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An Leathchartúr
P/P120/1/11/13 · Item
Part of Personal

An index card devoted to the townland of An Leathchartúr, [Cartron]. A reference to Griffith's Valuation, Patrick Blake was the occupier in fee on the land at the time.

An Leathchartúr
P/P120/1/11/13/1 · Item
Part of Personal

An index card devoted to the townland of An Leathchartúr, [Cartron]. A reference to Griffith's Valuation, Patrick Blake was the occupier in fee on the land at the time.

Robinson,Tim
An Leathmhás
P/P120/1/2/28 · Item
Part of Personal

Set of index cards describing the local features of the townland of An Leathmhás [Halfmace]. A note on a hedge school a few yards from the shore, and a description given of Tobar Carraig an Mhaistire, the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Centre, Cuainín na Bothóige (an account of a tragic incident that took place in its history), Oileán an Bhromaigh (Colt Island on the OS maps), Duirling na Spáinneach (where an Armada ship wrecked), Ceann Mása (Mace Head), An Dhitheallach, Campainn, Liath Brás (referred to as Lebros Rock on the 19th century maps), and Cuan an Leath Mhás. UCG lecturers Dr. Gerard Jennings, Dr. T C O'Connor, and Dr. A. F. Roddy, who are associated with the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Centre provided some of the information, and T. P. Kilfeather's Book 'Ireland, Graveyard of the Spanish Armada' is also a quoted source of information for this townland.

An Leathmhás
P/P120/1/2/28/1 · Item
Part of Personal

Set of index cards describing the local features of the townland of An Leathmhás [Halfmace]. A note on a hedge school a few yards from the shore, and a description given of Tobar Carraig an Mhaistire, the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Centre, Cuainín na Bothóige (an account of a tragic incident that took place in its history), Oileán an Bhromaigh (Colt Island on the OS maps), Duirling na Spáinneach (where an Armada ship wrecked), Ceann Mása (Mace Head), An Dhitheallach, Campainn, Liath Brás (referred to as Lebros Rock on the 19th century maps), and Cuan an Leath Mhás. UCG lecturers Dr. Gerard Jennings, Dr. T C O'Connor, and Dr. A. F. Roddy, who are associated with the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Centre provided some of the information, and T. P. Kilfeather's Book 'Ireland, Graveyard of the Spanish Armade' is also a quoted source of information for this townland.

Robinson,Tim,Jennings,Gerard,O'Connor,T. C.,Roddy,A. F.
An Lomnochtán
UGA G/G17/3/3/11/1522 · Item · 1948-1976
Part of Irish Language

"File containing copies of a number of short stories, including ""An Sean-Trompa"", ""Comhar"", Meitheamh 1948; ""Asal na Nollag"", ""Comhar"", Eanair 1980; ""An Baoite Beannaithe"", ""Comhar"", Nollaig 1960; ""An Féirín Nollag"", ""Comhar"", Nollaig 1961; ""An Sean-Trompa"", ""Comhar"", Meitheamh 1948; ""An Baoite Beannaithe"", ""Comhar"", Nollaig 1960; Typescript of ""An Féirín Nollaig"" with handwritten amendments; Typescript of ""An Sean Trompa"" with handwritten amendments; Typescript of ""An Waigteil Beannaithe"", along with a version adapted for radio; and ""Pí-Shúip na Nuns"", an extract from ""An Lomnachtán"", ""Feasta"", Nollaig 1976 [in Irish]."

An Lomnochtán
UGA G/G17/3/3/11/1523 · Item · 09/1982-11/1981
Part of Irish Language

"Typescript early drafts, fair copy typescript draft and two copies of the printed version of a short story, ""The Shapes"", by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, which appears in the New Irish Writing section of ""The Irish Press"", for 7 November 1981."

An Lomnochtán
UGA G/G17/3/3/11/1524 · Item · 01/1965
Part of Irish Language

"Early typescript draft and fair copy typescript draft of ""The Feis"" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, printed in ""The Irish Times"" for that month."

An Lomnochtán
UGA G/G17/3/3/11/1525 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Irish Language

"Early typescript drafts and two later typescript drafts of the short-story, ""Learning the Lingo"" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc."

An Lomnochtán
UGA G/G17/3/3/11/1526 · Item · 11/1981-12/1982
Part of Irish Language

"Typescript drafts of the short-story, ""Infants Progress"" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc."