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              1976 Letter from Samuel Beckett
              1976 Letter from Samuel Beckett
              IE LMOD 741 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              A letter dated 28 October 1976 from Samuel Beckett to John Hughes, who lived in Beckett's old home, in which he lists his old schools and describes where he slept in the house. It includes the line 'If you ever meet my ghost in house or grounds, give it my regards.' Also a black and white photograph of the house in question as well as the envelope.

              Playwright Samuel Beckett wrote this letter to schoolboy John Hughes, who was living in the house where Beckett grew up – Cooldrinagh in Foxrock. Say hello to my ghost, urges Beckett.

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              1940s letters and envelopes
              IE LMOD 1408 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Plastic pocket of letters and envelopes

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              Letters, c.1900
              IE LMOD 1426 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Approximately a dozen letters dated to around 1900, many addressed to Mrs Hershaw of St Phillips, Milltown. In brown envelope.

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              Letters regarding Charles Spadaccini
              IE LMOD 1447 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              from Hibernian Bank 1882 and St Mary's College Rathmines,

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              British Embassy Letter 1969
              IE LMOD 1554 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Copy of letter from A.G. Gilchrist of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to the British Embassy in Dublin, 2 October 1969. In brown envelope

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              Envelopes, 1967 and 1976
              IE LMOD 1595 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Two envelopes, addressed to Eric Patton and John Hughes respectively

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              1943 Postcard from George Bernard Shaw
              1943 Postcard from George Bernard Shaw
              IE LMOD 269 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Reply to being asked when he thinks World War 2 will end. Jokes about Adolf Hitler retiring to Vice Royal Lodge, Dublin.
              In 1943 the playwright George Bernard Shaw was living in London. Shaw went to school here on St. Stephen’s Green, and never lost his accent, even though he left Dublin at 20. A magazine called The Strand asked a number of writers when they thought the Second World War would end. “Nothing doing,” Shaw writes here, “I never prophesy until I know; and nobody yet knows where those two will end. My best guess is that Adolf will enjoy a dignified retirement in the Vice-Regal Lodge in Dublin, which is presumably to let at present.”

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              Jack B Yeats letter 8th Feb 1955
              Jack B Yeats letter 8th Feb 1955
              IE LMOD 2133 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              to Fitzwilliam Square to Monsieur Corbiere

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              Duke of Wellington Letter
              IE LMOD 2248 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Letter signed by the Duke of Wellington, with certificate of authenticity, from April 3 1838 to Miss Williams

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