Letter from John Gore, Honorary Treasurer of the Irish Volunteers, Rutland Square, Dublin, to John Redmond, enclosing a copy list of the current Provisional Committee of the Irish Volunteers. He asks Redmond not to nominate more than twenty-five men as "it may give rise to considerable opposition if you nominate more", 1914 Jun. 24.

Letter from John Gore, solicitor, to Francis Sheehy Skeffington noting that he will be unable to attend a meeting of the Contemporary Club, 1909 Sept. 2.

Letters from John Gore to Michael Collins regarding providing assistance for Denis Byrne, 1917 Dec. 13-15.

Letter from John Gore to Frederick J. Allan responding to an invitation to the offices of the INAAVD, 1917 Feb. 16.

Letter from John Gore, solicitor, to Lord Monteagle advising him that he has sent on Monteagle's letters to Mr. McGowan and Thomas Erskine Alexander, 1917 June 14.

Letter from John Gore to Maurice Moore, regarding an expenses cheque for £97:0:3, signed by Gore and William Hoey Kearney Redmond, 1914 October 24.

Letters from John Gore and Thomas Clarke to Michael Collins both letters regarding a "Mr. Lawless" and his position at Dublin City Council, 1917 Nov. 9-1917 Nov. 11.

Note from John Gore to James Crean acknowledging and expressing gratitude for the a copy of a list of National Volunteer' companies in County Cork, 1916 Apr. 1.

Charles Gore, father and son :

a background to the early years and family life of Bishop Gore /

Envelope addressed to George Noble Plunkett from John Gore, solicitor, 1910 January 8.

Letter from John Gore, Cavendish Row, Dublin, to John Redmond, informing Redmond of a meeting of the Provisional Committee of the Irish Volunteers which is due to occur the following day, and expressing his pleasure had at a meeting with Redmond, John Dillon and John Devlin, 1914 Jun. 22.

Letter from John Gore, Honorary Treasurer to the Irish Volunteers, Rutland Square, Dublin, to John Redmond, informing Redmond that he expects some objection from the existing committee to Redmond's new appointments as "many of them have taken no part, whatever, in the Dublin Volunteer Movement", 1914 Jun. 27.

Letter from John Gore to John T. Donovan regarding accounts associated with 'The National Volunteer', 1914 December 23.

Letter from Sean O'Carroll to John Gore regarding suggestions including making posters and getting the clergy involved in the INAAVD, 1916 Jun. 3.

Letter from George Redmond to John Gore enclosing a small subscription towards the INAAVD, 1916 May 27.

Letter from Mary Partridge to John Gore regarding her lack of assistance from the relief fund, 1916, Jun. 26.

Copy draft of £1000 by Denis A. Spellissy from the Irish National Volunteer Fund to order of Michael O'Rahilly and John Gore, honorary treasurers of the Provisional Committee of the Irish National Volunteers, 206 Great Brunswick Street, Dublin, undated.

Circular letter from the INAAVD to thank subscribers for donations, [1916?].

Invoices addressed to the Irish Volunteers for stationary, car hire, practice rifles, uniforms, rents and other equipment including saddles, maps and flags from various companies and organisations, 1914.

Report of the Sub Committee Appointed to Enquire into the Question of the McDonagh [MacDonagh] Minors, 1917 Sept. 3.