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File includes press cuttings of news in Ireland relating to stolen, sold, or smuggled heritage items, such as Viking-era objects. Also includes press cuttings regarding P.H. (Padraig) Pearse, and a booklet of Poems by P.,H. Pearse, written in Arbour Hill Detention Barracks, 1 May 1916, with cover image of Teach an Phiarsaigh, Ros Muc, Galway, published by Office of Public Works.

This series contains documents relating to the Smith Powell Doyle Estate. All papers relate to William Smith Powell Doyle. This series has been divided into one subseries and sub-subseries which includes a bundle of damaged leases. All material has been arranged chronologically within this series.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Smaoinigh mé ann sin a gail ann a' tsléibhe", from Mary Loftus (sister of Patrick) from the parish of Kilgarvan, Bunnyconnellan, County Mayo, who died in England. Index 83.

Documents, correspondence, and photographs from smaller or lightly-documented archaeological excavations, surveys, and projects carried out by Markus Casey, plus mixed archaeological and personal photograph collections with little identifying information.

Copy of amendments to draft of “Small Town Boy”, including additions and a copy of the contract with “The Blackstaff Press”.

Small scribbling diary [of Michael Farraher?], containing occasional notes in pencil, relating to farming matters. Includes 4 loose items as follows: 2 lists relating to Cullaugh, meadow mowing by John Connelly 1897 and payments made to labourers for haymaking 1907, also two cards addressed to Rosamond Blake, Ballyglunin Park, from Diane and from her mother, 1929.

Small piece of paper with a provisional logo for the Lyric Theatre drawn in pen and blue ink. This logo was designed by Marie Boyd of Belfast.

Small notebook containing shopping list, sketches for doors etc.

Small notebook containing duplicate cash receipts book, giving name, date and amount received.

Small map of Derryvohy, showing the west and east villages, arable lands and bog, by James Gogins.