Letter from Íosold Ní Dheirg to the Director of the National Library of Ireland regarding the donation of Sinéad Ní Dheirg papers to the Library and listing the papers, with the stipulation that they are not to be released in her mother's lifetime, 1987 April 13.

Téarmaí Leabharlainne :

Library Terms /

Tearmai leabharlainne :

Library terms /

The story of Michael Collins /

Emily M. Weddall

bunaitheoir Scoil Acla

Vade mecum na Gaeilge :

a guide to sources of information on the Irish language /

The story of Michael Collins /

Newspaper cutting "Times Past" from the 'Irish Times', 13th September 1979, showing an article published in the 'Irish Times' on 13th September 1919 about the raid on the Sinn Fein headquarters, with notes by Íosold Ní Dheirg about the "Sligo Diary" that was given to her mother Sinéad Ní Dheirg by Michael Collins and that her father Tomás Ó Deirg provided the typescript of the manuscript, 1979 September 25.

Eachtra an Mháilligh i dtír Laoisigh /

Emily M. Weddall :

bunaitheoir Scoil Acla /

Tráchtais teanga agus teangeolaíochta i leabharlanna ollscoile na hÉireann =

Language and linguistic theses in Irish university libraries /

Eachtra Róise /

An dátheangachas agus ábhair ghaolmhara :

rogha tagairtí = Bilingualism and related subjects : selected references /

Eachtra an Mháilligh in Albain /

Account of life of Father Sweetman OSB / 1988 Dec. 22.

Diary account of his arrest, trial and detention at Sligo Jail / 1918 Apr. 2-21.

Eyewitness account of the first Bloody Sunday / 1988 June 6.

Coded telegram from "George Windsor" [Michael Collins?] to Miss Mason [Sinéad Ní Dheirg], 30 Rathmines Road, Dublin, after Austin Stack had escaped from Strangeways Prison, Manchester,

Carbon typescript copy of an agreement signed by Michael Collins and Eamon De Valera, regarding a "national coalition panel for this third Dail representing both parties in the Dail and in the Sinn Fein Organisation",

Verse from 'Bivouac of the Dead' by Theodore O'Hara, copied out by Michael Collins,