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  1. 81

    Editorial on the death of Jeremiah J. Mac Sweeney, with an obituary of him from Count Plunkett. by Plunkett, George Noble Count

    Published: 1925
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XV, pp. 16-17, January, 1925
    Journal Article
  2. 82

    On the death of a Capuchin (after Torquato Tasso): a poem beginning "Spirit immortal, modest, brave and wise". by Plunkett, George Noble Count

    Published: 1925
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XV, p. 515, May, 1925
    Journal Article
  3. 83

    The bond of liberty (after the French of Sully Prudhomme): a poem beginning "From the hour when the harp first awakened your heart". by Plunkett, George Noble Count

    Published: 1925
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XV, p. 949, September, 1925
    Journal Article
  4. 84

    Letters, circulars, newscuttings etc. relating mainly to the Irish Republican Memorial Society, progress of work on the proposed memorial volume entitled Leabhar na h-Aiséirighe, o...

    Manuscript
  5. 85

    Prison autograph book [? - Farrell] in Tintown (The Curragh) and Mountjoy Jail, with some drawings by George Kelly (of Dún Laoghaire) 1923.

    Manuscript
  6. 86

    A collection of autograph and typed letters by W. B. Yeats, including letters to John O'Leary and Count Plunkett, dealing with literary affairs, to G. R. Barnes of the B.B.C. in co...

    Manuscript
  7. 87

    A letter to T. W. Lyster of the National Library of Ireland from Countess Plunkett in an autographed copy of her husband's book of poems entitled "Arrows," Sept. 1921.

    Manuscript
  8. 88

    A collection of airs, mostly Irish and Scotch, including some from printed sources, with linguistic notes by S. Hayes O'Grady. Formerly in the John O'Daly Collection. From the Plun...

    Manuscript
  9. 89

    A few loose sheets, some in print, dealing with the Irish Stage, c. 1795.

    “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
    Manuscript
  10. 90

    Letter of Count Plunkett to Mr. Little acknowledging subscription for election fund with mention of Rory O'Connor, 1 May 1917.

    Manuscript
  11. 91

    Xerox copies of two letters from Count Plunkett, deportee in England to the Hon. Secretary, Museums Association asking for help in seeking a post, 25 July and 5 Aug., 1916.

    Manuscript
  12. 92

    A sheet containing autographs of G. N. Count Plunkett, Colm Ó Gaora, P. Ó hAnnracháin and others, probably written in an English prison, 1919.

    “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
    Manuscript
  13. 93

    Draft of a letter from Count Plunkett to the Papal Nuncio in Ireland, Paschal Robinson, O. F. M., declaring fealty to the Holy See and referring to oppression of Republicans by the...

    “…Plunkett, George Noble…”
    Manuscript
  14. 94

    "Rising of the moon, The": a letter from Count Plunkett on the article on John Keegan Casey

    Published: 1933
    Citation: The Catholic bulletin, Vol. XXIII, p. 757, September, 1933
    Journal Article
  15. 95

    Portraits of Contributors to Green and Gold.

    Citation: Green and gold: a magazine of fiction, etc., Vol. III, No. 10, pp. facing 32 and 33, Mar.-May, 1923
    Journal Article
  16. 96

    "Sandro Botticelli" a review of Count Plunkett's "Sandro Botticelli" by Coyne, William P.

    Published: 1900
    Citation: The New Ireland review, Vol. XIV, pp. 130-139, November, 1900
    Journal Article
  17. 97

    The Orange Society: a select bibliography. Editorial note p. 1. See also notes by Dr. Crone pp. 85-7, by John J. Marshall, pp. 87-9, and by Count Plunkett pp. 89-90. by Simms, Samuel

    Published: 1937
    Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XXV, pp. 2-9, January-February., 1937
    Journal Article
  18. 98

    French books (1801-1920) on Irish subjects. See also S. Ó C. on p. 112 and G. N. Count Plunkett and C. O. L. on p. 127. by D., J. M.

    Published: 1928
    Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. XVI, pp. 42-43, pp. 59-61, March - April, May - June, 1928
    Journal Article
  19. 99

    Query by T. C. D. for information about the periodical Hibernia. Answered: it appeared in 1882, was owned and edited by Count Plunkett and lasted 18 months. See tribute to it from...

    Published: 1919
    Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. X, p. 93, April-May, 1919
    Journal Article
  20. 100

    Paragraph stating Count Plunkett presided at a meeting of the Royal Irish Academy when Mr. Dix read a paper from materials supplied to him by Rev. E. Hogan, S.J. on the Jesuit Pres...

    Published: 1914
    Citation: The Irish book lover, Vol. V, p. 98, January, 1914
    Journal Article

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