Six folders of contact sheets, with corresponding negatives documenting Bob Quinn's professional, local, and family life.
It includes several images that align with those published in 'Conamara An Tír Aineoil. The Unknown Country'. This was a bi-lingual book of photographs by Bob Quinn, with words from Liam Mac an Iomaire.
Photographs of the Rosmuc pantomime, Pléaracha Chonamara, the Oyster Festival in Rosmuc, Raidió na Gaeltachta, Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta, and musical live performances, as well as several aspects of Quinn's home life.
These prints are all in black and white.
Box containing the McClurg/McClorg family letters, the Wray family letters, the William Brown letter, the Moses Paul letter, and the John B. Phillips letter, plus research and correspondence compiled by Professor Kerby A. Miller pertaining to the letters' subjects.
Six folders of contact sheets, with corresponding negatives documenting Bob Quinn's professional, local, and family life.
Photographs of the Rosmuc pantomime, Pléaracha Chonamara, Raidió na Gaeltachta, Carraroe's St Patrick's Day parades, as well as several aspects of Quinn's home life.
Folder P99/4/3 is entitled the Lady Dudley Photo Collection. These are a set of photographs documenting another collection of photographs described 'Lady Dudley photo collection'.
These prints are mostly in black and white, there are some colour photographs.
Six folders of contact sheets, with corresponding negatives documenting Bob Quinn's professional, local, and family life.
Photographs of Pléaracha Chonamara 2000-2, Féile Béal an Daingin 2002, and portrait photographs from local community day centres.
Photographs documenting the making of the 1977 film, 'Poitín'.
These prints are mostly in black and white, there are some colour photographs.
Box containing notes and articles on various things. Also some miscellaneous correspondence from people in Ireland and Germany, and well as notes on Hakeney.
Box containing notes in relation to story-telling from the Aran Islands, including fairy stories, old Irish tales and more recent folk-tales [mainly German].
Box of cutting blades belonging to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc.
Box of letters of sympathy received by Mary O'Malley on the death of her brother Gerard Hickey, and on the death of his daughter Anne two years later. Also includes two newspaper cuttings of an obituary of Gerard.