A collection of prayers, religious poems and other religious matter. Scribe: John MacMahon, Deer Island, 1824; (Thomas Mac Mahon?); Micheál Piócoid, 1817.
John MacMahonA collection of prayers and religious poetry, mainly by Tadhg Gaelach Ó Suilleabháin. Scribe: Seaghan Mathfhamhna, 1811.
Tadhg Gaelach Ó SuilleabháinA collection of religious prose and verse in Irish, c.600pp. Scribe (Riobard Mhac Dhubhfhir, 1799?).
Riobard Mhac DhubhfhirCollection of Serbo-Croatian poems by various authors.
A Composite volume. A collection of tales in Irish. Scribes include Tomás Ó Conchubhair, 1821 (1841?), Peadar Ó Gealacháin, Moynalty, County Meath, 1844.
Tomás Ó ConchubhairMac an Bheatha sporadically collected published items of interest from the press as well as pamphlets. The main themes are the Irish language and its treatment by the government, Irish history, and trade unionism. One stray monograph publication is contained in the series.
Clipping of article, 'Collective Farming: Experiment Boldly, Says Commissioner', from the 30 March 1942 issue of the Irish Independent. The article covers the lecture given by P.J. Meghan, County Commissioner, Clonmel, 'The Church and the Ideal of Life Upon the Land', at Catholic Social Week in Tipperary the previous evening, as well as the talk of lecture chair Very Reverend V.J. Dinan of Rockwell College.