Context: Correspondence between Austin Stack and P. J. Floyd, Great Southern and Western Railway,

Correspondence between Austin Stack and P. J. Floyd, Great Southern and Western Railway,

1924-1925.

Correspondence between Austin Stack, 23 Suffolk Street, Dublin and Patrick Joseph Floyd, Secretary of the Great Southern and Western Railway concerning former's entitlement to a free travel pass.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Stack, Austin, 1879-1929
Contributors:	Floyd, Patrick Joseph, 1871- Great Southern & Western Railway more
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English
Notes:	Physical description: 1 folder (22 items).

Austin Stack Papers.

I. Stack Family Papers, 1882-1928.
- History of the Stack family, with notes and correspondence on same subject, 1914-1928.
- Letters of William Moore Stack including one dealing with unpublished manuscript of Charles Kickman,...
II. Irish Volunteers and 1916 Rising, 1915-1917.
- Eyewitness Statements of Easter Week 1916, Undated.
- Correspondence of Austin Stack, 1915-1917.
III. Political Papers, 1917-1929.
IV. Papers relating to the First Dáil, 1919-1921.
V. Sinn Fein and the Republican Government, 1922-1927.
VI. Anglo-Irish Treaty, 1921-1927.
VII. Personal Papers, 1916-1929.

Correspondence between Austin Stack and P. J. Floyd, Great Southern and Western Railway,

1924-1925.

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Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	Austin Stack Papers
Description:	Correspondence between Austin Stack, 23 Suffolk Street, Dublin and Patrick Joseph Floyd, Secretary of the Great Southern and Western Railway concerning former's entitlement to a free travel pass.
Main Creator:	Stack, Austin, 1879-1929
Language:	English
Extent:	1 folder (22 items).
Format:	Manuscript
Call Number:	MS 17,093 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.
Corporate Author:	Great Southern & Western Railway