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Issue of L'Illustration magazine from 2nd July 1932. Contains a photo essay of the 1932 Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. Cover shows photo from 1932 Eucharistic Congress.

Five hand created depictions of the liffey between 988 and 1988, wrapped in white paper in clear box
1) needle case Winetavern Street 10th century
2) carved ship Winetavern Street 12th century
3) speed theatre of the empire 1611
4) rocque survey of dublin 1756
5) custom house docks 1988

The August 10th, 1953 edition of Life Magazine, with a feature article on Irish fashion designers

Letter 6, attached together with paperclips.

Letter 6 - 6 pages in black pen, (holidays, working on his books, mother's illness).

Letter 3 attached together with paperclips

Letter 3 - 4 pages (dated 8/9/52), Expresses his enjoyment of his trip to Galway, mentions Ms.Deegan

Letter 5, attached together with paperclips

Letter 5 - 3 pages , no date, Christy asks can he mention of Mrs. Maguire in his book

Letter 7, attached together with paperclips.

Letter 7 - 5 pages dated (27/1/52), Scholarship, Sheila moved to Galway clinic

Letter 8, attached together with paperclips.

Letter 8 - 1 page(black pen:raffle tickets)

Letter 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"!