Great golf courses of Ireland /

Great golf courses of Ireland /

Ireland's finest golf courses /

The book of Irish golf /

Book of Irish golf /

Thumb's width /

The Alexandra sequence /

Christmas in Killarney.

[Song] featured and broadcast by Gracie Fields.

Poetry and privacy :

questioning public interpretations of contemporary British and Irish poetry /

Copy letter from John Redmond, House of Commons, London, to Reverend Denis F. O'Haran, asking if he could bring to induce Cardinal Moran to ask the premier of Australia [Edmund Barton] to declare support for Irish Home Rule, 1902 Jul. 22.

Copy letter from John Redmond, Aughavanagh, Aughrim, Co. Wicklow, to David Lloyd George, insisting that the difficulty in reaching a settlement at the Irish Convention lies with Ulster Unionists, 1917 Nov. 28.

Copy letter from John Redmond, to Augustine Birrell, arguing against a deputation of the Duke of Norfolk [Henry Fitzalan Howard], and other gentlemen, who Redmond believe can "only speak for a small minority of the Catholiocs in this country", 1906 ‬Dec. 2.

Copy letter from John Redmond, 8 Leeson Park, Dublin, to Lord Dunraven, agreeing that it would be beneficial to hold a meeting of the Land Conference to discuss the enclosed amendments to the Land Bill, 1903 Apr. 6.

Typescript copy of a speech on Home Rule made by John Redmond, published in the 'Freeman's Journal' and quoting from George Meredith, 1908 Jul. 9.

Copy letter from John Redmond, House of Commons, London, to Charles Dilke, agreeing that there should be more co-operation between the Irish Parliamentary Party and the radical element in the Liberal Party in areas of common interest, 1904 Feb. 25.

Short note in John Redmond's hand, on a communication from [George] Crosbie regarding [William] O'B[rien], [undated].

Letter from John Redmond, National Volunteers, to Cathal Cuiceam, INAAVD, requesting some collecting posters, 1916 Aug. 10.

Letter from John Redmond, Leinster Bar, Carlow, to Michael Davitt, agreeing with Davitt in deploring the "injurious effects which the [election] contests of the past year have had upon the reputation of Ireland", 1891 Dec. 7.

Copy letter from John Redmond, to St John Rowlandson, declining an invitation for a second meeting saying "if your object is to renew the suggestions you made to me at our interview, or suggestions of a similar character, no good object whatever would be gained by our meeting", 1913 Apr. 14.

Copy letter from John Redmond, to General Sir Lawrence Parsons, Headquarters 16th Irish Division, Mallow, Co. Cork, concerning recruitment to the newly formed 16th Division which "will consist of 3 Irish Brigades, made up of Irishmen and officered by Irishmen", 1914 Oct. 19.