File relating to conference held on 1-3 March 1985, with manuscript notes by Etienne Rynne. Also includes manuscript index cards of notes regarding iron sage settlement in Ireland by Rynne.

File includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Faye Dale Browney, Programme Co-Ordinator of the Smithsonian Institute 'Campus on the Mall', Washington D.C. Includes manuscript and typescript letters regarding planning and topics for the lecture. Àlso MS letter from Aideen Rynne from Mary King with personal discussions ahead of visit to the United States.

File includes conference booklets from the Celtic Congress held in Paris, details of events, proceedings and speakers at the conference; a hardback notebook with manuscript notes by Etienne Rynne at the conference. Also includes issues of "An t-Oileanach" newsletter of the Islands Trust, sent to Rynne, being Vol.1 No. 5. 1991. Cover image includes image of Ian Paisley

Files of extensive correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Pat Musick, based at various address in the US and UK but mostly attached to Central School of art and Design, London. the letters detail and discuss lettering, inscriptions, and early Christian art and manuscript writing. includes many examples of lettering formats by Musick [and by Rynne]. Also handbills and flyers from exhibitions such as "From Penstroke to Print: An Exhibition of Irish Lettering" Central School of art and Design, London, 1980.

File 1 includes a manuscript speech, with accompanying note by Etienne Rynne, indicating that the speech was a template written by Etienne's father, Dr. Michael Rynne, in order to help Etienne perform better in a school debating competition. (no date).
Files 2-3 include annual publications, commemorative booklets, issues of Clongowes Life school magazine, 2007 - 2009, material relating to the class reunion of the 1950 class, taking place in 2011, and other items on the history of Clongowes.

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.

File of manuscript letters, mostly sent to Etienne Rynne from family members, including his mother and father. Also includes letters from Etienne to his Aunt Mamie, to his grandmother (Grakkie) and also from Etienne to his parents when he is travelling in Europe.

File includes original drawings and later printed copies of artwork for use on Christmas cards designed by Etienne Rynne.

Manuscript note cards by Etienne Rynne with written points outlining how he developed his interest in archaeology.

Files of assorted index cards, manuscript and typescript, some with drawings and illustrations, and some with attached contextual press cuttings and articles, regarding locations and place-names, folklore, local history, histories of archaeological objects, descriptions of objects, research on people and places and similar notes compiled by Etienne Rynne.

Cards are arranged by County (within Ireland) as per arrangement and structure by Rynne.
Card present for locations as follows, P133/5/15/1
(1) Co. Galway
(2) Dublin City and County
(3) Co. Cork
(4) Co. Mayo
(5) Co. Roscommon
(6) Co. Tipperary
(7) Co. Kildare
(8) Co. Meath
(9) Co. Offaly
(10) Co. Clare
(11) Co. Westmeath
(12) Co. Limerick
(13) Co. Waterford
(14) C. Wicklow
(15) Co. Wexford
(16) Co. Laois
(17) Co. Kilkenny
(18) Co. Louth
(19) Co. Leitrim / Co. Cavan
(20) Co. Down
(21) Co. Sligo
(22) Co. Donegal
(23) Co. Kerry
(24) Other Counties (Armagh, Antrim, Fermanagh, Carlow, Longford)
(25) Clonmacnoise
(26) The Aran Islands