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10 black-and-white photographs (12 x 7.5 cm) taken of an unidentified shallow passageway or passage tomb during an archaeological excavation. Two of the photographs show archaeologists inside the chamber. Ranging rods in the photographs show the chamber's height to be approximately 80 cm.

4 contact sheets containing 101 colour negatives (35 mm) of a personal gathering in Longford and of a light aircraft flight (including some aerial photographs) at an undisclosed location.

Contact sheet containing a roll of 9 black-and-white photograph negatives (56 mm) taken during the 1988 Cruinniú na mBád festival in Kinvara.

8 contact sheets containing 96 photograph negatives (black-and-white and colour) taken of historic sites and associated archaeological excavations by Markus Casey during 1989, including at warehouses in Merchants Road and Merchants Road Lower, Galway, and at Athenry Castle. 3 pages contain photographs of castles labelled 'Trip Around Ireland'.

Photographs taken by Markus Casey during 1989, mainly of archaeological excavations. Includes 32 colour (56 mm) negatives, 29 colour (35 mm) slides, and 27 (black-and-white) negatives. There is some duplication/crossover between the negatives and slides (developed November 1989). The roll of black-and-white negatives appears to be personal in nature.

28 colour slides (35 mm) containing personal photographs from a Christmas party in St Mary's Terrace.

Documents pertaining to archaeological survey work performed by Markus Casey for Tom O'Keeffe on a site in Lydacan, Claregalway he wished to build upon. The site formerly incorporated a late medieval tower house (Lydacan House) that was largely demolished in 1992 by a previous landowner, and had been annotated as early as 1778 as the site of a ruined castle, which the current landowner was unaware of and created a delay in the development of the site. Casey recommends a programme of mitigatory measures to mitigate any possible interference with medieval remains that the proposed development might incur.
Includes:
-draft of the completed report (24 November 2000, 3pp, see P164/1/1/13 for physical copy with addenda);
-invoice from Casey to O'Keeffe (24 November 2000, 1p);
-letter from Casey to the Licensing Section of the National Monuments & Historic Properties Service applying for a licence to excavate and monitor development at Lydacan and explaining the history of the site (5 December 2000, 2pp)
-letter from Casey to the Licensing Section of the National Monuments & Historic Properties Service stating that the problems associated with the purchase of the Lydacan site have been resolved and archaeological testing will begin the following week (5 September 2001, 1p)

Excavation license awarded to Markus Casey by the Ministry of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Island to perform an archaeological rescue in advance of road development at Kilmacanogue South, County Wicklow.

Draft of a report authored by Markus Casey for Cavan County Council. Casey was asked to excavate a site fronting Deanery Street and Holborn Hill in Belturbet to determine its archaeological potential. Casey found no artefacts or features of archaeological significance.

8 colour photographs printed on computer paper, including 4 photographs of items found at archaeological site and four personal photographs of the Casey family.