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Handwritten draft of song entitled "Bád na mBalbhán", from Thomas Clougherty. Ó Máille 248.

Material in this subseries includes reports from canvassing, minutes, correspondence, annual accounts and cuttings relating to the design, promotion and sale of a broach/pin (An Fáinne) by this subcommittee which was to be worn by members of the public who were fluent in or willing to converse in Irish. The broach was a revival of an earlier model from 1916. This subseries also includes a flyer relating to “An Nasc” from ca. 1943 which was possibly another attempt to revive the original “Fáinne”.

See also G60/1/6

Tag / Ref: G60/3/29

Badge of Síghle Bairéad, attending a Conradh na Gaeilge commemoration.

Badges for the Naval Service: File of correspondence, press cutting, and graphical material regarding the redesign of crests [badges] for four Irish Navy vessels, Deirdre , Banba , Fódhla , Gráinne . Correspondence between G.A. Hayes-McCoy, Captain Tom Mc

Files relating to High Court and Supreme Court case taken by Burren Action Group (B.A.G.) in objection to proposed visitor centre at Mullaghmore in the Burren and case made against Clare County Council and The Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland. Includes court decision documents, draft structure for planning appeal, text of submission by An Taisce to An Bórd Pleanala Oral Hearing, summary document of B.A.G argument and related case documents.
File 2 includes case documents from the High Court and Supreme Court hearings re. Burren development and objection by B.A.G.

26 aerial photographs of promontory fort sites and headlands at Baginbun Head and Carnivan Head south of Fethard-on-Sea, Hook Peninsula, County Wexford. Includes images of the remains of the Anglo-Norman entrenchment at Baginbun Head.

Set of index cards detailing some of the local features of the townland of Baile an tSléibhe [Ballintleva]. Included are a brief return from Griffith's Valuation indicating the Lessor to be Patrick Blake. A note on a quay at the former Coastguard's Station (Céibh an Station, also known as Céibh Teach an tSalann, and Céibh Ceann an Bhóthair), and Céibhín an Chalaidh.

Set of index cards detailing some of the local features of the townland of Baile na hAbhann Theas, [Ballynahown South]. Patrick Blake was the Lessor at the time of Griffith's Valuation. A note on a monument to S. Ó'Dubáin, who drowned, which is on the local pier.