Double act :

art and comedy /

Forward the Rifles /

Letter from D.[avid] R.[obert] Campbell, acting secretary of the Irish Trades Union Congress and Labour Party, to William O'Brien regarding the sending out of circulars, the return of a letter and order circulars without appropriates corrections completed, the parole of "P.J.", and the sub-committee organising a conference in order to deal with personnel and fees, 1916 Dec. 02.

Draft letter from David R. Campbell, Acting Secretary, Irish Trades Union Congress and Labour Party, to David Lloyd George regarding Labour representation in an Irish Home Rule Parliament and opposition to partition, 1916 Jul. 24.

Letter from D.[avid] R.[obert] Campbell, acting secretary of the Irish Trades Union Congress and Labour Party, to [William O'Brien] requesting he attend a National Executive meeting the following Saturday in the Trades Hall, Capel Street, in order to discuss the request from the Dublin Trades Council of an all-Ireland conference to deal with the land problem, 1916 Nov. 21.

Letter from D. R. Campbell to Thomas Johnson regarding a proposed statement to be sent to Lloyd George, 1916.

Letter from D.R. [David Robert] Campbell to William O'Brien concerning the payment of Irish Transport and General Workers' Union members to attend meetings, and asking for O'Brien's advice on the matter, 1917 December 7.

Letter from D. R. Campbell, Blackpool, to Thomas Johnson regarding his stay in Blackpool and a dispatch of agendas, 1916.

Jock Stein

the Celtic years

Memorandum from Dawson Gordon, Flax Roughers' and Yarn Spinners' Trade Union, to David R. Campbell regarding his approval of a manifesto issued by the Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party on conscription, 1916 Oct. 16.

Letter from Thomas MacPartlin to [David R. Campbell] regarding releasing a manifesto issued by the Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party on conscription, 1916 Oct. 15.

Burke + Norfolk :

photographs from the war in Afghanistan /

Postcard from William O'Brien to David R. Campbell stating his approval of a draft manifesto, 1916 Oct. 10.

Letter from Michael O'Lehane to David R. Campbell regarding the manifesto issued by the Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party on conscription, 1916 Oct. 17.

A brigadier in France, 1917-1918 /

Copy policy by the Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party titled 'To the Working Men and Women of Ireland', 1916.

Draft letters from ILPTUC National Executive to David Lloyd George regarding Labour representation in an Irish Home Rule Parliament and their opposition to partition, 1916.

Copy draft manifesto by Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party opposing conscription in Ireland, [1916 Oct.].

Changing concepts of contract :

essays in honour of Ian Macneil /

Draft copy policy by the Irish Trade Union Congress and Labour Party titled 'To the Working Men and Women of Ireland', with handwritten notes by Thomas Johnson, 1916.