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Handwritten and typescript drafts of song entitled "Abhrán an tSean Ghearáin", from Jno. McHugh; from Mrs Hayes, Glenties and New Kirk Tamagua. Ó Máille 485, index 361.

Handwritten and typescript versions of song entitled "Abhrán na Circe", including from [ ] Conachan, Summerhill; a version in "Gaelic American", giving the context of the song, from John Moy from Stranorlar, written by Charles Mcgonigle in the 1830s, transcribed by J.J. Lyons (1 Apr 1893); from B.W. McDermott; from Patrick Burns; from Cassie Brennan, Doibin, Co Donegal. Index 178, Ó Máille number 365.

Files relating to abortion in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, its legal standing and experience and impact.

Text of remarks made by Kevin Boyle, Professor of Law, University College Galway, at Liberty Hall, Dublin, 9 June 1982, at the Anti-Amendment Campaign. Also included is a fax copy of press summary of case at the Court of Justice of the European Communities, the case being The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children Ireland Ltd. VS. S. Grogan and Others. The case regarded medical termination of pregnancy.

Text of article written by Kevin Boyle entitled "Abortion and the Protection of the Human Fetus: An International Perspective - Ireland". Heading noting "Not for Publication".

File relating to a chapter published by Etienne Rynne, entitled, "Leo Swan's Pet Subject: Enclosed Early Ecclesiastical Sites in Ireland" published in "Above and Beyond: Essays in Memory of Leo Swan", Wordwell Press, Bray, Co. Wicklow, 2005. File includes manuscript and typescript drafts of the chapter; correspondence with the book's editors and with other publishers seeking permission to reproduce maps and images in the chapter. Also some research material used by Rynne in writing the chapter.

Handwritten draft of song entitled "Abráin Chondae Chalthaidh", from Jno Boyle and Mary Herron. Ó Máille 487, index 364.

Copy of abstract if title if John Wilson Lynch to the lands known as the Belvoir Estates in Co Clare, citing title from 1812, as well as encumbrances settled on the estate.

'Abstract of Acts of Parliament regulating tolls and customs, weights and measures in Ireland with observations thereon in reference to the accompanying lease' signed by JWJ. He refers to the patents in the case laid before Mr Pennefather. He writes that Mr Pennefather's opinion is that Lord Lucan or any lessee under him has no legal right to take tolls at the fairs and markets of Castlebar even under the patents alluded to by Mr Pennefather. He advises the Earl to surrender the patents of 7th and 18th James I and obtain a new patent. Compiled by E. Livesay, Parliament St.