Manuscript text of lecture by Etienne Rynne, "Need of Irish Medieval Archaeology" - NOTE this item is highly brittle and damaged. Extremely Fragile.

File of MS and TS teaching materials, such as lecture notes and scripts, research notes and other such material used and written by Kevin Boyle for teaching at University of Southern Maine, with module headings including International Human Rights Law and also Constitutional Law. Material is written in 'University of Southern Maine' branded A4 notepads with loose leaves inserted.

File containing notes and copy of lecture on Edward Bunting, delivered to the Swords Branch of the I.C.A. by Col. Éamon de Buitléar.

Manuscript text of lecture written by Kevin Boyle entitled "Lecture on Northern Ireland Constitution". Also includes research documents used in drafting the essay.

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 of records relating to a lecture tour in the United States by Etienne Rynne. File includes itineraries and travel schedules, texts and outlines of lectures by Rynne, including "Celtic Art in Pagan Ireland". Includes correspondence between Rynne and various host universities and institutions. Includes letters with Salve Regina College, Newport Rhode Island; Dr. Eoin McKiernan, President, Irish-American Cultural Institute, Saint Paul, Minnesota; (also re. arranging a journal publication exchange between "Éire-Ireland" with "North Munster Antiquarian Journal"; Mr. Michael J. Donohue, Holyoke, Mass., Judge and Mrs Henry O'Brien, Pittsburgh; Mairéad Ní Dhonnacha (UCD, Dublin); [Will] Kearns, Westchester. Also includes biographies of Rynne. Lecture venues include Omaha, St. Paul, Pittsburgh, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

File 2 includes flyers and programmes from lectures given by Rynne on this tour, programmed as part of 'Irish Fortnight' at various institutions, including Fordham University; various press cuttings from American newspapers with interviews with Rynne, and coverage of his lectures.

A set of index cards outlining some of the local features of the townland of Lee, [Na Lí]. Included are descriptions of Smuilc (a peak in the area), Mám na Lí, Taobh Dubh, Sruthán na Lí, the story Pádraig na mBan (a local man who took in destitute women and children), Log Taobh an Fhioruisce, Leic na bhFaol, An Cnocán Glas, Log na Groí, Aill an Phréacháin, Bearna an Mhaide, and Log Taobh Bán. Local man Tomás Ó'Catháin, and a Mr. Walsh are credited by Robinson as being some local sources of information for this townland.

A set of index cards outlining some of the local features of the townland of Leenaun, [An Líonán]. Included are descriptions of Poll na bPortán, Cor na hAille, Leenane Hotel (formerly Inn), Eas Mór, An tIomaire Rua, Líonán, Iomaire an Líonáin, Loigín, Coirí Dubh, Leacan, Baile Ard, Leac Dearg, Meall Dubh, Megaliths, Meall Dubh, Leenaun Hill, Briseadh Mór, Barr na Coille, Béal na Coille, Leenaun, Doire Shíorda, Killary Harbour, Eas Dubh, a note on the Killary Fish Farming Shellfish Training Programme, Killary Lodge, King's Pier, and Leacht Uí Fathacháin. A letter from Mike Gibbons in 1989, Richard King of Leenane, John Coyne, and M. O'Toole are credited by Robinson as giving some of the information for this townland.

Records of legal cases that challenged the constitutionality and issues of rights for homosexual men and women in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Legal papers relating to the Stock Family