Coloured inks and paper map of the lands of Thomas O'Conor Donelan held by James Sheehan in the townland of Cuilmore bear Peterswell, containing 53a. 2r. 18p. It gives the sub-tenants as Lyons, Rev. Grealy, Fenaghty and Quin. It also shows houses as well as the Post Office, barrack and school in Peterswell, as well as the newly constructed drain.

Pen and paper map of the lands of Beagh with one allotment of 15a. 4r. and 12p. held by D. O'Connor. Neighbours include Michael and D. Higgins and Anthony Connors. It notes denominations as well as disputed territory on the map. There is an estimated total of 67 acres. Drawn by Peter Mainery for a dispute between Anthony Connors and Michael Higgins.

Copy of a letter from Robinson to Brendan Barrington of Penguin Ireland giving instructions for the map to be included in 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom', he includes mockup sheets with the correspondence.

There are also some handwritten note pages relating to the book's index.

A4 handwritten notes by Boyle regarding democracy, human rights and a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland.

Manuscript notes on the publication by Kevin Boyle and David Beetham as part of drafting the book.

A4 manuscript notebook written by Prof. Kevin Boyle and documenting research and thoughts by Boyle on a number of European and global Human Rights issues. Headings of topics include: manifestations of religion or belief, abolition of death penalty, capital punishment, The Islamic decline, the events of 12 months ago - the collapse of the [east], European Court of Human Rights - Claudia [Timenz] - Margin of appreciation; Nigel Rodley, Gross Violation; Seminar paper, the Interamerican convention and the ECHR.

Manuscript Music Book containing musical annotations for some tunes, including "Let Erin Remember" etc. Possibly for drummers with the Dalkey Pipe Band.

Manuscript map of the floor plan and external grounds of the Barracks at Cootehall, drawn by John McGahern.

Manuscript loose leaf pages numbered 3 and 4 (2pp). Features a conversation between Dr. Pugh and Miss Mc Erlean discussing Miss Mc Erlean's tonsils.