De Valera, Éamon, 1882-1975
Dates
- Existence: 1882-10-14 - 1975-08-29
Biographical Note
Éamon De Valera participated in revolutionary politics as a young man and after the Easter Rising became national president of Sinn Fein. In 1919 he became President of Ireland. At various intervals between 1932 and 1959 he was Prime Minister; he ended his public career by serving two terms as President.
Social Networks and Archival Context (SNAC) Identifier
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Abbey director Ernest Blythe with Irish president Éamon De Valera, probably 1966 or 1967
Black and white press photographs produced by Dublin commerical photographers Michael O'Reilly and G.A. Duncan.
Collection is open for research.
Cablegram from John Hughes to Éamon De Valera, 1921 December 16
Collection is open for research.
Christmas card from Éamon De Valera, 1936, 1938, 1940, undated
Contains Christmas cards received by Clarke, photographs of the Daly and Clarke families, and a card from her funeral. The cards include those received from Eamon de Valera, Douglas Hyde, and Sean Ó Ceallaigh, as well as one Clarke sent to her son Daly from Halloway Jail in 1918. Some of the Christmas cards were produced by well-known Irish printers, Cuala Press and Three Candles Press.
Collection is open for research.
Christmas greetings from Éamon De Valera to Hughes, 1928-1929, 1937, and 1940
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon, 1964
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon, 1948 April 9
Collection is open for research; portions are available digitally.
Boston College collection of Éamon and Sinéad De Valera
Composed of published speeches of Sinn Fein leader and Irish president Éamon De Valera, some of which date from the World War II era. There are also images of him, including photographs taken during his visit to Boston in 1947. In addition, the collection includes obituaries of De Valera from Irish newspapers, and two letters of De Valera's wife, Sinéad.
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon (and unsorted D and E subject clippings), approximately 1920s-1930s
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection available digitally.
De Valera, Éamon: reception, March 1948
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon (signed by his secretaries), 1928 - 1929
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon (signed by his secretary), 1939
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Éamon to Reverend Canon Sydney McEwan, (copy), 1975 August 7
Includes correspondence to, from, and about McCormack, as well as correspondence to and from Frederick Manning documenting McCormack’s life and career. Letters include personal family correspondence, business correspondence, and correspondence about McCormack’s performances.
Collection is open for research. Some audio materials may not be available immediately for use as they will require reformatting; please contact the Burns Library in advance for access to audio materials. McCormack's sheet music cabinet is not available for access at this time due to structural instability.
Éamon De Valera lying in state and a TV cameraman preparing for the funeral, Dublin Castle, 1975
Collection is open for research; available digitally. Access is limited to the digital version.
Transparent media and digital storage media (hard drives) are not available for use; access limited to the online digital version.
Éamon De Valera on board ship, undated
Collection is open for research.
Éamon De Valera, portrait, approximately 1920s
Collection is open for research; portions of the collection available digitally.
Hynes (probably Edward Sylvester). Éamon De Valera caricature, drawing, mid-20th century
Collection is open for research.
Keating, Sean. Portrait of Éamon De Valera, oil on canvas, 1971
Inventory number 1988.29
On view in Burns Library Irish Room.
This collection is minimally described and includes many items on public view or too large to be easily paged. Burns Library might not be able to fulfill access requests.
Helen Landreth papers
Personal papers of librarian and historian Helen Landreth relating to her research on Irish history.
Collection is open for research.
Letter from Éamon De Valera to Hughes, 1937 November 2
Collection is open for research.
National Museum of Ireland. "Eamon de Valera 1882-1975", exhibition poster, 1982
Includes fliers and posters, primarily regarding Irish independence and the relationship of the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, and England. Most are printed materials, but one by Constance de Markievicz is an original drawing. Unlike the political satire series, none of these incorporate satire or comedy to make their point.
Collection is open for research.
Plunkett, Grace. Éamon De Valera on a tightrope over a sea labeled "League of Nations", drawing, undated
Collection is open for research.
Telegram from Éamon De Valera to Mary Hughes, 1945 September 29
Collection is open for research.