File includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and groups such as the Office of Public Works (National Monuments Branch); The International Commission for Maritime History (Irish Committee), 1992, along with their notes/minutes from preliminary meeting in Dublin, 22 Mar 1981 and notes from proceedings of meeting of committee 28-29 Nov 1981; Views published by the National Museum concerning Underwater Cultural Heritage; Press coverage and typescript report on the Spanish Armada Quatercentenary, 1988, regarding the exploration and recovering of the wrecks of the Spanish Armada off the west coast of Ireland.
Handwritten draft of undertaking, in both Irish and English, for people to take in respect to the aims of An Cumainn Moibhi (The Parent's League) seeking to put Irish language and history in the schools.
Undertaking by Thomas Hynes and John Collins to abide by the decision of the arbitrator when it comes to the redivision of lands around the village of Woodquay.
Proposal of Patrick Newel to farm the grass off the farm in Woodquay for a year at £38.
Undertaking by Catherine Conners (mark replacing signature) to act as caretaker for C.A. Ryan Esq., Ballymackeogh, at the same estate where her late husband formerly occupied this position. Witness John Finch. Referring to [Acts of Parliament] Victoria 23, 24, chapter 154; late 19th century. [On notarial paper, but date left blank.]
A4 bound volume with extensive research notes and writing by Etienne Rynne. Notes relate to Rynne's studies in archaeology. The volume includes many illustrations and drawings, black and white photographs of heritage sites, landmarks and archaeological objects, such as portal dolmens in Co. Waterford and Co. Louth, Bronze-age burial mounds in Firhouse, Co. Dublin, high cross and tower at Monasterboice, Co. Louth (with group picture in which Etienne is present). Numerous other sites included.
Press cutting from The Sunday Times by Peter Taylor entitled 'Undercover peace', incorporating interviews with Michael Oatley and the search for his MI6-successor.
VHS copy of RTÉ broadcast of "Undercover: John McGahern".
Undated letters received by the N.I.C.R.A. but thought to be between 1969 and 1977. Includes a document to be forwarded to D. Cassin, Armagh and labelled "Armagh Fines" and are relating to fines imposed relating to case of Niall Valley; from Michael Emmerson, Belfast, to Kevin Boyle regarding his new company Anglo-Irish Productions and other correspondents. Also a letter from unknown sender but address being Highbury, London, talking personally and friendly to Kevin Boyle and discussing Boyle's role and decision to leave the C.R.A. and also mentions he (the author) will be coming to Northern Ireland and lists a number of other international peace workers who will be coming with him to work on peace and Civil Rights in Northern Ireland.