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Copy of grazing agreement between John Gallagher of William St., Galway, and John Wilson Lynch, for the sixty acre grazing farm at Renmore, for £212. Includes notes and draft for 1894.

John Wilson Lynch held some land at 'Loughwell', [Laughil], Moycullen, Co. Galway. A notebook containing lists of rents received from L[aurwell] by Patrick M Lynch in the 1850s refers to Geraghtys, Barrets, Connors, Kilkellys and others. Five letters relate to the sale of this land to the tenants in 1899.

Letter from Owen Kyne, Loughwell, in reply to John Wilson Lynch's letter, he writes that he thinks there is a mistake regarding the Geraghys, Patrick and Martin are the sons of the late Michael Geraghy and 'Mark' occupies the holding held by William Geraghy. He is sending them the information without telling the Geraghys.

Letter from Margaret Moloney, Market St., Galway, explaining that her husband has had an accident and that they will forward a cheque in a few days.

Letter from Robert F Mullery, clerk of the union, Galway Union, stating that they are looking for a suitable site for a technical school and asking whether his premises in Market St. would be available.

Copy letter of reply from John Wilson Lynch, United Services Club, Dublin, to Robert F Mullery, answering the queries. If they can come to an agreement with John Moloney, he would be prepared to sell or to offer a hundred year lease.

Copy letter from John Wilson Lynch to Robert F Mullery, stating that he will not sell at such a low price as £500 but he will still accept £30 annual rent.

Letter of M O'Donohoe, stating that the Urban Council approved the lease.

Letter of John Moloney, Market St., Galway, relating to legal proceedings being taken against him and the Urban Council's decision to take the Market St. premises for a technical school. He will give up possession as soon as the Urban Council settle with him.