Letter from Charles Murphy, Manager of the "Nationality" to Gregory Ashe, 4 October 1917 Letters 1916-1923 Charles Murphy

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Charles Murphy encloses letters directed to Gregory Ashe along with two resolutions (subjects not specified). Gregory Ashe's son Thomas Ashe was a member of the Gaelic League, the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) and co-founder of the Irish Volunteers.

 Kerry Library, Tralee Thomas Ashe Collection https://letters1916.ie/item/6632 English Charles Murphy 1917-10-04 6 Harcourt Street, Dublin, Ireland Gregory Ashe Male The Rising Tide (1917-1919)

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 EDITOR: ARTHUR GRIFFITH Cheques and Postal orders to be made payable to Nationality All business commmunication to be addressed to the Manager. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NATIONALITY Offices:- 6 HARCOURT STREET,DUBLIN, 4.x.1917 A Cara We enclose letter directed to you here, also two resolutions which we have been askedto forward you. Mise do Cara Per. pro. NATIONALITY, Manager Mr Gregory Ashe 6 Harcourt Street, Dublin, Ireland Letter from Charles Murphy, Manager of the "Nationality" to Gregory Ashe, 4 October 1917 Charles Murphy Letter from Charles Murphy, Manager of the "Nationality" to Gregory Ashe, 4 October 1917Copy of a letter from Charles Murphy to Bishop Michael Francis Fallon, 29 March 1917Copy of a letter from Bishop Michael Francis Fallon to Charles Joseph Doherty, T. W. McGarry and Charles Murphy, 12 March 1917