"Copy of review of ""De Reir na Ruibricí"" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc at An Damer. Review done by Dominic O'Riordan for ""The Irish Times""."

"Letters from Nuala Ní Chaolaidhe, Rúnaí an Damer, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Cnoc an Eanaigh, Co. Chill Mantáin, seeking permission to stage ""De Réir na Rúbricí"" at the Damer with Brian Mac Lochlainn as producer [in Irish]."

"Letter from Seán Stafford, Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, asking for a copy of ""De Réir na Rúbricí"" if he had it, and asking how the current work is going. He also lets him know of a Cork company interested in doing Irish language plays [in Irish]."

Copy of [Ancillary] Deed between Thomas O Connor Donelan of Sylane and [ ]sher? Esq., relating to lands in Jockey [Hall]. [Very fragile, has suffered from mould, hydrolysis and so biological damage].

Draft of deed of lease between Thomas O'Conor Donelan of Sylane of the first part, his wife Elizabeth of the second part, and William Joseph Burke of Ower of the third part. Gives the details of the marriage settlement between Thomas O'Conor Donelan and Elizabeth Burke in 1851, under which the lands of Bushfield, otherwise Gortneskehy, would be used by Thomas O'Conor Donelan during his life and then revert to the heirs of William Joseph Burke. Under the Encumbered Estates Court the lands were demised onto the heirs of Marcia Burke by Thomas O'Conor Donelan.

Deed of assignment between Richard Rawson of Nassau St., Dublin, and Mary Anne Ferrall, his niece. He grants her the judgement which he obtained against Dermott Donelan in 1808.

Fair copy of deed of assignment of four judgements against Dermott Donelan, Ann Melville, otherwise O'Connor, Thomas Donelan and Mable his wife, all of Woodquay, of the first part, Alicia and Margaret Donelan, daughters of Thomas and Mable and nieces of Ann, of the second part. It follows the marriage settlement of Dermott O'Connor of Beagh, County Galway and Mable O'Fflyn, daughter of Edmond of Surlagh, County Galway in 1737. It recites four judgements obtained from the King's Bench in the eighteenth century against Dermott Donelan which are demised onto Alicia and Margaret Donelan.

Deed of lease between Anne Melville, widow, and Dermot Donelan of Sylane of the first part, and Thomas Milet, Patrick Milet, Mark Roche, Charles McDonnell, James Linnane, William Donough, John Cahill, John Finegan Jnr. and Martin Finegan, all of Woodquay. It grants them 72 acres of the lands of Woodquay as drawn up by Michael Doyle, Land Surveyor. To hold for the life of Patrick Kelly, Shopkeeper, Tuam, or for twenty-two years at £1.6.0 per acre per annum. Also ink and paper sketch of the holdings of Thomas Milet and partners, Thomas Hynes and partners, and the gardens and plots for the village of Woodquay.

Lease between Anne Melville, widow, of Woodquay, and Dermot Donelan of Silane of the first part, and Thomas Hynes, John Reilly, John Finegan snr, Michael Boyle, Thomas Kenney, Patrick Donoghoe, John Killawore and John Moran, all of Woodquay, farmers.
They are granted the 62 acres as outlined by Michael Doyle, Surveyor, at £1.6.0 per acre per annum, for the natural life of Patrick Kelly of Tuam, shopkeeper, or twenty-two years.

Deed of lease between Dermot Donelan of Silane of the first part, and Thomas O'Conor Donelan of Silane, of the second part, granting the lands of Beaghroe. To hold for the natural life of Dermot Donelan at £30 per annum.