No. 39 UCDA P150/2220
Handwritten letter from James McNeill to Joseph P. Walshe (Dublin)
Dublin, 23 April 1932
My dear Walshe,
Could you come to lunch on Sunday at 1.30, or, if that is inconvenient, come later in the afternoon and talk? I am rather bothered about my official and personal self-respect, and you are the only person to whom I can explain my views.1
Yours sincerely
James McNeill
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