Postcard advertising the publication, by M H Gill & Son, of a chart with the Irish lessons taught by the Christian Brothers.
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Circular letter and application form for the 1970 Irish Life Drama Award.
Copy of rules of entry for the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Award, 1974.
Letter and membership cards for Stephen J Barrett for the Kilmore Branch of the Irish National League. Founded in October 1882 by Charles Stewart Parnell it campaigned for Home Rule. It was the main base of support for the Irish Parliamentary Party in the 1880s, with over 1000 on the island. In 1890 it was subjected to the Parnellite Split, finally re-uniting in 1901 under John Redmond.
File of message passed through and via the Irish Red Cross Society of Ireland from Nathalie Radiesse (Rynne) to Michael Rynne.
Files relating to research on Iron axe heads by Etienne Rynne over a number of decades.
File 1: Includes black and white prints of iron axe heads found at Kilbeg, Co. Westmeath (Images from National Museum of Ireland); Article by Rynne entitled "Axe-head from Castillo de Aguilar, (Palencia) (With illustrations, 1960s); notes entitled "Irish Early Iron Axeheads" by Rynne; notes and drawings of iron axeheads and socketed axeheads held in museums such as the Museum of Antiquities, Scotland; Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva, Switzerland; Devizes Museum, Wiltshire; Zentral Museum, Mainz; Reading Museum, UK., Musée des Antiquities Nationales, St. Germaine-en-Laye, France, Museo Madrid; also sketch of axehead found near river Corrib, Galway; Also letters between Etienne Rynne and others such as William Manning, Dept of Archaeology, Cardiff; Oliver [ ], National Museum of Ireland, and other figures. (1970s).
File 2: Drawings and research notes on iron axeheads found at various international museums visiting by Rynne in 1957, such as the Hanau Museum, Germany; Ratisches Museum, Chur, Switzerland; Museum van Oudheden, Leiden, Holland; Histirisches Museum, Bern, Switzerland; National Museum of Scotland; Musée de Metz, France; Národní Museum, Prague, Sweizerisches Landesmuseum, Surich, Switzerland; Museum Frankfurt-am-Main; Reading Museum, UK, Salzburg Museum, Germany. Also includes black and white photographic print of axehead with note on reverse as being from [Ekenhead, North Belfast] Attached to drawings and notes of axehead found at Butler's Island, Portumna, Galway, 1975; Photograph and notes of axehead found at Bagnalstown, Co. Carlow; Photograph of iron axehead sent to Rynne from staff at Dumfries Burgh Museum, Scotland (1965); notes and drawinsg of axehead at Clonmore Castle; axehead found at Lough Neagh; and other sites and objects found in Ireland.
File 3: Includes finds record sheets and MS research notes regarding iron axeheads. Includes record card with drawing and finds information for axehead found at Tuam, Co. Galway; Also a file of record finds with olate illustrations and information for multiple axeheads found at Edenderry, Co. Offaly, [Co. Cavan], River Bann, Co. Antrim/Derry; Ballylough, Tullylish, Co. Down; Randalstown, Co. Antrim; Lough Beg Crannóg, Co. Antrim; Ballynahinch, Co. Down; Lough Oughter Crannóg, Co. Cavan; Glenariff, Co. Antrim, Trillick, Co. Fermanagh; Drumavaddy Lough, Co. Down; Ballyrolly, Co. Down;
File 4: Includes notes and drawings of iron axeheads, particularly Gallóglach/Gallowglass axes)from various (some unnamed) locations in Ireland; Letters between Etienne Rynne and staff at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, UK; The British Museum; William Manning, University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire; National Museum of antiquities, Scotland; A.E. Truckell, Dumfries Burgh Museum, Scotland, discussing 10th-13th Century axe heads, 1964-65, with attached photograph of 11th century axehead from Dumfries; Notes and drawings of assorted axeheads, as examples, from Killybegs, Co. Donegal; St. Canice's Cathedral; Ennis, Co. Clare; Roscommon Abbey.
File 5: Assorted published and typescript offprints of articles and books which relate to the history and archaeology of iron axe heads in Ireland and internationally. Many signed and sent to Rynne, utilised by Rynne within his research on the subject.
MS document being a statement, written in Kevin Boyle's hand, discussing divisions with the People's Democracy.
File relating to a visit made to the Isle of Man by Etienne Rynne in 1980 (and 1977). Includes letters and ephemera from a visit to the Isle of Man in 1980 (likely to attend a wedding, invitation enclosed) but which also includes other items such as a postcard with illustrated Manx Christmas greeting with attached card of information; a printed Manx calendar for 1977 with archaeological images included; a flyer for the Manx Museum; a letter from Etienne Rynne to the Speaker, House of Keys, Government Buildings, Douglas, Isle of Man, 17 Aug 1980, stating this was Rynne's "seventh or eighth visit" to Isle of Man and arguing for saving and restoration of the Iron Market Hall on North Quay, Douglas. Also letters to Rynne from Jan [ ] discussing visit and holiday plans.
File 2 includes assorted research notes and materials by Etienne Rynne and relating to the Isle of Man. Includes text of paper, "The Neolithic in the Isle of Man" by Rynne; assorted printed and annotated maps of Isle of Man with megalithic and Mesolithic sites marked; copy map entitled "Books Relevant to the UCG Extra-Mural Course: The Isle of Man - Its Irish and Viking Heritage", and other materials related to that course. Also text of paper relating to "The Catholic Church at Rawley".
Black and white photographic prints of various Manx high crosses, taken by Donal Taheny and sent to Etienne Rynne.