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Two index cards relating to the townland of Clareville.

Typed transcript of a letter written in 1882 from John Clare and his wife in Imogen, Iowa to their niece in Belfast, encouraging her to come join them in America. The transcript also includes a note regarding another letter written by James A. Wisnom in Iowa in 1953.

Transcripts and reproductions of three letters sent from John Clarke in Stonepark, County Fermanagh to his brothers in America between 1868 and 1875.

Materials pertaining to 9 letters sent between Stewartstown, County Tyrone and Philadelphia between 1785 and 1848 either by or to members of the Weir/Robinson family, a Presbyterian family from Stewartstown of which many emigrated to Philadelphia. Correspondents outside the family include Rev. Thomas Clark, a Presbyterian minister who was imprisoned in Ireland and who subsequently led his congregation from County Monaghan to America, settling in what became Washington County, New York, and in South Carolina. Also included are biographical notes on the correspondents and some background research on Scots-Irish emigration.

Clárú ar ‘lámh-sgríbhinn Ui Chonchobhair Dhoinn’, dreacht agus cóip ghlan, le Dubhghlas de hÍde (agus Eleanor Knott?) 3 cóip-leabhair agus c.300 duilleóg, 21cm.

Class photograph from Castleknock College, including Bailey.

Classification of Schools for Monitoring Purposes, Religious Equality of Opportunity in Employment, Department of Economic Development, 37pp.

Claudio Ferrarini and Claudio Piastra. Copy TS letters from Madeleine Flanagan, Hon. Secretary of Music for Galway, to Stephen Johnson, Jurys Inn, Galway Re. accommodation for the musicians. (2 Oct, 15 Nov 1993)

"Handwritten rough draft of song(number 47), verses from Roise and Brigid, ""Cleamhnas a daill""."