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Co. Sligo
P/P133/5/2/4 · Item · [198-]-[199-]
Part of Personal

Files relating to excavation sites in Co. Sligo.

Co. Tipperary
P/P133/5/2/8 · Item · [197-]-[199-]
Part of Personal

Files relating to archaeological sites and research in and relating to Co. Tipperary by Etienne Rynne and others.

Co. Waterford
P/P133/5/2/9 · Series · 1967-1983
Part of Personal

File relating to excavations on sites in Co. Waterford.

Co. Wexford
P/P133/5/2/19 · Item · [196-]-[199-]
Part of Personal

File includes manuscript research notes made by Etienne Rynne regarding the Ballyhadden Hoard, Co. Wexford. Also includes assorted published related articles utilised in research on the hoard and objects by Rynne.

Coade Stone
P/P133/5/3/69 · Item · 1974-1976
Part of Personal

File relating to Coade Stone - research material, articles and materials relating to Coade's stone, of co. Mayo.

Coady Institute
P/P134/12/5/3/1 · Item · 1966
Part of Personal

Training material and notes of Pat Doyle from attending training at the Coady Institute Summer School.

UGA G/G22/1/1/1/11 · Item · [1943]
Part of Irish Language

"File containing early typescript copy of story entitled ""Coal - Blakes will take it from you"" by Bartley Conneely of Ros a'mhil [in Irish and English]."

P/P133/5/2/1/3 · Item · 1984
Part of Personal

File includes site visit reports compiled by Etienne Rynne with detail on the 'Coffee House' of Lisdonagh House, Headford, Co. Galway. Includes copy of excerpt of site-map; black and white photographs of the site (a structure on a small island) taken by Rynne.

P/P134/2/20/5 · Item · 15/08/1979-28/05/1982
Part of Personal

Correspondence file with Coffey, Gubbins & Co regarding the auditing of the Muintir na Tíre accounts.

P/P134/2/20/4 · Item · 17/06/1970-22/04/1983
Part of Personal

Correspondence by P. Oliver Coffey enclosing correspondence received from Muintir na Tíre since 1970 regarding the accounts; includes information on the fundraising walk for St Luke’s