Note from Maire Comerford to Mrs. [Áine] Ceannt regarding the elections in South Armagh and Charles McGlennan's majority win, 1950 December 6.

The first Dail :

January 21st 1919 /

Letter from Maire Comerford to Joseph McGarrity, wishing him well, [undated].

Rough draft [by Maire Comerford] about the rough treatment of her and other anti-Treatyite female prisoners being moved from Mountjoy Prison to the North Dublin Union (NDU) camp, [1922].

Letter from Máire Comerford to Eileen Hearn discussing an upcoming New York State Convention and loan funds, 1924 Jul 22.

Maire Comerford Papers, 1948-1957.

Letter from Maire Comerford to Joseph McGarrity about the Memorial Book project to enshrine the names of those who died fighting for the "absolute indepedence of Ireland, and no others" [indicating no Free State names included] and uncertainty over who made up the original committee for the project, and about life in Ireland such as the books of Dorothy Macardle and "Dr Moloney" being denied to Republican prisoners, [1937?] November 6.

Notes [by Maire Comerford] on the "Red X" [Red Cross] report on the treatment of women prisoners, refuting its points, undated.

Rough draft [by Maire Comerford] on the poor treatment of anti-Treatyite prisoners in Mountjoy Prison the North Dublin Union (NDU) camp by the Free State, [1922].

Newspaper cutting from the 'Irish Times' written by Maire Comerford calling for a statue of Wolf Tone to be erected in Dublin, 1959 Mar. 6.

Newspaper cutting from Irish Press, 1948 March 11.

Letter from Sheila Humphreys to Máire Comerford discussing people they know who have recently been released from prison, 1923 Oct. 5.

Letter from James A. Healy to Marie Comerford requesting copies of Áine Ceannt's book about the Irish White Cross after failing to contact to then disbanded Irish White Cross, 1948 May 28.

Letter from Sheila Humphreys to Máire Comerford, and letter from Máire Comerford to Eileen Hearn, 1923-1924,

Account books, 1920-1924.

Ireland, neutrality and peace.

Letters to Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington, subjects include the Republican movement, the Spanish Civil War (with references to Frank Ryan), and the women's movement, 1939 Jan. 7-1939 Mar. 22.