Overview list of the following features of the townland of Inis Oírr [Inisheer], beginning with the letter T.

Tobar na Linne, Tobar na Leice, Tracht Each, Trách Míl, Teach Smith, Tobar na Bróige, An Turlach, Teampall Chaomháin, Teampall Cholmain, Tobar an Asail, An Tuar, Tobar Éinne, Trá (or Trácht) Caorach.

Johnny Ó'Donncha, Dara Ó'Conaola, Pádraic Griofa, and J. F. Ó'Catháin are credited as being local sources of information.

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Eochaill [Oghil], beginning with the letter T.

Tobar an Bhradáin, Tobar na Ceártan, Tobar Fiorit (approximate sound), Tobar na nAdharc, Tobar Mór, Tóin le Gaoith, Teampaill Chiaráin, Tobar an Ghleanna, Tobar na gCaorach, Tobar na Locha, Tobar an Chilinn, Tobar Phádraic Shíomóin, Teampall Assurnuidhe, Teampall Asurnaí, Na Toibhreacha, Tobar na Lorgan, Tobar Labhrais, Tobhar Mhicky, Trá na Lugaí and Túr Máirtín. Johnny 'Toine' Póil of Baile na Creige, Dara Mullen, Alice Powell, Seán Póil, G. Conneely and MK are credited as being local sources of information.

Sympathy card from E Boyle

Survey of small wooded plantation by James Burke for Thomas Donelan, at the new place at Gannons, containing Oa. Ir. 32p.

File contains a list of all guilds in Munster and the years they are active between 1941 and 1956. Included is a list of all dioceses with parishes and name of church area. No information on guilds is filled in.

Correspondence kept by the Language Freedom Movement with supporters of Irish language restoration. Topics discussed include whether 'Irish' or 'Gaelic' is the more accurate term, legal correspondence in the aftermath of the Mansion House meeting of 21 September 1966, correspondence with prominent members of the language restoration movement on the possibility of arranging a public debate, letters written to various newspapers in response to articles written on education.

Original costume designs for summer parade in Callan, Co. Kilkenny. Characters are named as River Maids, Ribbon Dancers, Minnows, and Cave Dancers. Manuscript planning notes for the production of the parade also included.
Possibly unrelated item included is a white A4 card, with [Japanese] manuscript text and artwork designed and pasted onto the card.

Copy of summary of evidence of Witness A and Witness B, members of the Auxiliaries who raided the Gaelic League premises and found the gun and ammunition. They also give evidence that they arrested Stephen Barrett the following day. Evidence given in Mountjoy Jail before the accused.

Summarised reports of Guilds AGMs for publication in Rural Ireland

Typed drafts of each of the chapters in Part 3 of 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom', with some handwritten pencil notes in Tim Robinson's handwriting, and occasional post-its annotate the text. There is pagination which indicates this is a close to final draft.