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Letter from Eamonn T. Dore to James Ryan, c. September 1916

University College Dublin Archives

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stopped its growth for a while. He is no
<lb/> longer like Jack Johnson. Who is that
<lb/> young lady that said she would ask fo
<lb/> Eddie Dore when she came to Frongoch? It
<lb/> is not right to keep a fellow in suspense.
Tell that young lady you saw with me
<lb/> at the top of Grafton Street I enquired
<lb/> for her. I must confess I do not know
<lb/> who you mean. I am sending this <del>tho</del>
<lb/> through the Camp Censor so I want it to
<lb/> go direct fearing you would send on
<lb/> that Halliburton. You need not send
<lb/> it as I got one from home some time
<lb/> ago. Tell Mul. the Cunninghams arrived
<lb/> alright. Any chance of "Mahon's Notes".
All the boys are in the pink. Liam
<lb/> O'B. wrote to Maureen and was surpris&#x2014;
<lb/>ed to hear his letter did not arrive in
<lb/> Ballyshannon. Do not forget to tell her
<lb/> he wrote. Seán Neeson and Morkan
<lb/> and some others left for Reading on
<lb/> yesterday. When writing to Seán T. tell
<lb/> him I enquired particularly for him.
<lb/> Remember me to all the old crowd.
<lb/> Hope all yours <del><gap/></del>are as well as
<lb/> I would wish them to be. Do not
<lb/> forget to tell Roisin what I said. I met
<lb/> her a few times. I will write to the Convent
<lb/> of Mercy in a few days. You need not kick up

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Letter from Eamonn T. Dore to James Ryan, c. September 1916

University College Dublin Archives

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