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Sender: ------ (by Hugh Kennedy?) Address by Kevin O'Higgins Alfred O'Rahilly Art O'Brien Arthur Griffith Arthur V. Matheson Assembly Minutes (First Committee) Bolton C. Waller British & Irish Delegations by Dept of the President C.J. Flynn Cabinet meeting Cabinet minutes Cabinet minutes by Erskine Childers Campbell Charles Bewley Colonel Joseph O'Reilly Cornelius Duane Count George Plunkett Count Gerald O'Kelly de Gallagh Count P.J. O'Byrne Count Plunkett, Arthur Griffith, De Valera Dáil Eireann Dáil statement by FitzGerald Daniel A. Binchy David Lloyd George Denis McCullagh Department of Defence Department of External Affairs Department of Foreign Affairs Department of Justice Dept of Defence Desmond FitzGerald Desmond FitzGerald and Eoin MacNeill Diarmiud O'Hegarty Diarmuid Fawsitt Diarmuid O'Hegarty Donal Hales E. J. Riordan E. M. Stephens E.J. Riordan E.M. Stephens Eamon de Valera Eamon Duggan Edward J. Phelan Edward Phelan Eoin MacNeill Eoin MacNeill, Diarmuid Coffey, Michael Hayes, Douglas Hyde Ernest Blythe Erskine Childers Executive Council Minutes External Affairs F.H. Boland F.J. Cawley Francis T. Cremins Frederick H. Boland Gearóid Ó Lochlainn George Gavan Duffy George McGrath Gordon Campbell Harry Boland Harry Boland & Joseph McGrath Henry O'Friel Hugh Kennedy IFS delegation to 1926 Imperial Conference Interview by W.T. Cosgrave Irish Delegation Irish delegation - 1923 Imperial Conference Irish delegation to World Economic Conference Irish Free State Delegation Irish Legation in Washington DC Irish Legation, Paris Irish Representatives for the sub-committee on naval and air defence J.J McElligott J.J. Walsh J.P. Walshe J.W. Dulanty James MacNeill James McNeill James O'Connor Joesph Walshe John A. Costello John Chartres John Hagan John J. Hearne John O'Byrne John V. Fahy Joseph Brennan Joseph Connolly Joseph P. Walshe Joseph P. Walshe and James McNeill Joseph Walshe Kevin O'Higgins Kevin O'Sheil Kevin O'Shiel Leo T. McCauley Lindsay Crawford M.J. Curran MacWhite Mairéad Gavan Duffy Marquis MacSwiney Martin Helmer Eliassoff Mary McSwiney Maurice Moore McCandless Meeting at Dominions Office Memorandum Memorandum by External Affairs Memorandum by Industry and Commerce Michael Collins Michael Collins & James Craig Michael MacDunphy Michael MacWhite Michael McDunphy Michale MacWhite Minutes of Defence Conference Minutes of meeting at Dominions Office Nancy Wyse Power Note by Joseph Walshe Note by W.T. Cosgrave O Ceallaigh Gavan Duffy Ó hOgáin Ormonde Grattan Esmonde Osmond Grattan Esmonde Osmonde Grattan Esmonde P.J. O'Byrne Patrick Hogan Patrick J Little Patrick McCartan Patrick McGilligan Patrick Sarsfield O'Hegarty Peadar MacMahon Press release Provisional Government & Government of Northern Ireland Provisional Government Minutes Report Robert Barton Robert Brennan Robert Briscoe Rough notes by Kevin O'Shiel Séamus Ó Concubair Seamus Woods Sean Lester Seán Lester Seán MacEoin Sean Murphy Seán Murphy Sean Nunan Sean T O Ceallaigh Simpson Smiddy Stephen M. O'Mara T.J. Kiernan T.M. Healy the Department of the President Thomas J. Coyne Thomas J. Kiernan Timothy A Smiddy Timothy A. Smiddy Tom Jones Unknown Vaughan Dempsey W. J. B. Macaulay W.T. Cosgrave W.T. Cosgrave and Kevin O'Higgins William Craig Martin William J.B. Macaulay William T Cosgrave William T. Cosgrave
Recipient: ------ Agnes MacNeill All members of the Executive Council All members of the Provisional Governement Anne Blythe Art O'Brien Arthur Griffith Arthur V. Matheson Austen Chamberlain Benito Mussolini British Ambassador British delegation Cabinet Cardinal Gasparri Cathal Brugha Charles Bewley Charles Evan Hughes Count Gerald O'Kelly de Gallagh Dail Eireann Daíl Ministry Dáil Ministry Daniel A. Binchy David Lloyd George Delegation to the League of Nations Assembly Denis McCullagh Department of External Affairs Department of Foregin Affairs Dept of Justice Desmond FitzGerald Diarmuid O'Hegarty Dominion Delegates Dr Herman Velarde Duke of Devonshire Each member of the Executive Council enclosing a by Waller Each member of the Executive Councilby with covering by O'Higgins Eamon de Valera Edward J. Phelan Eoin MacNeill Ernest Blythe Erskine Childers Executive Council External Affairs F.B. Bourdillon FitzGerald Francis T. Cremins Frank Egan Frederick A. Sterling Gaston Doumergue Gearoid McGann Geoffrey Whiskard George Clemenceau George Gavan Duffy Geroge Gavan Duffy Gordon Campbell H.P. Boland H.T. Andrews Harry Boland Harry Cross Henry L Stimson Henry O'Friel Hugh Kennedy Hugh Law Irish Delegation Irish legation, Washington DC J.H. Thomas J.J. Walsh J.P. Walshe James Craig James J. McElligott James McNeill Jan Christian Smuts Joesph Connolly John Chartres (Edward Seaton) John Hagan John V. Fahy Joseph Brennan Joseph Walshe Justice Richard Feetham Kevin O'Higgins Kevin O'Shiel King George V L.S. Amery Laurence Ginnell Leopold Amery Leopold H. Kerney Lord Granard Lord Justice O'Connor Lord Passfield Mabel FitzGerald Martin Eliasoff Maura O'Brien Michael Collins Michael Hayes Michael MacWhite Michael McDunphy Michael Tierney Monsignor Pizzardo N.A. Belcourt Ormonde Grattan Esmonde Oscar Skelton Patrick J. Little Patrick McGilligan Paul Banim Peadar Hughes Pope Benedict XV Privy Council Ramsay MacDonald Representatives abroad Richard Mulcahy Robert Brennan Sean Lester Sean Murphy Seán Murphy Sean T O Ceallaigh Secret Session of the Dail Secretaries of all Government Departments Sir Edward Harding Sir Eric Drummond Sir Harry Batterbee StanelyBaldwin Stanley Baldwin Stephen A. Roche T.M. Healy The Duke of Devonshire the Oxford Union the Registrar of the Privy Council Thomas J. Kiernan Timothy A. Smiddy Tom Jones Vaughan Dempsey W.T Cosgrave W.T. Cosgrave W.T. Cosgrave and Joseph Walshe Walshe Warren Harding Weinstein William Craig Martin William T. Cosgrave Winston Churchill
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  I had asked for permission to speak German, both because I can express myself more spontaneously in that language and because I had been informed from a number of sources that the Holy Father likes to speak it.[...]
MacKee then got a meeting together of the five shipping companies interested in Irish tourist traffic - the White Star, Cunard, Hamburg-American, North German Lloyd and United States Lines, at which I assisted.[...]
The North German Lloyd and the Cunard people adopted a more neutral attitude.[...]
It is very important that our legations everywhere should be called 'Irish legations' and it is very satisfactory that you have already secured the recognition of the German Government for this procedure.[...]
To mention but one of them, Ireland owes a deep debt of gratitude to a long and brilliant line of German Celtic scholars (under some of whom I myself have had the privilege of studying) whose researches have thrown much light upon our ancient language and literature.[...]
In the new Irish State, German science and German industry have played a considerable part.[...]
I need only refer to the great national scheme for the electrification of the River Shannon, now nearing completion, the construction of which has been entrusted to a leading German firm.[...]
I delivered my speech in German and the President made the very friendly reply of which I have already forwarded you text and translation.[...]
He also was exceedingly cordial, but apparently knew very little about Ireland, or else was exclusively interested in German politics, of which we talked the whole time.[...]
In fact, he said, that previous to the Great War there were two Republics in the German Empire - Lubeck and Bremen.[...]
355 NAI DT S5673 Memorandum by the Department of External Affairs on Commercial Treaties Dublin, 24 March 1930 The Executive Council decided on 10th July, 1928, Further Treaties are now being negotiated and the question has arisen as to whether the Executive Council's decisions authorise their being negotiated, where the circumstances render it necessary, in the form adopted in the German Treaty.[...]
The particular point that arises is as to whether the Minister for Industry and Commerce is authorised to repeat the specific definition in the German Treaty of the matters in regard to which commonwealth preference is reserved where that course is necessary to secure the agreement of the other country with which a Treaty is being negotiated or whether a further decision of the Council is required to give him that authority.[...]
80) (Secret and Confidential) London, 12 May 1930 At a Reception at the German Embassy last Friday night I conversed at some length with M.[...]
Accordingly, you may think it advisable, in making your representations to Herr von Schubert, not to go beyond a formal notification of our intention to go forward and an expression of the hope that, when the German Government comes to consider the allocation of its votes in the next election for the Council, the earnest desire of the Irish Free State to secure a non-permanent seat will not be lost sight of.[...]
This only proves what I have always insisted upon, that our chief significance in German eyes is whatever influence we can exert on the policy of the Commonwealth as a whole.[...]

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