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CD-RW (copied October 2004) containing materials pertaining to the Wexford Sewage Scheme Water Conservation Project. Casey was commissioned to survey the areas to be disturbed by the replacements of a 4.2 km length of water pipe between Raheen Beg and Ballycanew village, and a 1.8 km length of water pipe between Ballygarrett village and Ballynagam. The report reveals itemises 9 features and monuments within the study area, of which one, a stone humpback bridge at Coolook Beg, may be slightly impacted. The CD-RW contains photographs, annotated maps, and two reports (2 January 2004 and 6 January 2004) authored by Casey (see P164/1/1/31 for a physical copy of the 6 January report).

Black and white photograph of the Wexford Reunion Committee. Seated: W. Moore; G. Anglim, Manager, National Bank, Taghmon; W. Houlahan; Mrs. A. Shelton; Joseph Bishop, County Chairman. Standing: Rev. P. Foley, CC; Nick Parle, County PRO; A. Ryan, Enniscorthy Junior Chamber of Commerce; P. Doyle, County Treasurer; M. Kelly, Secretary Enniscorthy Junior Chamber of Commerce; Thomas Horan, National Honorary Treasurer; Rev. H. O'Byrne, CC, County Secretary.

Black and white photograph relating to Rural Week at Gormanston College. It features Wexford delegates (back) John Codd, Michael Reddy, John Doran, Willie Holohan. (Seated) Betty Kenny and Mrs. Mary Skelton.

Black and white photograph from the Wexford County Federation Seventh Annual Reunion and Dinner Dance. It shows Mrs. Broe, wife of the County Manager, being presented with a bouquet of flowers by Miss Breda Power, County Secretary of Muintir.

Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and Wexford county federation.

Notes on meeting held on 10 December 1970 in Rathnure.

Glossy colour photographic prints (13.0 x 9.4 cm) of confirmed and potential promontory fort sites in counties Wexford and Wicklow developed from film of Markus Casey's 2001 aerial survey of the Leinster coast.

10 aerial photographs of the promontory fort site and entrenchment at Great Island south of Tramore, County Waterford.

Series of notes about the local features of Westquarter [An Cheathrú Iarthach]. Included are descriptions (and story) of the Royal Oak Cove, Scáithín (a blessed well or spring), Doonmore, Capall (a prominent pointed rock), Loch Bó Finne, Dún Gráinne, Carraig an Chlochair, An Béal Istigh, Stags of Bophin, Uaimh na gCailleach, Uaimh an Mhianaigh, Trá Gheall, Uaimh na Roc, Tulach, Glasoileán Dóite, North Beach, Fécharraig, Carrickheelia, Uaimh na Doibe, Turlaun na mBád, Trá na mBan, Carraig an Chlochair, An Béal Istigh, Uaimh na Tulaí, and Porteenanimma (Poirtín an ime).