This contains files of interviews conducted with Thomas Kilroy; essays (some in draft form) by academics, including Gerard Dawe, Anthony Roche, Thiérry Dubost; and press cuttings with articles regarding Thomas Kilroy and his oeuvre.
4 aerial photographs of a promontory fort ruin in Crobally Lower townland northeast of Ardmore, County Waterford.
Bound volume containing observations, memoranda and accounts connected with Lord Crofton's estate in County Roscommon, by his agent John Carson. Memoranda cover the appointment of tenants, and the cutting of turf at Irmam. Accounts give details of receipts and expenditures. Rent comes from the townlands of Ballymurry, Ballinree, Corbally, Caleenbag, Carnamadda, Moneymore etc. He resolves a dispute over right of way between the Gatelys and Paul Keeffe and partners at Kilmury (20 Apr 1834) as well as copy leases to tenants. Also rent-roll and other particulars of part of the Ephin estates of Viscount Lorton agreed to be exchanged for certain estates of Lord Crofton in 1838 (pp 83 - 105). Also copy lease dated 1864 between John Carson of Egryn Abbey in the County of Merionethshire and the Rev. George Read Adam, of St. Mary's, Kilburn in the County of Middlesex. He allows Carson to mine and quarry on his lands at Egryn, within the parishes of Clanabar and Llanddwywe (pp 140 - 55). Partial index to tenants' names at the front of the volume.
Black and white photograph featuring Croke Park groundsman Con O'Leary, a native of West Cork, making preparations for the All-Ireland Hurling Final.
This series documents the Crookenden and Casey estates in Co. Cavan. The series has been divided into three sub-subseries which include legal documents, land purchase proposals/ agreements and correspondences. All material has been arranged chronologically within its sub-subseries.
Cropped and enlarged version of T13/B/125
Black and white photographic print of the Cross of Cong, from front, rear and shot of close-up detail of right arm, front, of cross.