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Slieveburke
P/P120/1/5/37 · Item
Part of Personal

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Slieveburke, [Sliabh Búrca]. Included are descriptions of The Doy Lough (Lough Aurickmore on the OS maps), a note on the small names index from the Field Name Books, and a note on Lough Agh/Loch Each (of the horses).

Slieveburke
P/P120/1/5/37/1 · Item
Part of Personal

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Slieveburke, [Sliabh Búrca]. Included are descriptions of The Doy Lough (Lough Aurickmore on the OS maps), a note on the small names index from the Field Name Books, and a note on Lough Agh/Loch Each (of the horses).

Robinson,Tim,Riley,Marky,Mary,O'Malley,Martin
UGA T/T4/1/4/968 · Item · [1951]-1968
Part of Theatre

Slides of various Drama School productions, which include: Electra by Sophocles (title role played by Evin Crowley); Gráinne of the Ships by Donagh MacDonagh; The Children of Lir ; Finn and the Black Hag by Raymond Warren; Alice in Wonderland , directed by Erna Kennedy; The Emperor Jones by Eugene O'Neill; and Salomé by Oscar Wilde. Also includes an additional thirty four slides of unidentified Drama School productions. The slides are stored together in their original box, labelled 'Lyric Drama School 1951-68', and with a single A4 sheet insert which gives some brief details of the named productions above, author unknown.

Slides
P/P164/3/3/6 · File · 02/1991-03/1991
Part of Personal

78 colour slides (35 mm) depicting archaeological excavations at the Oughtmama Churches.

Slides
UGA T/T5/5 · Series · 1997
Part of Theatre

Photographic slides taken during the Galway Arts Festival

Slide image
UGA A/A44/4/5/2/8 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Academic

Colour slide image of an unnamed landscape scene.

"Sliabh Mór Feidlim"
UGA G/G20/1/2/1147 · Item · [190-]
Part of Irish Language

"Handwritten drafts of song entitled ""Sliabh Mór Feidlim"", from Edward Lindsay."