An Teagasc Críostaighe, translated by Edward Maguire.
"Typescript and handwritten draft of song entitled ""An tÉan bocht Scaittí"", including from William O'Donnell, Rann na Fearsta; from Róise Ní Gaoochobhair, Dubh Caraidh; from Mrs. Dunlevy; from Con Mc Neilis, Sealgan; from Thomas Conacháin, Summit Hill, Pa; from Mrs. McCauley. Ó Máille 200, index 32."
Four black and white photographs of scenes from "An tÉan Príosúin" ("The Jail Bird") le George Shiels. The first photograph features Éamonn Mac Donnchadha, Lasairfhiona Ní Mháille and Imelda Nic Dhonnchadha. The second photograph shows Micheál Mac Giolla Ceallaigh, Risteárd Ó Riain, Séamus Breathnach, Máighréad Nic Fhlionn and Máighréad Nic Dhonnchadha. The third photograph features Micheál Mac Giolla Ceallaigh, Máighréad Nic Dhonnchadha and Imelda Nic Chonnchadha. The fourth photograph shows Micheál Mac Giolla Ceallaigh, Máighréad Nic Dhonnchadha, Máire Nic Alastair and Páid Mac Conmara (all 200x150mm).
Four black and white photographs mounted on a board featuring scenes from "An Tiarna Éadbhard" ("Lord Edward") by Christine Longford (all 190x250mm) [Bad hydrolysis on all photographs. Stuck with sellotape].
"File containing two copies of a story entitled ""An t-iascaire ar an chadach"" by Sean Seoighe [in Irish]."
Script de "An tImpire Mac Seoin" ("The Emperor Jones") le Eugene O’Neill, aistrithe ag Buadhach Tóibín, léirithe ag Bháitéar Ó Maicín.
Script for "An tImpire Mac Seoin" ("The Emperor Jones") by Eugene O’Neill, translated by Buadhach Tóibín, produced by Bháitéar Ó Maicín.
Four black and white photographs mounted on a board relating to "An tIúdach Pólach" by Erckmann-Chatrian. The first photograph shows Bháitéar Ó Maicín (205x145mm). The second photograph shows Aodh Mac Dhubháin, Séamus Breathnach, Máire Nic Alastair, Micheál Mac Giolla Ceallaigh, Íde Ní Mhathúna, Seán Ó Neachtáin, Bháitéar Ó Maicín and Peig, Bean Uí Maicín (205x145mm). The third photograph features Bháitéar Ó Maicín (150x200mm). The fourth photograph features Bháitéar Ó Maicín, Peig, Bean Uí Maicín. Íde Ní Mhathúna and Micheál Mac Giolla Ceallaigh (200x150mm).
Five black and white photographs mounted on a board of scenes from "An tOileán Doilfe" ("And Then There Were None") by Agatha Christie (all 200x150mm).
This subseries consists of handwritten and typed research notes on the annual Oireachtas competition for Ó Súilleabháin’s book “Scéal an Oireachtais”, published in 1984.
The first file G60/24/4/1 contains notes arranged by Ó Súilleabháin under the following headings: "An Chéad Thréimhse go 1904"; "1907 agus 1908"; "1909-10-11-1912"; "Oireachtas 1914"; "Oireachtas 1915"; "1916, 17, 1918"; "1919 go 1924"; "Turas 1906 Uisneach, Turas 1907 áit a rugadh É O Gamhra"; "Oireachtas Pictiúirí” (no pictures in it) including typed articles from An Claidheamh Soluis about the Oireachtas; "1905 Ceolchoirm faoin aer i gCarraigh Dubh 1905"; "Stair an Oireachtais 1897-1924"; "Cláir Chomórtais An Oireachtais" from 1903-05, 1908.
G60/24/4/2 consists of notes relating to Scoil Éanna and drama (Oireachtas competition) and includes choir programmes 1951, 1952 and certificate for teaching Irish, Oireachtas 1903. The final two files contain more research notes on the history of the Oireachtas (G60/24/4/3) and material relating to individual competitions (G60/24/4/4).
See also G60/14
Tag / Ref: G60/24/4