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File includes a report by Etienne Rynne from the site of a souterrain at Ballymanagh, near Craughwell, Co. Galway. Includes drawings of the site by Rynne, a black and white photograph of the site, notes and research materials and maps of the area.

TS report compiled by Etienne Rynne on a possible souterrain at Craughwell, Co. Galway. Includes excerpt of O.S. map with site marked and correspondence between Rynne and the National Museum, Dublin.

"Sourcing a printing press: File of mostly correspondence between Inniu and various printing presses in Dublin and Tralee; particularly with Cahill and Co. Ltd., Dublin, with whom an agreement for the printing of the paper is reached on 26 February; first issue published 17 March 1943 at over 2,000 copies [mostly in Irish]."

File containing catalogues, user manuals and some correspondence in relation to the operation of sound recording equipment by the theatre, including a licence from Galway Corporation for outside broadcasts from a vehicle.

Printed programme from Drama Degree students of Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College Dublin, presentation of two modern Noh plays, 'Sotoba Komachi' and 'Hanjo' by Yukio Mishima and directed by Shimpei Fujiwara. Includes article on the director, article on Classic Noh Theatre, cast and crew information.

Sons of Oedipus by Euripides, produced and staged by the Greenwich Theatre, London from 3 Feb to 5 Mar 1977. Translated and directed by David Thompson, with Siobhán in the role of Jocasta.

15 images on negative and two contact sheets.

Portrait taken inside of Máirtín, tiler is written on the photograph in brackets.

Pictures of Sonny Chóilín Learaí, and his partner (unidentified). They are pictured standing outside, Sonny plays the button accordion, and she accompanies on badhran.

32 images on negative and contact sheets.

Sonny Ban Mac Donnacha standing outside his house.

Photographs of Mary McAleese’s visit to Dundalk.

Family photographs.

"Copies of the songs ""Pearlóg an Brollaigh Bháin"" and ""Baile Loch Riabhach"" [in Irish]."

"Copies of the songs ""Scibirín"" and ""Mo Churachin Gleoidhte"" [in Irish]."