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Press cutting from [ The Irish Times ] (author unnamed) entitled 'Compromise is needed to end conflict, says Adams'.

French-language verbatim record of the hearing in the case of Nebahat Akkoç v. Turkey held in the European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg, 20 June 2000, as published by the Court.

Papers relating to an Order in [HM's] Council, dated 15 August 1890, concerning the compulsory retirement of civil servants at the age of 65, which was challenged by the Corporate Body of QCG in 1895 over the retirement of the President, Sir Thomas Moffett. The Lord Chancellor decided that the Order in Council of August 1890 did not apply to the Queen's Colleges. Further provision was made as to retirement, which was again challenged by QCG. The Corporate Body argued that they held office at the Sovereign's pleasure, while Dublin Castle argued that as they came under the pension scheme they were part of the permanent civil service. QCG eventually ceased to object. These two documents were entitled '65 Rule' and '1898 Tenure of Office' by Professor Senier.

8 colour photographs printed on computer paper, including 4 photographs of items found at archaeological site and four personal photographs of the Casey family.

Computer print out of the front cover of ' By The Lake' (The American version of ' That They May Face The Rising Sun' .)

Computer print-out from The Galway Advertiser, regarding the Mephisto Theatre Company production of Thomas Kilroy's play Dreaming House, 4 June 2011 at the National University of Ireland, Galway, directed by Tara McKevitt and starring Seamus O'Donnell, John O'Dowd.

Typescript certificate stating that Mary Rynne is the owner of five thousand shares of stock in Comstock Mining Co., Limited. Dated 15 December 1910.

Reproductions and transcripts of five letters sent between 1822 and 1836 by or to members of the Comyn family, who lived a few miles north of Kilkee, County Clare. Four of the letters are sent by Thomas Comyn, who settled in western New York; all five of the letters are sent to his brother James in Kilkee (the fifth letter informs James of Thomas' passing). Also included is correspondence sent in 1978 from the Diocese of Killaloe discussing and forwarding the letters.

Colour photograph taken in Castleisland of Con Curtin and Joe Burke.

Colour photograph of Con Curtin (fiddler) of Brosna, Co Kerry and Chelsea, and Joe Burke.