File of MS and TS correspondence to Etienne Rynne, also with some outward correspondence from Rynne, to various people and organisations, regarding Dún Aengus and Inish Mór. Includes letter between Rynne and Anthony Farrell of Lilliput Press, Dublin, re. publication of a chapter by Rynne on Dún Aengus (1991); Abbey Tipton of National Geographic Magazine (1996); The Society of Antiquaries, London (1991 - 1992); Letters to The Galway Advertiser and The Irish Times where Rynne responds and argues the recent press coverage regarding new archaeological claims regarding the use and function of Dún Aengus for ceremonial or military/defence means (1994); letter with attached article from Pat Sheeran (1991), and other related letters regarding Dún Aengus.
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Manuscripts card and page of drawing/sketch of items related to a site at Ballyhaunis Golf Course, Co. Mayo. Excerpt of OS site map also included.
TS report by Etienne Rynne describing a souterrain discovered while ploughing near Shrule, Co. Mayo. Also includes correspondence between the land-owner and Rynne regarding the site.
File of MS research notes and colour photograph images of stone carvings at Doonferry, Co. Mayo.
File includes details manuscript notes and research by Etienne Rynne on the round tower at Balla, Co. Mayo. Includes black and white and also colour photographs of the tower and carved stones at the site. Also an essay written by Rynne on the round tower, along with sketches and note cards of information, also copies of excerpts of published work on round towers in Ireland.
File including report by Etienne Rynne on the seventh century iron sword found in Lung Riverm between Float Bridge, Creggane and Lough Gara, in the townland of Callow or Runnawillin, Co. Roscommon. Images and proofs of the sword image, published in the Old Athlone Society journal includes and also correspondence between Rynne and others regarding the find.
Manuscript account written by Etienne Rynne regarding information of an early convent in ruin at Cam, Co. Roscommon.
Manuscript notes and drawing of dimensions of gate-posts at Kiltullagh House, Co. Roscommon.