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"Bound volume of old stories told by Padraic Ó Gabhain, figheadoir, to Padraic Ó Flathearta, collected by Sean Mac GIollarnath and this copy transcribed by Peadar O Concheannainn for the College. It is noted that Padraic is from An gCladhuach, Doire an Fheidh (Casla). Stories include “Radire an Ghaisge”; “Liam Donn”; “An Bas”, “Mada ban na n-ocht gCor” and “Sir Landorson”. "

"Same. Stories include “Sean Brun agus Nora Dhuidin”; “An Scolaire Bocht”; “Distmuid agus an chat”; “An firinne agus an breag”; Sceal faoi fabhan fein (an scealadoir)”; “Scolaire bocht agus fedmeara”; “Sainnt bean lasgaire I mbearna”; “Droicead Luimnigh”; “Brian an mhradain Ghil”; “Sceal chuculainn”; “Triur Cloinne Uisne”; Ceathrar Ingean an Fheilmeara”; “Tarbh ban an tSleibhe”. "

"Nine stories told by Tomas Mac Con Iomaire and two stories told by Sean Mac Con Ri, collected by Sean Mac Giollarnath, transcibed by Peadar Ó Concheanainn. Tomas Mac Con Iomaire is from Coillin, Carna, Sean Mac Con Ri is from Leitir near Cloch na Ron. Tomas’ stories are “Croidhe is logan na Circe”; “Naeaoilre na mbeach”; “Cuchulainn”; “Donnmhac an Dothreabhaigh agus dubhmhac an ditr an bhoigh”; “Cu-mhac an Ghabha: “Muirchadh is Meannchar”; “Fear Mhuighinse”; “Seanfhear a d’fhag a phardrun sa Reilig” and “Grabaira beag Fhinn Mac Chumhaill”. Sean’s stories are “Seathran Chearallain” and “DiarmuidMac Donn” (Diarmuid is Grainne). "

Bound volumes containing stories collected by Sean Mac Giollarnath, transcribed by Peadar Ó Concheanainn from various people in the Carna area in 1931. These copies were placed with the Library at University College Galway at the time, a number also appear to have been forwarded to the Irish Folklore Commission [in Irish].

Scealta Fiannaiochta agus na Craoibhe Ruaidhe compiled by Pol Ó Longain; early 1800s.

Scealta Fiannaiochta, written by Micheal Browne [dated by watermark].

"Typescript copy of song beginning ""Scéala chualaigh Ruaraidh shuas a gcró na glaice"", from Con Mac Neilis."

"Handwritten rough draft of song beginning ""Scéal Púck agus a Butter Box""."

"Handwritten rough draft of song beginning ""Scéal Púck agus a Butter Box""."

Scéal Fíannaíochta (as Leabhar Leasa Móire?). Aistríuchán Bearla leis, Dubhghlas de hÍde a scriobh. Cóip-leabhar, 21cm.