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

"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]."

Research and correspondence, particularly between Kerby A. Miller and co-author Ellen Skerrett, for 'Walking Backward to Heaven? Edmond Ronayne's Pilgrimage in Famine Ireland and Gilded Age America' (see P155/15/9/2). Includes: copies of newspaper clippings; copies of a birth certificate and other records related to Ronayne family members; photocopied sections of Chicago City Directories; census research; maps of areas in Chicago; a photocopied issue of The Fenian and Irish National Fair Gazette 1, no. 2 (12 March 1864); photocopies of secondary research sources on Chicago; and Miller's correspondence with co-author Skerrett, colleagues and researchers.

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.

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

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

Paper read by Fr. Harry Bohan at the conference to launch a national federation of co-operatives and community groups. Includes rules of an unincorporated body and articles on Fr. Harry Bohan.

12 images on negative and contact sheets.

Photographs taken of the sky, and of a farm.

Portrait of Cóil Learaí Feeney, taking a rest from building a stone wall. He trained as a horticulturist, and is a part time writer, dramatist and actor.

"Handwritten draft of song entitled ""Coileach Eadhmoinn Uí Bhaoghaill"", including from Bella Boner, Ceídeadh; from Mrs. Brickely; from William O'Donnell; from Seaghan O Laighain. Ó Máille 270, index 23."

15 images on negative and contact sheets.

Portrait of Coilín Hernon, crew of Aran lifeboat, standing next to some barrels by the water.

Family photographs with Miriam Allen and Marcus Quinn.

Self-portrait of Bob Quinn.