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15 images on negative and contact sheets.

The Carraroe GAA Juniors team. Photograph of the trainers, 4 men standing side by side.

Portrait of Miriam Allen, sitting in the garden, with Dominic as a toddler.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 3 images.

One of a garden gnome, indexed 'Carraroe gnome', and two pictures of scree.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of the Carraroe School Football Team, including photographs of the team, the captain Ronán Mac an Iomaire, clutching the trophy, and spectators sitting down to a picnic.

Photographs of some foxglove flowers.

2 aerial photographs of Carrickabraghy Castle, Isle of Doagh, County Donegal.

5 aerial photographs of Carrick-a-Rede, Ballintoy, County Antrim.

File includes article written by Etienne Rynne, "Investigation of a sandhill-site, Carrickfin, Co. Donegal". Also letters between Rynne and Joseph Raftery, regarding objects (vessels/swords) found at Braade, and Killeenagh Mountain, Co. Donegal (1970), drawings of said objects included.
File also includes research notes and notes drawings relating to Tullaghobegley Church, Co. Donegal.

Colour photographic print taken in Carrig, County Donegal, featuring Joe Burke, Mrs. O'Beirne and John Doherty.

Reports on meetings held with Carrignavar Community Enterprise Group, Co. Cork, by Eamon O’Sullivan; details of possible local enterprises to be developed.

Correspondence between Kerby A. Miller and Professor Patricia Kelleher of the University of New Hampshire regarding the Carroll-Markey family containing further biographical information; correspondence between Miller and Irish linguist Professor Raymond Hickey; correspondence between Miller, Beth Ruffin McIntyre and other researchers and archives; lists of census and directory mentions of the family members; photocopies of historical publications documenting the histories of Chicago, Pullman, Illinois, and the Archdiocese of Chicago referenced while researching Mary Markey and Ann Carroll; Patricia Kelleher's 1995 research report on the Markey family; and photocopies of census and directory mentions of the family members.

Materials pertaining to a set of 55 letters written by members of the Carroll-Markey family, Irish emigrants living in Illinois and Wisconsin, to their family back in County Louth between 1847 and 1932. The primary authors are cousins Mary 'Minnie' Markey and Ann Carroll. In 1894 Minnie Markey ran away with Ann Carroll's fiancée and married him in Milwaukee. Upon returning to Chicago as Mary McMahon, she was estranged from her Markey relations and in financial duress; her new husband, who suffered from alcholism, died in 1896 and no further mention of Minnie Markey is made in Ann Carroll's letters. Annie Carroll was admitted to the Peoria State Hospital asylum at some point during the 1910s. The series includes transcripts and reproductions of the letters, plus extensive research files on the family compiled by Kerby A. Miller, Patricia Kelleher, Beth Ruffin McIntyre, and their correspondents.