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Colour photographs, 100mm X 152mm, of a group, including Fergal McGrath, Ted Turton and other people [associated with/work with] Galway Arts Festival. Photographs are taken at a lakeside rural house and feature shots of the group outside by the lake and also socialising in the house. Also includes other images.

Colour photographs, 148mm X 103mm, featuring scenes and images from the Galway Arts Festival. Images include floats, costumes and performers from Macnas theatre and performance group and other participants in the parade, as well as scenes along the parade route, near Eyre Square.

Colour print out map of Leitrim and surrounding counties published in Granta magazine number 88, winter 2004 with an extract of Memoir published under the title 'The Lanes'.

Coloured sketch of an Irish musketeer (Foot Guards), Battle of Aughrim 1691, by G.A. Hayes-McCoy.

Photocopy of drawings of characters and designs for items used within a Macnas event, "Colours".

Photocopy of costume and character drawings used in Macnas parade in 2001, likely to be "Colours" parade.

Files of colour photographs taken during the 'Colours' parade by Macnas as part of the 2001 Galway International Arts Festival. Includes photographs taken during the performance and of specific performers but also includes images arranged within specific colour group as within the parade, e.g. the Blue Section, the Yellow Section, and the Red Section.

File of notes on Colum Cille's association with the sea and seaweed.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Comairle cairidh a [ ] duit".

File includes ms research notes, index cards, and drawings by Etienne Rynne on archaeological finds of combs in Ireland and also in Denmark and Poland, such as bone combs. Also includes detailed correspondence between Etienne Rynne and A.T. Lucas, National Museum of Ireland, discussing finds and comb-related objects; letters between Rynne and Mairead Dunlevy, The National Museum of Ireland, also discussing same and enclosing an offprint of the article by Dunleavy entitled "Some Comb forms of the Fifteenth to Eighteenth Centuries." Also offprint of piece of work by Etienne Rynne: Stone Cross at Glensheen, Co. Clare, North Munster Antiquarian Journal, Vol XV, 1972.