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Listing of O Lochlainn letters Draft, November 2006 July 2013 1 Author Date Description Ms Number Green, Alice Note concerning proofs Ó L.L.1 Stopford 08/10/1917 Request for 1000 quarto sheets Ó L.L.2 Green, Alice Stopford Note to a Miss Kelly, re a catalogue Ó L.L.3 Green, Alice Stopford 25/03/1919 Request for copy of Essay on Irish Roads Ó L.L.4 Green, Alice Stopford 01/06/1858 Circular from the Ethnological & Geographical Section of the Ó L.L.5a Ethnological and British Association requesting subscription Geographical Section of the British Association Ethnological & 12/04/1859 Printed circular from the Ethnological & Geographical Section of Ó L.L.5b Geographical Section the British Association announcing abandonment of planned of the British publication Association 06/11/1918 Letter from Elkin Mathews re book purchases Ó L.L.6 Mathews. Elkin Butler, R. M. 05/04/1922 Letter to Miss Somers, praising Mr. O'Lochlainn's lecture, and Ó L.L.7 urging that it be [bublished 02/07/1928 Letter concerning book production Ó L.L.8 Hyde, Douglas 25/01/1957 Letter concerning proofs of Filíocht na Sgol Ó L.L.9 Knott, Eleanor 18/08/1945 Ó L.L.10 Waddington, Victor Letter sent to accompany an autographed copy of Thomas MacGreevy's Jack B. Yeats Ó L.L.11 11/10/1917 Note from 41.V.19 urging reprinting of pamphlet Convention or Covenant 2 Author Date Description Ms Number 21/07/1961 Letter in Irish concerning Cruach Phádraic Ó L.L.12 O Moráin, Pádraig Flood, WH Grattan 26/09/1918 Note regarding publication of the author's John Field of Dublin Ó L.L.13 Green, Alice 26/11/1917 Note requesting copy of An Ulsterman for Ireland by John Mitchel Ó L.L.14 Stopford Green, Alice 06/05/1921 Ó L.L.15 Stopford Note requesting copy of the author's Irish National Traditions, for inclusion in reference library at the Vatican. Annotated in O Lochlainn's hand "I gave it to her" Green, Alice Ó L.L.16 Stopford Note sent to accompany invoice and cheque, and requesting printing of octavo pamphlet Green, Alice 14/05/1921 Ó L.L.17 Stopford Letter to a Mr Hobson concerning selection of maps for reproduction O Lochlainn, Colm Ó L.L.18 Letter to Alice Stopford Green concerning attempts to trace a copy of Irish National Traditions, and production of maps for "O'Neill's book" Green, Alice Ó L.L.19 Stopford Note and newspaper clippings from 41.V.5, Alice Stopford Green's History of the Irish state to 1014 Betjeman, John 11/05/1942 Ó L.L.20 Note sent to accompany "a nice little specimen of Oirish binding" Gwynn, Stephen 16 May 19? Ó L.L.21 Note accompanying cheque Gwynn, Stephen 10 October 19? Ó L.L.22 Permission to reprint either Fair Hills of Ireland or Famous Cities of Ireland Gwynn, Stephen 20 October 19? Ó L.L.23 Letter thanking O Lochlainn for giving ??? a chance Gwynn, Stephen Letter concerning frontispiece of Fair Hills of Ireland Ó L.L.24 3 Author Date Description Ms Number Gwynn, Stephen Ó L.L.25 Letter concerning guidebook he is writing, in which he wishes to mention the An Oige hostels Gwynn, ? June 1928 Ó L.L.26 Letter from one of Stephen Gwynn's children, thanking O Lochlainn for his message of sympathy McCrisken, Edward 22/10/1931 Ó L.L.27 Letter accompanying music that "Mr Hardebeck asked me to trace…and send on to you" De Blácam, Aodh Ó L.L.28 Letter asking O Lochlainn's help in tracing the route by which O Sullivan Beare retreated De Blácam, Aodh 13/10/1940 Ó L.L.29 Letter thanking O Lochlainn for help in tracing the route by which O Sullivan Beare retreated, and outlining research to date De Blácam, Aodh 25/08/1940 Ó L.L.30 Letter on literary matters, and asking for copies of Eigse De Blácam, Aodh 03/09/1940 Ó L.L.31 Letter discussing Irish poetry Hayes-McCoy, GA 27/04/1949 Ó L.L.32 Letter noting the intention of the author to apply for the chair of Modern History in UCD Teerink, H 20/07/1949 Ó L.L.33 Letter accompanying corrected proofs of the author's article on Swift Flower, Robin 10/14/1930 Ó L.L.34 Letter authorising printing of poem Pangur Bán F. ??? 08/11/1914 Letter concerning literary lectures in London, and including Ó L.L.35 various enquiries, including one regarding the Volunteers O'Rahilly, TF 11/12/1942 Ó L.L.36 Postcard thanking O Lochalainn for offprint from Eigse 4 Author Date Description Ms Number 08/11/1917 Ó L.L.37 Wilson, HA Letter concerning enquiry about availability of items published by the Henry Bradshaw Society Ó L.L.38 O Lochlainn, Colm 1921 Draft of Christmas card ordered by Eamonn deValera in 1921, Ó L.L.39 containing enclosure in deValera's hand dated Christmas 1927 DeValera, Eamonn 1947 Ó L.L.40 Christmas Card O Lochlainn, Colm 1932 Ó L.L.41 Printed copy of application by O Lochlainn for post of Lecturer in Modern Irish Language and Literature in UCD 1932 Ó L.L.42 Printed reference from Dr Séamus O Ceallaigh in re the above position 1932 Ó L.L.43 Printed reference from Dr Séamus O Ceallaigh in re the above position, typeface modified 1932 Ó L.L.44 Printed copy of testimonials from O Lochlainm supporting his application for the above position Hyde, Douglas 1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.45 MacNeill, Eoin 1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.46 Bergin, Osborn 21/03/1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.47 Jones, J Lloyd 21/03/1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.48 MacAlister, RA 21/03/1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.49 O'Toole, Eamonn 1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.50 Walsh, Rev. Paul 18/03/1932 Ms testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.51 5 Author Date Description Ms Number O Casáide, Séumas 22/03/1932 Ts testimonial supporting application for the above position Ó L.L.52 O Lochlainn, Colm Mar-32 Ms draft of covering letter accompanying application Ó L.L.53 O Lochlainn, Colm 1932 Annotated Ts draft of "Qualifications and Experience" Ó L.L.54 O Ceallaigh, Séamus 23/03/1932 Ms testimonial in Irish supporting application for the above Ó L.L.55 position McCarthy, Alex 16/09/1941 Letter from Registrar of UCD requesting 20 copies of letter Ó L.L.56 applying for position of University printer McCarthy, Alex 03/02/1942 Letter acknowledging receipt of letter dated 2 February Ó L.L.57 O Lochlainn, Colm 30/07/1941 Ts copy of application for position of University printer Ó L.L.58 D'Alton, JS 03/02/1941 Note promising to keep O Lochlainn's communication in mind, at Ó L.L.59 a meeting scheduled fo3 13 February O Lochlainn, Colm Sheets headed "Technical Experience of Mr Colm O'Loughlin Ó L.L.60 M.A." and "Academic Experience of Mr Colm O'Lochlainn M.A." and "Industrial Qualifications and experience of Mr Colm O'Lochlainn M.A." O Lochlainn, Colm Ms note in Irish seeking appointment as lecturer in Gaelic and Ó L.L.61 Irish music, together with outline of publications Trinity College, Apr-53 Card of invitation to the lauch of the Moyne Institute of Ó L.L.62 Dublin Preventative Medicine O Lochlainn, Colm Annotated ts outlining publications Ó L.L.63 O Lochlainn, Colm Sample of Three Candles stationery Ó L.L.64 O Lochlainn, Colm Copy of letter to Thomas Bodkin, concerning controversy in Ó L.L.65 relation to publication of books by Irish printers O Lochlainn, Colm Ms application for post of Lectureship in Early Irish History Ó L.L.66 6 Author Date Description Ms Number Murphy, Gerard Printed copy of application of Gerard Murphy for the post of Ó L.L.67 Lecturer in the Hisoty of Irish Literature in UCD Pearse, Pádraic H Postcard concerning Scoil Eanna Ó L.L.68 Pearse, Pádraic H Postcard concerning Scoil Eanna Ó L.L.69 Pearse, Pádraic H Postcard concerning Scoil Eanna Ó L.L.70 F. ? Postcard Ó L.L.71 Ó Conaire, Pádraic 17/02/1919 Letter in Irish concerning production of An Crann Geagach Ó L.L.72 Ó Conaire, Pádraic 20/05/1919 Letter in Irish concerning production of An Crann Geagach Ó L.L.73 Ó Conaire, Pádraic 22/08/1919 Letter in Irish requesting copies of An Crann Geagach, and Ó L.L.74 querying cover price Ó Conaire, Pádraic Letter on Gaelic League stationery Ó L.L.75 Three Candles Press 1918 Cheque (paid) made out to Pádraic Ó Conaire Ó L.L.76 Three Candles Press 1918 Cheque (paid) made out to Pádraic Ó Conaire Ó L.L.77 Three Candles Press 1919 Cheque (paid) made out to Pádraic Ó Conaire Ó L.L.78 Three Candles Press 1919 Cheque (paid) made out to Pádraic Ó Conaire Ó L.L.79 Ó hAnnracháin, Letter in Irish, written in the detention barracks, at Arbour Hill. Ó L.L.80 Peadar? Note on envelope reads "From a prisoner on his way to England.
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