Romantic tales in Irish and a maledictory verse in English on Oliver Cromwell. Scribe: Peadar Ó Gealscan.
Peadar Uí GealacáinRomantic tales in Irish with some other matter. Scribe: Cornelius O’Maley, Clarefield, County Clare, 1815.
Cornelius O’MaleyFile includes a bibliography of sources created by Rynne relating to Romans in Ireland; some class papers from courses taught in the topic by Rynne, sample student essays, press cutting of stories regarding Romans in Ireland; programme flyer from a conference "Ireland and the Roman World", Sep 1997, Dublin.
Sepia and black and white photographs with close detail of Romanesque features of doorway at Clonfert Cathedral, Co. Galway.
Sepia image of carved door frame around Romanesque church, Italy.
Typescript titled "Romance at Sea" by M.T. Rynne (23pp). Minor edits in black pen throughout. About a couple named Mary Ann and David who fall in love on a cruise. Folded.
File of postcards from museum in Napoli, Italy, featuring images of mosaics and of Pompeii. One postcard written to Etienne Rynne from "[ ] and Phillip".
Also includes postcards with black and white images from assorted London museums featuring images of Roman settlement and objects in London.
Assorted postcards with black and white images of Roman sites and finds at European locations. Includes postcards written from Luxembourg and from Spain by Etienne Rynne and sent to his brother Cormac, 1957.
Printed flyer from production of "Roman Fever" by Hugh Leonard after Edith Wharton and directed by Michael James Ford. Staged at the Bewley's Cafe Theatre
File includes research materials related to stone and carved stone figures from Greece and Rome. Includes notes and drawings made by Etienne Rynne made at Museums in Bologna (of a bronze Etruscan figurine); same of an object in Leiden, Netherlands; Correspondence between Rynne and the Director of the Museo Civico di Bologna, Italy, discussing the bronze figure