Letter from Colm O'Neill to Ellen Daly, 26 November 1923 Letters 1916-1923 Colm O'Neill

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 Kerry County Archives Charlie Daly Collection, P41/4/6/18 https://letters1916.ie/item/5104 English Colm O'Neill 1923-11-26 188 Parnell Street, Dublin, Ireland Ellen Daly Male Personal Relations Civil War (1922-1923)

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 P41/4/6/18 188, Parnell. St., Dublin. 26/11/23 A Chara I regret not having answered your very niceletter sooner, but having had a rather bad cold I feltout of form for letter writing. I am in deedvery grateful for your promise of photo andmemory card and am looking forward to gettingthem when you can conveniently send them.It is too bad to be bothering you so much in thematter, but you will, I'm sure understand, how veryanxious I am that our dear hero lads should beremembered and honoured. ----------- And your other boys. thank God one wasreleased, but the other what of him? Is hestill in enemy hands, & if so, now the hungerstrike is off can I do anything for him. Remember I shall be only too pleased to render anyservice in my power, ------- Howyou and yours have suffered in Ireland'sholy cause ! But please God, you will liveto all the powers of the foreigner broken, and thetraitor going shamed & disgraced before the world.England's agents at the present moment are activelythough quietly engaged, in finding out exactly whatstrength of our volunteer army can be relied on fromIreland, to help The Empire in the campaign againstFrance, which is likely to commence in the nearfuture - Needless to say, the Freemason governmentin Merrion St, must (being oath-bound) - though they'renoted for oath-breaking help to their brother Freemasonsin England. Consequently it is necessary to keepin prison those who might infure their cause - Oh Good. bye. sure I've been saying too muchand again thanking you & hoping that the futureholds much happiness for you all. ???? 188 Parnell Street, Dublin, Ireland Letter from Colm O'Neill to Ellen Daly, 26 November 1923 Colm O'Neill Letter from Colm O'Neill to Ellen Daly, 26 November 1923