Letter from Rose O'Donnell to Ellen Daly [1923] Letters 1916-1923 Rose O'Donnell

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 Kerry Library Archives Charlie Daly Collection, P41/24/7 https://letters1916.ie/item/5376 English Rose O'Donnell 1923 Ellen Daly McNally, Main Street, Ballybofey, Co Donegal, Ireland Female Civil War (1922-1923) Faith Politics Personal Relations Civil War (1922-1923)

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 Mc NallysMain StBallybofey Dear Mrs Daly It is hard to have toaddress you on such a sad sad occasionas this. And I am sure you will wonderwhy I did write sooner but I really couldnot settle my self atall. I never believedthey would execute them atall but one mustbe prepared for the worst and hope for thebest nowadays. I cannot realize thatC is really gone but all we can do nowis pray for him and all the other poorfellows. He sent me out these papers oftheir trial for to send on to you. He saidhe would like to have them to look at whenhe would be free again but alas he will never Look at them now. "God's will be done" and>lb/> now Mrs Daly as I amso, so sorry, I cannot explain my grief. in fact all the people around here are in an awful state about it I will conclude wishing hoping you will not worry yourself too much. Please accept my deepest emypathy. I remain your sincerely Rose ODonnell Rose O'Donnell Letter from Rose O'Donnell to Ellen Daly [1923] Ellen Daly Letter from Charlie Daly to Ellen Daly, 31 October 1921Letter from Charlie Daly to Ellen Daly, 9 November 1921Letter from Captain C. Ua Cuinneagain [O'Cunningham] to Mrs Ellen. Daly, 10 August 1923Letter from Brigid McCarron to Ellen Daly [March 1923]Letter from Rose O'Donnell to Ellen Daly [1923]Letter from Nora O'Sullivan to Ellen Daly, 4 April 1923Letter from Ellen Daly to her son Charlie Daly [Cormac Ó Dálaigh], December 1922Letter from Ellen Daly to Kate Allman, 28 March 1923 McNally, Main Street, Ballybofey, Co Donegal, Ireland Letter from Rose O'Donnell to Ellen Daly [1923]