Copy of letter from Liam Mellows written on the morning of his execution, 8 December 1922, to his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hearn (John Hearn was National Treasurer of the A.A.R.I.R.), claiming he has ‘no regrets, for the future of Ireland is assured…before long all Irishmen, including those now unhappily in arms against the Republic, will be united against Imperialistic England- the common enemy of Ireland and the world’, released 3 January 1923

Notice sent by the National Secretary of the A.A.R.I.R., Thomas Lyons, to the members, producing a cablegram sent to Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland, from John F. Finerty stating ‘All Americans irrespective of creed view with dismay the moral breakdown of the Catholic hierarchy in Ireland’, February 1923.

Statement issued by Finerty entitled ‘Cosgrave’s attempts to mislead public opinion by spurious offer of election between the Free State and Republic: Why de Valera cannot accept’, February1923.

Letter and list of charges from Finerty to Major Michael A. Kelly, charging him with violating the Constitution of the Association and serving him with a written notice to appear before the National Executive on 7 Apr. 1923; Copy of Proclamation issued by de Valera, 27 April 1923.

Statement of Finerty on his return from Ireland where he acted as attorney for de Valera and Stephen O’Mara, Mayor of Limerick,regarding some two and a half million dollars subscribed by Americans to the Irish Republic and tied up in New York banks under an injunction obtained by the Free state, 22 June 1923.

Three letters from the A.A.R.I.R to its members, Dec. 1922- Jan.1923.