Overview list of the following features of the townland of Cill Éinne [Killeany], beginning with the letter P.

Poll an Bhrandoinm Poll an tSéideáin, Poll Sleamhain, Poll na Feamainne, Poll Talún, Poll na Storc, An Poll Mór, Poll an Dóilín, Poll na Scailpe, Poll Leathan, Poll Dorcha, Pointe Neide, Poll Thoir an Dúin, Poll Thiar an Dúin, Poll na Rostaí Buí, Poll na gCarrachán, Poll an Bhranda, Poll Sheáin, An Pointe Beag, Poll na dTarbh, Poll an Bhinn Ghairbe (Robinson has a ? after the word 'Bhinn'. He notes it is West of Leic Uí Ghoill), Port Daibhche, Poll na Marbh, Poll Dick, An Plancair, Poll na gCurrachaí, Poll na Marbh (where the bodies of 9 murdered Connemara men were secretly buried. There is some evidence which connects it with the 16th century battle of the Ballynahinch O'Flaherty's in Aran), An Poirín Árd, Poll na Brioscarach, Páirc an Aonaigh, Poll an Laig Beag, Poll na Trá Móire, Poll an tSáil, Pollín na gCleite, Port Sluig (pronounced Sleg, and sometimes Leig), An Phairc, Poll Neide, Poll Thóin Thiarna, Poll na Pacaide, Poll an Ghamhna, Poll na gColm, Poll an Naoi bhFeá, Poll an Ghabhairin, and Poll an Loig Mór.

Robinson credits several people as assisting him with local knowledge, including Tommy Joyce, Pádraig Flaherty, Antoine Ó'Briain, Kevin Gill, Dara Mullen, Máire Ní Cheallaigh, Neide Ó'Flaharta, and Miles Joyce. He consulted Fr. Killean's manuscript for information about Poll na Marbh.

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

Poll Mór, Port Eochla, Poll Nell Eoin, Port Chorrúch Mór (includes sketch map), Port Chorrúch Beag (includes map), Poll an Iomair, An Pointe Fiáin, Poll Gorm, Poll Fliuch, and Port na Mainistreach.

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Inis Meáin [Inishmaan], beginning with the letter P.

Poll Mhaire Báine, Poll an Ruánach, An Poll Mór, Poll na Roc, Poll na Móna, Poll Mháire Báine, Poll na gColm, Port na Cora, Poll Gorm, Poll na Síoga, An Príosún, Poll Ribín, Poll Carraig na bPiseog, and Poll an tSéideáin.

Pádraig Dara Beag Ó'Fatharta, Dara Beag Ó'Flaharta, Dara Ó'Conaola, and Colm Mór Ó'Fatharta are credited as being local sources of information.

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

Poll na Róiste, Poll na gCaorach, Poll an Róidín, Poll Garbh, Poll Juno, Póirín Buí, Poll Dhónaill, Poll Báite, the Plassy shipwreck, Poll an Tobac, Poll Mháirtín, and Poll na bPeist are briefly described.

Micheál Ó'Conghaile, Dara Ó'Conaola, Seán Ó'Chonghaile, and Johnny Ó'Donncha are credited as being local sources of information.

Includes index cards with manuscript notes on topics such as holy wells, inauguration rites and ceremonies, Giraldus Cambrensis, cursing stones, bleeding cattle, and the swastika symbol. Othr manuscript notes by Rynne address a series of similar topics. Includes notes made at a Thomas Davis lecture, 9 Jan 1972 by [ ] Byrne, on topic of "Kings and Commons in Celtic Ireland".

File of detailed research notes by Etienne Rynne on topics such as pagan and Celtic mythology. Includes a text of a published book review by Rynne of "Celtic Mythology" by Proinsias MacCana, Hamlyn Publishing Group, 1970. Also a black and white photograph of an unnamed stone carving of a figure with its arms crossed in front.

Printed pamphlet asking if Ireland needs England, and comparing it with other small European countries, including Serbia, Denmark and Switzerland. Ends by stating that Ireland is a nation and asks for the assembled nations at Paris to recognise it as such. "Parma toutes les Nations de race blanche, l'Irlande doit-elle seule être privée du droit de libre disposition?" [in French].

Pamphlet containing the Rosary or An Paidrín Páirteach, for use in Munster [in Irish].

Pamphlet issued by the Keating Branch of the Gaelic League on the revival of Irish.

Pamphlets mainly relating to Connradh na Gaeilge.