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Four-page letter from Sean T O'Kelly to Prof Walsh, outlining his high opinion of the American Commission of Irish Independence during the 1919 talks.

The documents are largely comprised of newspaper cuttings and printed papers concerning the renumeration and retirement of professors, a row over clinical teaching at the Galway Infirmary and the establishment of the Galway Hospital in 1892, the submissions of professors to the Royal Commission on University Education 1901-1903 and the lead up to the Irish Universities Act of 1908. Also included is a collection of copies of statutes for NUI, UCC, UCG and QUB, dated 1909. The collection is comprised of approximately 100 items and has been arranged in eight sections relating to subject matter. All the documents are stamped 'A Senier'.

Set of articles, pamphlets and catalogues relating to libraries and archives collected by Alf MacLochlainn through the years.

Correspondence of Prof. Hayes-McCoy relating to his post as Professor of History at UCG. Includes typescript copy of his thesis "Scottish Mercenary Forces in Ireland, 1565-1603. Correspondence deals mainly with departmental matters.

Forms completed and other research material associated with the running of the Dialect Survey of Ireland at UCG, initially by Dr. Henry and then by Dr. Moylan.

Statistics, papers and lecture-notes relating to the work of Prof. Meehan of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, UCHG.

Colour photograph of Mons. Padraig de Brun in later life.

Set of transcripts, recordings and ancillary material gathered by students during participation in Oral History Project course, run in the Department of History by Dr. Catriona Clear.

Photocopy of notices of papers presented by Professor Storey (Professor of National Philosophy, Queen's College Galway, 1853-7), relating to telescopes and 'Grove's Battery'.

Material relating to the teaching, research and administrative work of Prof. Sean Lavelle, Dept of Experimental Medicine, UCG. Includes a lot of material relating to the use of computers in medical decision making.