Letter from W.G. Lyons to Daniel Corkery, 1 January 1916 Letters 1916-1923 W.G.Lyons

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Daniel Corkery (Dónal Ó Corcora) was a Cork-born politician, writer and academic. He was a leader in the Irish Language revival movement and co-founder of the Cork Dramatic Society in 1908. This letter probably refers to Corkery's The Threshold of Quiet which was published in 1917 by The Talbot Press, This letter is from the Daniel Corkery collection which is held in the Boole Library of University College Cork.

 UCC Library Special Collections and Archives Papers of Daniel Corkery UC_DC_593 https://letters1916.ie/item/3081 English W.G.Lyons 1916-01-01 89 Talbot Street, Dublin Daniel Corkery 1 Auburn Villas, Ashburton, Cork Culture and the Arts Culture and the Arts

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 All Communications should be addressed to the Company. THE EDUCATIONAL COMPANYOF IRELAND, LIMITED FactoryEstablished1877. 89 TALBOT STREET,DUBLIN, 1st January 1916 . Telegraphic AddressPublish. Dublin Telephone Nos 2582 & 2583. M/MEDDaniel Corkery, Esq.,1 Auburn Villas,Ashburton,CORK. Dear Mr. Corkery, If you have made any modifications inthe Novel you might let me have it again and Iwill get another opinion regarding it. I hope that you will give us an opportunityof reading the other manuscripts which you mention —the Poems, the Essays, and Hidden Island. Yours faithfully, W G Lyons 89 Talbot Street, Dublin Letter from W.G. Lyons to Daniel Corkery, 1 January 1916 1 Auburn Villas, Ashburton, Cork Letter from W.G. Lyons to Daniel Corkery, 1 January 1916 W.G.Lyons Letter from W.G. Lyons to Daniel Corkery, 1 January 1916