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Copy of the will of John Kirwan, Buswell's Hotel, Molesworth Street, Dublin, naming the National Bank as his executor and listing a number of Catholic religious organisations and family members to be given specific sums, bequeathing the remainder and residue to his brother Charles Raymond Kirwan, and nephew Denis John Kirwan.

Photocopy of document showing the will of John Birmingham (Bermingham) the elder of Dalgan (dated 15 June 1839), along with the unrelated wills of John Allen of Inishargy, County Down (dated 15 June 1839) and George Barnes Laughlin of Dublin (dated 18 June 1839).

Will of Eliza Louisa Kirkaldy of Hearnebrooke, County Galway, recounting her marriage settlement of 18 Feb 1832 with George Kirkaldy, undertaking to settle any debts from that settlement, as well as demising all her property with her husband George, and any of their heirs.

Photocopy of the will of Denis J. Kirwan, bequeathing the Dalgin estate and his belonging to his son, Denis Birmingham Kirwan, and requiring his trustees to take care of his four unmarried daughters.

Will of Hugh Buy McHugh requesting that his body be buried in Aren. He demises his land in Lettermullen to Sir Robuck Lynch of Corrondally, two quarters in Rosmuck along with three quarters in the barony of Ballinahinch. His daughter Margaret is to be paid £200 by Sir Robuck.

Copy of the will of Col. Garrett Moore, of Moate in County Mayo. Outlining his wishes for his body, and assignments to his sisters and their children and others.

Will and Codicil of Sir Henry Lynch Blosse, Baronet, of Mote, County Mayo, settling a jointure of £60,000 on his lands to provide for his children. All of his Irish estate is devised to James Cuffe, of Castlegore, county Mayo and Robert Dillon of Clonbrook, co. Galway.

Handwritten correspondence from David of Wildgoose Films Ltd in Dublin for a film about Folding Landscapes and their work in the Burren. Included are a shooting schedule, Tim's handwritten notes, and a draft structure/script for the film.

Three photocopies from the RTE Guide and The Irish Times advertising and reviewing the film, entitled 'Folding Landscapes'.

Typescript copy of script for sketch "Wild Life in Dublin" produced at the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies.