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Four handwritten letters to M M O'Shaughnessy from W F Stafford of Stafford and Stafford Law Offices. The letters discuss attempts to meet [Haefler] and Mr Winston, and their offer to O'Shaughnessy of assets in lieu of payment, because "mining was at present in a bad way". Subsequent correspondence updates O'Shaughnessy on the arrival of deeds for these assets.

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Cill Éinne [Killeany], beginning with the letter W.

The Watchman is briefly described, with local man Tommy Fitzpatrick credited with providing information.

Miscellaneous vouchers relating to income tax, quit rent, tithe rent charges and the Provincial Bank, Galway.

Volunteers by Brian Friel.

This series relates primarily to the use of Irish in voluntary organisations in their everyday dealings with the general public. It is further divided into three subseries: Forás Éireann (a voluntary organisation); Voluntary Irish Language Organisations Commission; and TREO 2000, a report commissioned by Michael D Higgins (TD) in 1997 to examine the role of Irish in Voluntary Organisations. It mainly consists of correspondence and reports.

Tag / Ref: G60/43

This file consists of material relating to Conradh na Gaeilge’s submission to the commission set up by the department of Arts Culture, and the Gaeltacht to examine the role of Irish language voluntary organisations and includes correspondence, accounts, newspaper articles, terms of reference; material also includes a submission from Ógras .

Tag / Ref: G60/43/2

Dark coloured volume, kept by John Wilson Lynch [and William Wilson Lynch], containing wages and salaries paid to staff at Renmore House, Belvoir [House] and Duras, giving name of person, function, amounts paid and dates paid. Includes references to James Connor [Renmore], John Murphy, steward and bailiff at Belvoir [House] and Mrs. Jordan at Duras. Enclosures some loose notes, one of which is an undated draft for a death notice of Mrs. Fanny Connor, widow of James, who died at Renmore Cottage.

Black volume, kept by John Wilson Lynch, containing accounts relating to rents paid by tenants, rents allowed in lieu of work done and money received for timber and grazing on the Belvoir estate.

Bound volume containing press cuttings, mainly from "An Gaodhal" containing songs and pieces in Irish.

Bound volume of copy letters written by Adam Ormsby, 13 Charlemont St., Dublin, to various people such as John Ormsby; those in charge of George's St. Barracks; George Ormsby of Moat; Mrs Sheeran of Ballinamore; Mrs Slacke, Hollybrooke, Dublin; Thomas Ormsby; Mrs. Elizabeth Ormsby; Peter Ormsby; Mrs. Sarah Phibbs; Charles O'Keefe, Hollybrooke; Thomas Elwood; Peter Phibbs; Mr. Farange, 30 Rutland Sq.; Anne Ormsby; Rev. Sir Francis Lynch Blosse, Farmhill, Claremorris; Peter Touhey, Castlebar; Elwood Bowen; Ormsby Phibbs; Peter Warren; Christopher Ormsby; Thomas L. Murphy, Stamp Office. These letters mainly relate to business matters. Includes a letter dated 26 July 1826 and addressed to George Ormsby, Moat, Ballyglass; letters to Thomas Elwood of Wicklow re. interest on a bond of Christopher Ormsby; mention of Dr. Lindsay in a loose letter enclosed with page dated 13 Feb 1826; last few letters refer to Chrsitopher Ormsby's borrowings from Thomas Ormsby in the 1800s.