Photocopied materials pertaining to an undated letter, thought to be from the 1920s-1930s, written by S.M. Barnes in New York City to a cousin in Ireland following a loss in the family. The series contains: a typed transcript of the letter; a photocopy of the original letter; a typed transcript of a letter from donor Mary Nolan along with a photocopy of the original; a photocopied picture of the Barnes family; and Kerby A. Miller's research notes.
Materials sent by Mary Nolan of Dublin to Kerby A. Miller, including a letter from her uncle, S.M. Byrnes, describing his mid-19th century journey to the United States, and a picture of the Byrnes family. Byrnes and his sisters eventually settled in California. Also included is a letter from Nolan to Miller accompanied by miscellaneous Irish and religious-themed clippings, including a Saint Patrick's Day postcard regarding Irish partition.
Copy of the questionnaire for Slógadh 79.
6 aerial photographs of Slippery Island and adjacent headlands southwest of Bunmahon, County Waterford.
FORUM newsletter (Summer 1998);
Internet print out on Slime Moulds and the ecology of Myxomycetes (website or date not available);
Press cutting (31 October 2002) Irish Times, on slime, and a photo of a specimen seen in a bog pond (January 2003). Press cutting (2007) on fungus, and a photocopied article on 'Eagles in Mayo, A Historical Record' by Seán Lysaght
Typed story entitled 'Sligo Spectre - the White Lady of Willowbrook', copied by C.S. Blakely, Kentucky, USA from an old newspaper [1827] - ghost story about William and James Ormsby of Willowbrook, the house according to the story was later sold to the Irwins.
Minutes of meetings held by Sligo County Federation
Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and Sligo county federation.
Base map of County Sligo showing locations of built-up areas, sensitive rural landscapes, visually vulnerable areas, scenic routes, and historically listed buildings and structures. The map serves as a companion to the Development Plan for the County of Sligo 1999-2004 (P164/1/2/3).