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Tadhg Barry

Tadhg Barry (1880 – 15 November 1921) was a veteran Irish republican, leading trade unionist, journalist, poet, Gaelic Athletic Association official, and alderman on Cork Corporation who was actively involved in, and eventually was killed during, the Irish revolutionary period. Provided by Wikipedia

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Copy letter from Tadhg Barry, His Majesty's Prison, Usk, London, to Sean Courtney regarding the 1918 General Election and inquiring for news from Cork, 1918 Dec. 8.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Florence O'Donoghue Papers.
Published / Created: 1918 Dec. 8.
Notes: Tadhg Barry signs his name as Tadg de Barra. Physical...

Copy letter from Tadhg Barry, His Majesty's Prison, Usk, London, to Sean Courtney regarding the 1918 General Election and inquiring for news from Cork,

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Letter from Tadhg Barry to William O'Brien informing him of his displeasure that O'Brien did not recognise their last letter as personal and notifying him that he must now attend a meeting where the remainder of the party will be told of Barry's interference, 1919 Nov. 12.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: William O'Brien (1881-1968) Papers, 1898-1969
Published / Created: 1919 Nov. 12.
Notes: Letter is written on headed paper "Each for All - All...

Letter from Tadhg Barry to William O'Brien informing him of his displeasure that O'Brien did not recognise their last letter as personal and notifying him that he must now attend a meeting where the remainder of the party will be told of Barry's interference,

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Letter from Tadhg Barry to the Cork nationalist and barrister, Frank Healy, then in detention in Britain, concerning his candidacy in the West Cork by-election of 1916.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
Notes: Barry says that Healy has been mentioned as a Sinn Fé...

Songs and other (c)rhymes of a gaol-bird :

written in Cork military and civil prisons during the winter, spring and summer of 1916-17, /

Book

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Book
Published / Created: [1917]
Notes: Cover title: Gaol poems. Publisher's advertisements...

Letter from Tadhg Barry to William O'Brien requesting his advice for the upcoming elections as he believes they will be rather complicated in Cork and informing him he will be running for the Labour Party in the elections, 1919 Nov. 10.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: William O'Brien (1881-1968) Papers, 1898-1969
Published / Created: 1919 Nov. 10.
Notes: Letter includes author's address as "54 Blarney Rd. C...

Letter from Tadhg Barry to William O'Brien requesting his advice for the upcoming elections as he believes they will be rather complicated in Cork and informing him he will be running for the Labour Party in the elections,

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Ms poem "To a Fellow Prisoner".

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
Notes: Physical description: 4 pages ; 25 x 18 cm.

Illustrated typescript concerning Frank O'Duffy and life at Ballykinlar Internment Camp,

Map

Main Creator:: O'Duffy, Frank
Language:: English
Format:: Map
Published / Created: 2010.
Notes: Physical description: 62 pp., ill.
Contributors:: “...Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921...”

Copy documents relating to unrest and political activity in Cork during the War of Independence, 1917 Nov. 28-1921 Dec 28.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: Cohalan, Daniel, Bishop of Cork, 1858-1952
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Florence O'Donoghue Papers.
Published / Created: 1917 Nov. 28-1921 Dec 28.
Notes: Physical description: 1 folder (7 items).
Contributors:: “...Barry, Tadhg, 1880-1921...”

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