"Copy of the song ""Cantam An Bhean-sidhe do Tonnta an Cual Fionn"" [in Irish]."
"Copy of song beginning ""Tosc suas do mhisbeach a Éire mo chraodhe"" [in Irish]."
"Copy of the song beginning ""An g-cuimnigheann sibh ar an lá údan"" [in Irish]."
Files with typed texts of 'Song and Dance Numbers' from the Follies and sketches produced at the Pike Theatre, Dublin. Some annotation and edits to the texts also present. Titles of song and dance numbers as follows:
File 1 - Foreign Games!; Gad-About; I Couldn't Say "Yes"; Hogsville, Idaho; Everywhere I Go!; Cuchulainn and the Bird; Diversion With Music; The Geophysical Year; The Old Duet; In Father's Conservatory; Laurie Morton - Single Spot for Royal; Zombie Jamboree; Cuchulainn and the Raven; Do It Yourself!; Keep Hot in Paris; Dream Sequence; Annabelle.
File 2 - Rum and Coca-Cola; I'm a Better Woman Than You; Solas Market; Keep Mum Calypso; Voodoo; A Tasty Dish in Rythm [sic]; When I First Met You; Silver Shore; Someone Comes Along; Swan Song; Piano Man; Quartette.
Copy of two verses from a song about Loch Hyne.
File includes manuscript research notes by Etienne Rynne regarding the Somerset hoard of gold objects found in co. Galway. Includes descriptive notes and information on Irish gold objects generally; Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Eamonn P. Kelly and Nessa O'Connor, Dept. of antiquities, National Museum of Ireland, Galway, discussing the objects and their transfer to the museum, 1992; illustrations of the objects and three TS reports by Rynne entitled "Bridle-Pendant from Somerset, Co. Galway".
Offprint of Volume 1 of Tipperary Historical Journal with article by Etienne Rynne entitled "Some Preliminary Notes on the Excavation of Dolla Church, Kilboy, Co. Tipperary "
Typescript document, "Some Personal Reflections on the Situation June - July 1939" by Michael Rynne. This account is a personal reflection on political events and experiences in European-Irish affairs of the period.