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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the editing of Dan Breen's book and the preface Joseph McGarrity has written for it, the situation in Ireland such as the feud within the IRB and the departure of Piaras Béaslaí and others from the Free State army, and Joseph McGrath's failed attempts to solicit money from the US, 1924 July 10.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1924 July 10.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the editing of Dan Breen's book and the preface Joseph McGarrity has written for it, the situation in Ireland such as the feud within the IRB and the departure of Piaras Béaslaí and others from the Free State army, and Joseph McGrath's failed attempts to solicit money from the US,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how wonderful his daughter, Ann, is and how well she is doing at school, and about her social life which includes the two daughters of Éamon de Valera, and how pleased Éamon de Valera was with the letter of sympathy about his heart from Joseph McGarrity, 1936 March 11.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1936 March 11.
Notes: Manuscript in ink on yellow paper. Letter addressed...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how wonderful his daughter, Ann, is and how well she is doing at school, and about her social life which includes the two daughters of Éamon de Valera, and how pleased Éamon de Valera was with the letter of sympathy about his heart from Joseph McGarrity,

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Letter from Joseph McGarrity to Katherine O'Doherty about how he has been praying for her and her health since her depressing letter, how he worked on Texas oil fields for two months, and how the "cause [of Irish nationalism] goes marching on here" in the US, 1929 April 3.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1929 April 3.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on lined paper. Rough draft...

Letter from Joseph McGarrity to Katherine O'Doherty about how he has been praying for her and her health since her depressing letter, how he worked on Texas oil fields for two months, and how the "cause [of Irish nationalism] goes marching on here" in the US,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining that her letters to him had been searched by the Free State authorities including her sister, about the situation in Ireland such as the hunger-strike by Republican prisoners and conflict within the IRB, and that she is anxious for him to write the introduction to Dan Breen's book, 1924 January 15.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1924 January 15.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining that her letters to him had been searched by the Free State authorities including her sister, about the situation in Ireland such as the hunger-strike by Republican prisoners and conflict within the IRB, and that she is anxious for him to write the introduction to Dan Breen's book,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, praising his ballad as a "masterpiece" and how pleased "the Chief" [Éamon de Valera] was with it, the disastrous election loss for Oscar Traynor and the infighting that caused it, and the bitterness between Margaret Pearse and Kathleen Clarke over the issue of accepting the Easter Rising widows' pensions, 1925 March 19.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1925 March 19.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on lined paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, praising his ballad as a "masterpiece" and how pleased "the Chief" [Éamon de Valera] was with it, the disastrous election loss for Oscar Traynor and the infighting that caused it, and the bitterness between Margaret Pearse and Kathleen Clarke over the issue of accepting the Easter Rising widows' pensions,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the confusion over where he was, the divisions in Ireland where "we have nothing in common here except the shamrock any more", and her recent illness which may be fatal, undated, March 4.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: undated, March 4.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on lined paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the confusion over where he was, the divisions in Ireland where "we have nothing in common here except the shamrock any more", and her recent illness which may be fatal,

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Poem by Katherine O'Doherty titled 'To my Camelia', undated.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: undated.
Notes: Typescript. Physical description: 1 item (1 page).

Poem by Katherine O'Doherty titled 'To my Camelia',

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Telegram from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how "John" is still ill but that "Ann" is "doing splendidly", 1938 November 30.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1938 November 30.
Notes: Typescript on headed form: "Western Union". Telegram...

Telegram from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how "John" is still ill but that "Ann" is "doing splendidly",

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, commiserating on the death of Luke Dillon, and pasing on a request from Margaret Pearse to help contact someone to pay him back for money contributed to St Edna's, 1930 January 24.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1930 January 24.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, commiserating on the death of Luke Dillon, and pasing on a request from Margaret Pearse to help contact someone to pay him back for money contributed to St Edna's,

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National Library reader's ticket belonging to Mary McMannion and Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the situation in Ireland such as the treatment of Republican prisoners and their hunger-strike, news of mutual acquaintances such as the imprisonment of Éamon de Valera as a hostage and the poor health of Dan Breen, and the high life enjoyed by Free State personnel, 1923.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1923.
Notes: Manuscript in ink on plain paper. Page 1 is missing....

National Library reader's ticket belonging to Mary McMannion and Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the situation in Ireland such as the treatment of Republican prisoners and their hunger-strike, news of mutual acquaintances such as the imprisonment of Éamon de Valera as a hostage and the poor health of Dan Breen, and the high life enjoyed by Free State personnel,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, praising his recent poem, how upset Margaret Pearse was over John Devoy's attack on her, and about the "the doc" [Patrick McCartan?] and his claim to the Minister of Finance, 1925 May 21.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1925 May 21.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on blue, lined paper. Letter...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, praising his recent poem, how upset Margaret Pearse was over John Devoy's attack on her, and about the "the doc" [Patrick McCartan?] and his claim to the Minister of Finance,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the death of her father, the rival factions within the Republican movement in Ireland with Éamon de Valera in the middle, and the current state of Ireland, 1926 March 3.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1926 March 3.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on blue, lined paper. Letter...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the death of her father, the rival factions within the Republican movement in Ireland with Éamon de Valera in the middle, and the current state of Ireland,

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Report by Katherine O'Doherty to Clan-na-Gael on her mission to bring funds to the I.R.A. in Cork, including copies of letters to her from Eamon De Valera, 1922.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1922.
Notes: Physical description: 1 folder (3 items). Citations/R...

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining at how she has lacked an address for him, thanking him for his letters that kept her "from despair about Ireland", how half the population of the Free State are drawing pensions, how the Free State acted without first consulting the Church authorities, how the Irish language is the "only ray of hope" for Ireland, and about her children, 1929 December 6.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1929 December 6.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining at how she has lacked an address for him, thanking him for his letters that kept her "from despair about Ireland", how half the population of the Free State are drawing pensions, how the Free State acted without first consulting the Church authorities, how the Irish language is the "only ray of hope" for Ireland, and about her children,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to [Hazel?] Lavery about the court-martial and imprisonment of her husband, Séamus, and the effects it has had on their children, and the conditions inside the prison, 1919 July 28.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1919 July 28.
Notes: Typescript. Letter addressed from: "32 Connacht St.,...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to [Hazel?] Lavery about the court-martial and imprisonment of her husband, Séamus, and the effects it has had on their children, and the conditions inside the prison,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, discussing her cold, the Golden Jubilee of the GAA, and how her children are doing, 1934 February 26.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1934 February 26.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on lined paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, discussing her cold, the Golden Jubilee of the GAA, and how her children are doing,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the situation in Ireland, such as a rental contract being cancelled due to a disagreement over politics, the poor finances of the Free State, the recent elections, the treatment of Republican prisoners, news of mutual acquaintances such as Alice Ginnell and Margaret Pearse, and the high life enjoyed by those who joined the Free State, 1923 September 17.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: 1923 September 17.
Notes: Manuscript in ink on blue paper. Letter addressed fr...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the situation in Ireland, such as a rental contract being cancelled due to a disagreement over politics, the poor finances of the Free State, the recent elections, the treatment of Republican prisoners, news of mutual acquaintances such as Alice Ginnell and Margaret Pearse, and the high life enjoyed by those who joined the Free State,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty [to Joseph McGarrity?] about the situation in Ireland, such as her dislike for Seán T. O'Kelly, the recent Army Mutiny and its effects on the Free State government, "the doc" [Patrick McCartan?] and his writing, and the financial irresponsibility of Dan Breen, undated.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: undated.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. First page(s...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty [to Joseph McGarrity?] about the situation in Ireland, such as her dislike for Seán T. O'Kelly, the recent Army Mutiny and its effects on the Free State government, "the doc" [Patrick McCartan?] and his writing, and the financial irresponsibility of Dan Breen,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining at the lack of cohesion and poor spirits in the Republican movement in Ireland, and about attempts to re-organise the IRB in Ireland, December 19.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: December 19.
Notes: Manuscript in black ink on plain paper. Letter addre...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining at the lack of cohesion and poor spirits in the Republican movement in Ireland, and about attempts to re-organise the IRB in Ireland,

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Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how well "Ann" was doing and a recent retreat they were on, praising his "lovely" poem, and about a recent funeral where a wreath was laid on Joseph McGarrity's behalf, undated, March 2.

Manuscript

Main Creator:: O'Doherty, Katherine, 1881-1969
Language:: English
Format:: Manuscript
In collection:: Joseph McGarrity Papers, 1789-1971
Published / Created: undated, March 2.
Notes: Manuscript in ink on lined paper. Letter addressed f...

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how well "Ann" was doing and a recent retreat they were on, praising his "lovely" poem, and about a recent funeral where a wreath was laid on Joseph McGarrity's behalf,

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Letter from Joseph McGarrity to Katherine O'Doherty about how he has been praying for her and her health since her depressing letter, how he worked on Texas oil fields for two months, and how the "cause [of Irish nationalism] goes marching on here" in the US, 1929 April 3.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the confusion over where he was, the divisions in Ireland where "we have nothing in common here except the shamrock any more", and her recent illness which may be fatal, undated, March 4.

Poem by Katherine O'Doherty titled 'To my Camelia', undated.

Telegram from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how "John" is still ill but that "Ann" is "doing splendidly", 1938 November 30.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, commiserating on the death of Luke Dillon, and pasing on a request from Margaret Pearse to help contact someone to pay him back for money contributed to St Edna's, 1930 January 24.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, praising his recent poem, how upset Margaret Pearse was over John Devoy's attack on her, and about the "the doc" [Patrick McCartan?] and his claim to the Minister of Finance, 1925 May 21.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about the death of her father, the rival factions within the Republican movement in Ireland with Éamon de Valera in the middle, and the current state of Ireland, 1926 March 3.

Report by Katherine O'Doherty to Clan-na-Gael on her mission to bring funds to the I.R.A. in Cork, including copies of letters to her from Eamon De Valera, 1922.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to [Hazel?] Lavery about the court-martial and imprisonment of her husband, Séamus, and the effects it has had on their children, and the conditions inside the prison, 1919 July 28.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, discussing her cold, the Golden Jubilee of the GAA, and how her children are doing, 1934 February 26.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity, complaining at the lack of cohesion and poor spirits in the Republican movement in Ireland, and about attempts to re-organise the IRB in Ireland, December 19.

Letter from Katherine O'Doherty to Joseph McGarrity about how well "Ann" was doing and a recent retreat they were on, praising his "lovely" poem, and about a recent funeral where a wreath was laid on Joseph McGarrity's behalf, undated, March 2.

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