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Overview list of the following features of the townland of Eochaill [Oghil], beginning with the letter B.

Bóthar na gCreag, Boithrín na Scriosa, Boithrín Thomaisín, Boithrín Gharraí Whilson (Whelseain), Boithrín Creig na Mullán/mBullán, Boithrín na tSéipéil, An Boithrín Iochtarach, Boithrín Bhaile na mBocht, Binn Bhuí, An Boithrín Fada, Buaile an Tobair, Boithrín an Tower, Boithrín Denny, Boithrín Thobar Eochla, Boithrín na bPóicíní, Boithrín an Fhoraois, Boithrín Sheáin Neidín, Boithrín na Creige Airde, Boithrín an Teampaill, and Na Tamhneachaí.

Johnny 'Toine' Póil of Baile na Creige, Seán Póil, Bríd Fitzpatrick, MK, and Eibhlín Faharta are credited as being local sources of information.

Letter from B. Glegg, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, to Adam Ormsby, Ballinamore, refers to his "... having lodged the regulated amount of my purchase money in the hands of Messrs. Greenwood, Cox and Co. on the 17th April ... and the exact rate of exchange at the time ..."

Letter from B. Glegg, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, to Adam Ormsby, Ballinamore, he writes that "... nothing ... was farther from my intention, than that you should have experienced loss or inconvenience from my having lodged the purchase money in the hands of a British instead of an Irish agent ..." He finishes by writing of his shooting and fishing exploits and "I do not know whether Mr. Harper or Stean have sent your sword ..."

Parchments containing Eoghan Ó Tuairisc's Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degrees from University College Dublin.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Bá braigh mise fein codh héadaigh" from [Thomas] Clougherty.

Copy of a BA dissertation submitted in UCD in May 1999 'Controversy Surrounding the Proposed Clifden Airstrip' by Paula de Courcey.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Ba nbeidheadh grina agenu gran is piedur", from Mrs. Melley [Peggy Callehen], index 58.

Paperback copy of Markus Casey's 1983 MA thesis ''The Study of Promontory Forts in Ireland: its history and prospects' completed at University College Galway. The thesis states that a comprehensive survey of Irish coastal promontory forts has never been properly carried out, that 'a full and detailed survey of these monuments must be undertaken and completed before on can hope to advance theories concerning their function, date or origin,' and that coastal erosion endangers many of these sites.

Handwritten rough drafts of song "Báb na gCraobh", see also Petrie, 1410.

Handwritten rough drafts of song "Báb na gCraobh", see also Petrie, 1410.