[Geraldine Club resolution concerning procurement of the Gaelic Athletic Annual in order to learn Irish terms used in Gaelic football and hurling.]

[Draft minute of a Geraldine Club meeting concerning GAA members who competed in the Olympic Games for England.]

[Invitation to commemorative GAA all-Ireland hurling final 1966.]

[Notes for Geraldine Club cashbook entries.]

[Letter from P. Barrett to Dan Murphy, Captain of the Club's football team, concerning his resignation from the club.]

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[Letter from Collins to [A. Toley] concerning outstanding rent for playing field.]

[Note from A. Toley to Collins enclosing a receipt for rent of playing field.]

[Memorandum from A. Toley to P. Belton concerning outstanding rent for playing field.]

[Letter from J. Harrisson to Collins concerning outstanding rent for playing field.]

[Letter from Mícheál Ua Donnchadha, Honorary Secretary, Connradh na Gaedhilge, to [Collins?] concerning Mr J. L. O'Sullivan.]

[Draft letter from Collins to A. Toley concerning outstanding rent for playing field.]

[Note from J.L. O'Sullivan to [Collins] concerning money owed for playing field, and Collins success in his exams.]

[Letter from J.L. O'Sullivan to [Collins] enclosing money owed to the club.]

[Letter from J.L. O'Sullivan to [Collins] advising that he will not be able to attend a meeting and apologising for losing the money to pay the rent for the playing field.]

[Letter from J.S. O'Sullivan to Collins discussing match tickets and the previous day's hurling match.]

Typescript letter from Neville Chamberlain, Royal Irish Constabulary Office, Dublin Castle to Maxwell. Marked 'Confidential'. Includes handwritten comments. Requests advice from Maxwell on handling meetings with unarmed 'known Sinn Feiners' pointing out the undesirability of such gatherings. Supports similar meetings of Redmonites and 'Bodies of Ulstermen'. Includes reports from around the country, noting his opinion that the GAA is not a 'loyal' organisation.

Typescript letter from Head Quarters, Irish Command, Parkgate St., Dublin to Neville Chamberlain informing him that Maxwell 'will not allow any meeting to be held without permission and in no case will he allow Sinn Feiners to do so'.

[Copybook containing draft articles/speeches and minutes of a Geraldine Club meeting.]