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Bean nag cos cailce
UGA G/G20/1/2/787 · Item · [190-]
Part of Irish Language

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Bean nag cos cailce"", from Mrs. Dunlevy, index 296."
Beatty letters
P/P155/60/36 · Series · 1874-1963
Part of Personal

The Beatty letters consist of a sequence of letters written between members of the Beatty family in Canada and Ireland. Kerby A. Miller notes: 'These letters were sent to E.R.R. Green in May 1963, by Miss I. Embleton of the Ulster-Scot Historical Society, Belfast [...] The Beatty family had settled in Corlough, Aghalurcher parish, Co. Fermanagh, in the early 18th century. The following letters were all written to Thomas Beatty, probably then living in Toronto, by his brothers in New York, New Jersey, or Derrylornan, Brookboro, Co. Fermanagh.'
The series includes: Miller's typed transcripts of two of the letters along with abstracts for the others; photocopies of the original letters; and a photocopy of a letter from Embleton of the Ulster-Scot Historical Society to Green along with his response.
Beauty and the Beast by Warren Graves.
UGA T/T4/1/1/52/427 · Item · 1980
Part of Theatre

Beauty and the Beast by Warren Graves. Graves has written a message to Mary and Pearse O'Malley on the inside front cover, sending them best wishes for 1980.
Beehive Quern Stone, Churchfield, Co. Mayo
P/P133/5/2/3/8 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

File includes manuscript notes from excavations at Churchfield, Co. Mayo. Includes black and white photograph prints of the beehive quern and also rubbings of the stone surface made on transparent parchment. Also some copy printed published articles on beehive querns.
Beethoven - The Complete Works for Piano and Violin.
P/P91/5/23/510 · Item · 23/01/2001-25/01/2004
Part of Personal

Beethoven - The Complete Works for Piano and Violin. Concerts held at Taibhdhearc Na Gaillimhe, Middle Street, Galway and performed by Paul Barritt and James Lisney. Includes printed concert programme with an introduction article from Jane O'Leary, Chair, Music for Galway, an article from Digital Enterprise Research Institute (D.E.R.I.) - sponsor of the concert, biographies and black and white headshots of both musicians and notes on the individual pieces.