Sources for Irish Women’s History

ID	4133
Collection	Curran Collection
Reference	CUR/L
Description	Two letters to Constantine P. Curran from Mary Colum, April 1930. Letters to Constantine P. Curran from Sylvia Beach, Harriet Weaver, Stanislaus Joyce, Paul Leon, Maria Jolas, J.F. Byrne and James O'Brien, no date. Letter from Susan Mitchell to Constantine P. Curran, 1 January 1924. Poem by Susan Mitchell ,'To the hermetic anthologists' signed by Helen Laird. Typescript of poem by Susan Mitchell, 'I've no exotic deity' signed by Helen Laird. Letter of George Moore to Nora [Murray Robinson] regarding 'what England stands for', 26 August 1916. Letter of George Moore to Nora [Murray Robinson] regarding travel impressions, 10 June 19[?] Letters of Hester Piatt to Constantine P Curran , 2 items May, July 1930. Letter of Pamela Travers to Constantine P. Curran after death of Æ, 3 items July -August, 1935. Letter to Helen [Laird Curran], written on the first night of Æ's Deirdre and signed by Maud Gonne, W.B. Yeats, the Fays and others. Sketch book of Dora Sigerson, no date. Letter of W. Kingslay Tarbey to Helen Laird Curran regarding 'Riders to the Sea', 17 April 1904. Letter from Emily Lawless to [Clement King] Shorter, offering a story for the 'English Illustrated Magazine', 1 April [1905].
Access	The materials in this collection are available by appointment only to research students, reaching staff and scholars. Research students should have a letter of recommendation from their supervisor.
Date	1904-1935
Century	20th
Keywords	Correspondence Search Repository Site Letters Search Repository Site Poetry Search Repository Site Travel Search Repository Site Writers Search Repository Site
Note	A descriptive list for the Curran-Laird Collection is available here.
Repository Name	UCD Special Collections
Address	James Joyce Library University College Dublin Belfield Dublin 4
Eircode	D04 R7R0
Telephone	(01) 716-7149
Email Address	special.collections@ucd.ie
Repository Web Address	https://www.ucd.ie/specialcollections/
Comment	Some of the information listed from this repository has been extracted from lists available in the archive. These lists were compiled by library staff and we are grateful for their assistance. Where partial or no lists were available, staff of the Women's History Project constructed an outline list. Due to time constraints, not all items in this repository were examined individually.
latitude	53.30671
longitude	-6.22347