Four handwritten letters to M M O'Shaughnessy from W F Stafford of Stafford and Stafford Law Offices. The letters discuss attempts to meet [Haefler] and Mr Winston, and their offer to O'Shaughnessy of assets in lieu of payment, because "mining was at present in a bad way". Subsequent correspondence updates O'Shaughnessy on the arrival of deeds for these assets.

Notebook containing information on Waterford parishes, notes on meetings, telephone calls with guilds and individuals with regards to developing guilds in Waterford. Unknown who the author is.

Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and Waterford county federation.

Offprints of two articles:

'Cliff-top megaclast deposits of Ireland, a record of extreme waves in the North Atlantic - storms or tsunamis?' by D Michael Williams and Adrian M Hall (2004);

'Marine Erosion and Archaeological Landscapes: A Case Study of Stone Forts at Cliff-Top Locations in the Aran Islands, Ireland' by D Michael Williams (2004);

Copy of a letter from Robinson to Williams about the papers, enquiring about some of the calculations the author used relating to the storm beach around Dúchathair, and Dún Aonghusa. (16 Aug 2004). Reply from Williams (23 Aug 2004).

A newspaper clipping from The Sunday Tribune on the threat of tsunami to the Aran Islands (22 Aug 2004).

Two pages of hand-drawn calculations by Robinson.

Weekly reports from A. Murphy on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.

Weekly reports from James McCarthy on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.

Weekly reports from Oliver Reilly on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.

Weekly reports from Reverend M. Mimnagh on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.

Weekly reports from Seamus McGuire on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.

Weekly reports from Timothy O’Herlihy on the work completed noting meetings, interviews and guilds formed.