Black and white photographs of unidentified photographs of assorted heritage sites and archaeological objects and sites around Ireland. Many include objects held by the National Museum of Ireland.
Files of colour and also black and white photographic prints from works, events, rehearsals and workshops held by Macnas throughout its existence, primarily 1990s and 2000s.
Unidentified fragments, most consist of less than half a page of text which is impossible to relate to anything published by John McGahern, also includes two lists of page references which cannot be related to anything else in the collection.
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Copy letter from [ ] to Siobhán McKenna thanking herself and Denis for their hospitality, discussing the arrangements to bring actors over and giving a proposed itinerary. Includes references from Joseph Sullivan, President General of the American Irish Historical Society, and John Moore, Ambassador of America to Ireland {19 September 1973). Also letter from Joseph Sullivan, New York, saying that he was delighted to hear from Ambassador Moore that she would be their guest of honour, discussing arrangements (24 September 1973).
Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Ungwee, [Iong Gaoithe]. Several different spellings and versions of the names are included in the Field Name Books, including Iongaid, Ungbuide, Ongbuide yellow hill. Cards are devoted to features including pre-bog walls (no further information on this card), Lough Naguroge (Loch na n-guiróg). Mike Gibbons credited with providing some of the information.
Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Ungwee, [Iong Gaoithe]. Several different spellings and versions of the names are included in the Field Name Books, including Iongaid, Ungbuide, Ongbuide yellow hill. Cards are devoted to features including pre-bog walls (no further information on this card), Lough Naguroge (Loch na n-guiróg). Mike Gibbons credited with providing some of the information.
Robinson,Tim,Gibbons,Mike