McCullough, Denis, 1883-1968
Denis McCullough
VIAF ID: 315944909 (Personal)
Permalink: http://viaf.org/viaf/315944909
Preferred Forms
-
100 0 _
‡a
Denis McCullough
-
100 1 _ ‡a McCullough, Denis, ‡d 1883-1968
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (4)
Works
| Title | Sources |
|---|---|
| Correspondence between Art O'Brien and various people, mainly concerning personal and canteen expense accounts in Fron-goch Internment Camp |
|
| Correspondence between Florence O'Donoghue and Bulmer Hobson regarding obtaining access to Hobson's papers in the National Library of Ireland |
|
| Correspondence: the Ryan family |
|
| Extracts from Denis McCullough papers |
|
| Letter from D. McCullough, Sinn Féin - Belfast Executive, to the INAAVD regarding the treatment of prisoners |
|
| Letter from Denis McCullough, to unknown recipient, inviting members to attend a debate entitled "Should socialism be incorporated in the national propaganda" |
|
| Letter from Dennis McCullough to his mother, Margaret McCullough regarding his imprisonment and the censorship and delaying of his mail |
|
| Letter from John Devoy, New York, to Denis McCullough regarding the political situation in Ireland and the position taken by Clan-na-Gael |
|
| Letters to Joseph McGarrity |
|
| Letters to Luke Dillon mostly relating to Clan-na-Gael |
|
| Material for a proposed biography of Tom Clarke compiled by P.J. Madden; with associated correspondence |
|
| Material re proposed Republican banners |
|
| Newspaper cuttings from the 'Irish Times' of letters regarding a lecture given by Cathal O'Shannon on James Connolly's kidnapping, and communications with Ulster prior to the Easter Rising |
|
| The Ryans of Tomcoole : Family archive. |
|
| Statement by Denis McCullough regarding Dungannon Clubs |
|
| A tale of two cities |
|
| Telegram from Dr. Patrick McCartan, Denis McCullough and Seán O'Hegarty to Joseph McGarrity reading "regret misleading statement issued today advise everybody keep cool" |
|
| Typescript letter from Dennis McCullough to Luke Dillon regarding factionalism within the organisation |
|
