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"Printed copy of religious song entitled ""Ar Shlighe na Subáilce"", written by Tadhg Gaodlach in 1769, printed in the ""Gaelic American"". Ó Máille 668."

Material relating to Tim Robinson's Aran Islands work, covering his 1975, 1980 and 1996 maps, the two Stones of Aran books, his and Máiréad's research work, and community involvement in the area.

Contact sheet containing a roll of 10 black-and-white photograph negatives (35 mm format) taken during archaeological excavations in the Aran Islands and Tuam.

Leaflets, timetables and postcards advertising Aran Islands tourism, from 1970's to present day.

Published calendar featuring black and white photographs of Inis Oírr from 1982.

Pilgrim Constitution for Aisling Arann / The Aran Project. A proposal outline for an interdenominational church on the Aran Islands.

Handwritten script of a lecture given by Tim Robinson describing his methodology for mapping Aran. Written at the top of the first page is 'Dáinscoil 29/3/78'.

File of invitations to exhibitions and events connected with the Aran Islands. Includes photographic exhibition of Bill Doyle (1985), the Natural History of the Aran Islands (1986), a tour of Frederick Burton's painting 'The Aran Fisherman's Drowned Child (1987-1988), a book by Dara O Conaola (1992), letter from Daniel Jewesbury to Robinson outlining a sculpture about Inis Mór he is planning (1993), drawings of Aran Fields and walls by Tom Weld (includes photographs of his work and a personal letter to Robinson), a book by Henry Cecil Watson (1999), Bailiúchán Bhéaloideas Árann (2003), Paintings and Graphics by Pádraic Reaney (2005), the photographic albums of Charles R Browne (2012).

Typed talk given by Tim Robinson entitled 'Islands / Oileáin', for an event organised by The Island Trust. A handwritten note dates the piece 29 Apr 1994.

3 aerial photographs of Illion promontory fort, Aran Island, County Donegal, and 1 aerial photograph of Carrickfinn, County Donegal.

Colour positive print of Aran skyline.

Colour positive print of Aran skyline.

Black and white positive print of short quay, and loading turf onto Hookers.