File of manuscript field notebooks kept by Etienne Rynne. Each book contains drawings and sketches as well as descriptions of landmarks and archaeological excavations from around Ireland.

File of manuscript field notebooks kept by Etienne Rynne. Each book contains drawings and sketches as well as descriptions of landmarks and archaeological excavations from around Ireland.

File of manuscript field notebooks kept by Etienne Rynne. Each book contains drawings and sketches as well as descriptions of landmarks and archaeological excavations from around Ireland.

Seven field notebooks used in the making of the Aran maps.

The notebooks contain notes on Kilmurvey House, portraits, crests, O'Flaherty Cross, Congested District Board Reports, the chapel at Eochaill, Eoghanacht Monastery. One notebook dedicated to Inis Oírr, including sketches from Cill Ghobnait and Teampall Chaomháin. Generally the notebooks also contain excerpts of stories, drawings of carved stones, sketches of monuments, draft sketches of maps, references to historical maps and everyday notes including phone numbers, grocery shopping lists and calculations relating to the cost of printing maps.

Red hardback notebook for the 1st edition of the Burren map. Contains an indexing system that corresponds to the annotations Robinson has made on Ordnance Survey maps (see P120/3/2/1/1). The indexes include megalithic tombs, pre-historic forts and dolmens that correspond to T J Westropp's work, forts and dolmens not described by Westropp, peel towers, map sketches of towns, sketches of flora, sketches of carvings, and lists of cooking sites.

Box of index cards with 307 numbered cards, each assigned to a townland in the Burren. The cards begin in Ballyvaughan, and continue South ending up in Tulla. These cards are not as detailed as the placename index for the Aran Islands and Connemara (P120/1). Some of the cards contain summary information about a holy well or another feature Robinson wished to remember. The numbers do not correspond to the notebook.

Magazine for Feise Móire Ráth Chruachain, organised by the County Roscommon Committee of the Gaelic League. It includes articles on historic places in Roscommon and on Ráth Chruachain itself.

Programme for Feis Chille Manntáin, held in Rath Droma.

Two copies of the programme for Feis Cahir Mór, held in Tullow, County Carlow.