Typed on typewriter, worn around edges. Titled 'Girl, Mountjoy. 1984'. Differs from recent version. In plastic pocket.
LMODCorrespondence
28 Archival description results for Correspondence
ten cards in total
LMODStamps from An Post archive collection, stamped letters addressed to Sarah and James Glynn and 4 postcards
LMODSigned letter from Princess Margaret to Sam Stephenson about 'Dances [sic] at Lughnasa'
LMODdouble sided in English agus as Gaeilge
LMODfor those dwelling at 571 Carnlough Road Cabra
LMODApproximately a dozen letters dated to around 1900, many addressed to Mrs Hershaw of St Phillips, Milltown. In brown envelope.
LMODfrom Hibernian Bank 1882 and St Mary's College Rathmines,
LMODon Sackville Street Club stationary
LMODLetter from John O'Grady to his future wife Josephine arranging a meeting to go see a pantomime in the Theatre Royal.
"Naughty Mama"
John O'Grady sent this note to his future wife, Josephine, inviting her to see the panto in the Theatre Royal. After confidently stating he'd see her "at the Metal Bridge [i.e. the Ha'penny Bridge]", he followed up "Hoping that your naughty mamma won't object"!