Cuala Press, 1939. If I Were Four-And-Twenty. Yeats, W. B. (1940) Some Memories Of W.B.Yeats. Masefield, John. (1940). The Last Ditch. Macneice, Louis.(1941) Yeats, W.B. Florence Farr, Bernard Shaw And W.B. Yeats.. Edited By Clifford Bax Three Tales O'Connor, Frank. (1941). Veterans And Other Poems. MacDonagh, Donagh. (1941). Seven Winters Bowen, Elizabeth. (1942) The Great Hunger. Kavanagh, Patrick. (1942 A Picture Book O’Connor, Frank. . Illustrated By Elizabeth Rivers (1943) La La Noo. Yeats, Jack B (1943) Pages From A Diary Written In Nineteen Hundred And Thirty. Yeats, William Butler. (1944) Selected Poems Ap Gwilym, Dafydd. Translated By Nigel Heseltine, With A Preface By Frank O’Connor (1944) The Love Story Of Thomas Davis Told In The Letters Of Annie Hutton. Davis, Thomas.Edited With An Introduction By Joseph Hone; (1945) Stranger in Aran Elizabeth Rivers. (1946) Notes See also Responsibilities and Other Poems References Lewis, Gifford. The Yeats sisters and the Cuala. (Irish Academic Press, 1994). Elizabeth Yeats at Ricorso Elizabeth Yeats at Unseen Hands: Women Printers, Binders and Book Designers Further reading William M. Murphy. 'Dun Emer, 1902–1908'; 'William Butler Yeats and the Weird Sisters'; 'Cuala: the Partnership 1908–1923'; 'Cuala: the Separation, 1924–1940': in Family Secrets: William Butler Yeats and His Relatives. Syracuse University Press, 1995; Dublin: Gill and Macmillan, 1995. External links Cuala Press Broadside Collection, illustrated by Jack B. Yeats is located at the Special Collections/Digital Library in Falvey Memorial Library at Villanova University. Máire Gill Cuala Press collection is located at the John J. Burns Special Collections Library at Boston College Arts and Crafts movement Small press publishing companies Publishing companies established in 1908 1908 establishments in Ireland Companies based in Dublin (city) Publishing companies of Ireland