1 Eamonn T. Dore 1704, The Internment Camp, Frongoch, Near Bala, Wales. Tuesday 19th Sept. 1916 My dear Jim, Received yours a few
days ago and I must confess I
envy the bl— fine time you are
having. I hope who you know and
all the boys are well. Doyle and
Mul. I suppose are still enjoying
themselves. Are they residents in
the 'Coombe' still? Make it your business to
meet Mcl.(Mulcahy) when you
get this and tell him send on
my two Cunninghams per return
as I want to do a bit of work.
Do not forget to give him my address 2
and see that he sends them on
immediately. If you could resurrect
a 'Halliburton' send it on with
them. Have you had an interview
with Coffey yet? What kind of
form is he in? I suppose Joe
Murray will make another burst
at the Autumn exams. Does he
play Snooker at the Arcade still.
Whenever you can find enough
money i.e. without any private
interviews with who you know
send us on some grub.
All the boys here are well.
The weather is awfull. Any news
that's worth having send it in
your next. Try and have those
books sent as soon as possible,
and don't forget looking up a
'Halliburton' also 'Mahon's' notes if 3
you can get them. I think Mul. has them. Remember me to all
yours. Hoping
you are in the pink. Yours, Eamonn.
P.S. Tell all the boys
I enquired for them
if that will do them
any good.
Éamonn
Murt will write in a few days. E