Carbon copy of a handwritten letter from Robinson to Etienne Rynne on the subject of local antiquities in Clare being stolen and sold. (31 Aug 1984) 1p;

Correspondence between Paul Walsh of the Archaeological Branch of the Ordnance Survey and Tim Robinson. Walsh writes seeking information from Robinson on possible pre-historic burial structures on Slieve Carran, and encloses a photocopied article by the Burren Wildlife Foundation. Copy reply from Robinson who has found a reference to these structures in his diary from 1976. Two local sources believed them to be 19th century enclosures for storing cow dung. Letter from Walsh enclosing an offprint of an article he wrote with Carleton Jones a 'Recent Discoveries on Roughaun Hill, county Clare'. Also encloses a photocopied composite map of the Parnabinnia area with monuments marked on it, and a newspaper clipping. (17 Jul 1997-21 Jan 1999) 11pp and 1 item;

Cover note from John Waddell to Tim Robinson enclosing a photocopied article on Curracghtarsna (undated ) 3pp;

Correspondence between Br Seán Mac Namara and Robinson on the subject of plants of the Burren, a reply from Robinson discusses the yellow poppy. (7 Jan 1976-7 Feb 1977) 4pp;

Letter from Maura [Scannell] to Robinson enclosing a photocopy of a list of plants from Ballyvaughan Botanic Gardens, put together by P B O'Kelly (15 Jun 1978) 2pp;

Handwritten postcard from David A Webb to Robinson concerning the specimen of a garden hybrid plant (postmark 19 May 1981) 1p;

Postcard and letter from Charles Nelson to Robinson seeking information on Patrick Bernard O'Kelly (1852-1937), a Botanist who ran a garden nursery at Ballyvaughan (2 Dec 1988-c1990) see P120/3/2/3/5/3 for an article by Nelson on the subject 3pp;

Correspondence between Oliver Lloyd of the University of Bristol Speleological Society and Robinson. Lloyd is writing a paper, and wishes to be consistent in the language of his placenames, so he seeks verification on the correct English spellings of Cathair, Mhaol and Bheag. Carbon copy of a detailed reply from Robinson explaining his approach is contrary to the anglicisation of Irish placenames. Subsequent correspondence discusses the Irish Whitebeam.

Correspondence with LEADER contact in Department of Agriculture and Food; forms for the LEADER project; letters to development officers.

Correspondence dealing with financial aspects of Muintir na Tire´s work

File of postcards, with images from a number of international locations, with manuscript correspondence sent to Macnas team members from friends and colleagues of Macnas team members.

File of MS and TS letters from Rev. Daniel Lyons, S.J. at University of Seattle, to Michael Rynne. Includes TS carbon copy of document, a resolution "Ireland as 51st Sovereign State" (of the United States), which Lyons adds was passed "unanimously by the House of Representatives in the State of Washington". Also includes a TS copy of letter outlining plans for the Resolution sent by Lyons to "twelve Irish Newspapers - Every newspaper in Southern Ireland."

Series of letters from Henry F. Stock from various family members as well as friends and acquaintances.

File of manuscript and typescript letters both to and from Michael Rynne in his capacity of Irish Ambassador to Spain. Letters are between Rynne and Sean Murphy, Secretary, Department of External Affairs, Dublin (Discussing his previous appointment of Legal Advisory at the Department and detailed discussion around the terms of his appointment as well as of Rynne's work within the Department in terms of Irish international relations. ([2] Jun 1955); Sean T. Ó Ceallaigh, President of Ireland, 12 Dec 1956); Eamon De Valera, Dáil Éireann, thanking Rynne on the sympathies expressed at the passing of Kathleen O'Connell. De Valera pays special tribute to the role played by O'Connell and the role she played in Irish history (20 Apr 1956); Letter to Rynne informing him that the Government has nominated him as Ambassador to Canada (30 Jun 1956); Letter from Rynne to Liam Cosgrave, T.D., Minister for External Affairs, turning down Cosgrave's offer of a move to Ottawa, a post of importance to Ireland'" (4 Jul 1956); and other letters between Murphy and Rynne discussing Irish international affairs.

File of manuscript and typescript letters both to and from Michael Rynne in his capacity of Irish Ambassador to Spain. Letters largely between Michael Rynne and Con Cremin of the Department of External Affairs, Dublin. The letters discuss the structure, work and roles of the Department and its various positions; Letter from Sean T. Ó Ceallaigh, President of Ireland, Dec 1957; Letters between Rynne and William E. Kerrish, regarding his speaking engagements entitled "Religion in Action in an Atomic Age", an address for parish societies, clubs, forums and fraternal organizations (Nov 1957); Letters between Rynne and Dr. Paul O'Higgins, Cambridge University regarding international law. (1958)