire" to the Sinn Féin Executive, Suffolk Street, Dublin, on the commemoration of Irishmen who died in the First World War, with covering note from Austin Stack to "Acting President" [Eamon De Valera],

1924 Nov. 12.

Bibliographic Details
Contributors:	Stack, Austin, 1879-1929 Sinn Féin more
In collection:	Austin Stack Papers
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English
Subjects:	Sinn Féin World War, 1914-1918
Notes:	Physical description: 1 item (4 pages).
Arrangement:	Item

Austin Stack Papers.

I. Stack Family Papers, 1882-1928.
- History of the Stack family, with notes and correspondence on same subject, 1914-1928.
- Letters of William Moore Stack including one dealing with unpublished manuscript of Charles Kickman,...
II. Irish Volunteers and 1916 Rising, 1915-1917.
- Eyewitness Statements of Easter Week 1916, Undated.
- Correspondence of Austin Stack, 1915-1917.
III. Political Papers, 1917-1929.
IV. Papers relating to the First Dáil, 1919-1921.
V. Sinn Fein and the Republican Government, 1922-1927.
VI. Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921-1927.
VII. Personal Papers, 1916-1929.

Letter from "Borgaire" to the Sinn Féin Executive, Suffolk Street, Dublin, on the commemoration of Irishmen who died in the First World War, with covering note from Austin Stack to "Acting President" [Eamon De Valera],

1924 Nov. 12.

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Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	Austin Stack Papers
Language:	English
Extent:	1 item (4 pages).
Format:	Manuscript
Call Number:	MS 17,092/1 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.
Corporate Author:	Sinn Féin