15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

Lord Dudley Snr
Lady Dudley
Gertie Millar
Lord Dudley and wife and son and grandson
July 2nd 1903, Fenalzy, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup
Grafton street
King at St. Patrick’s cathedral
Start motor race
Weighing the cars
Deknyff’s Panhard car
Passing under the stand
Sidecar group with Dudley (x2)
Sidecar, priests, woman and kids
Start of Gordon Bennett Cup

15 images on negative and contact sheets.  

Photographs taken of captioned photographs, documenting the visit of King Edward VII to Ireland in 1903. Captions as follows.

His Excellence, the King and Cottage
King visiting a cottage
King, Motor, Dudley
The Weaver’s family
A spinning wheel
Letterfrack basket industry
Dudley on horse – Westland Row
Myself, Honor and ADCs in Westland Row
A cottage at Leenaw [Leenane?]
Cottage at Cashel, Conamara
Dudley family group ext
Dickie and Honor on deck
The Duke of Connaught
Entering Dublin – Dame Street

Black and white photograph of Michael Rynne as a student at University College Dublin, making a presentation to Eamon De Valera. The group is flanked by a group of women in Cumann na mBan uniform.

Sepia card-mounted photograph of a scene at University College Dublin where Éamon de Valera, Chancellor is being presented to by Michael Rynne, dressed in academic gowns. At the foreground of the image is a guard-of-honour by members of Cumann na mBan.

File of black and white and sepia photographic prints. Large print is an image of "meeting of Diplomatic reps etc. of Dept. of Ext[ernal] Aff[air]s held at Iveagh House [Dublin], 11 September 1945. Those present include Éamon de Valera, John Hearne, Michael Rynne, T.J. Kieran, Joseph P. Walshe and others. (2 prints) Also smaller prints of de Valera pictured in discussion with Walshe and John Dulanty, Iveagh House, 1945.
Other prints include "Prof. R. da Valera at the Hamburg Conference, 1958;
L'escorte du Legat, at [Eucharistic Congress], Dublin, 1932, From No. 2, Clare Street, Looking up Merrion Square North;
Shot of de Valera, Rynne and others pictured at External Affairs delegation at European conference, possibly Geneva.
Shots of External Affairs delegates in bathing suits diving into a lake and others such as de Valera and Rynne seated and relaxing next to a lake and mountains.
Image of actor Barry FitzGerald with a group including Michael Rynne on the occasion of Aer Lingus opening their first route to Spain at Barcelona, 1946.
File also includes a business card of Éamon de Valera, President of the Executive Council, Minister for External Affairs, Dublin.

File of black and white photographic prints, undated, of W.T. Cosgrave and cabinet members of the Executive Council between 1922–1932. Images are posed within an office setting.

File of assorted black and white images from 1930s Ireland as created by the [Department of External Affairs] for promotion of Irish tourism and industry abroad. some images have a stamp on reverse 'Irish Tourist Association'. Images include many shots of staff at work at the Ford motor factory in Cork. Some landscape and locations include beaches at Bundoran, Co. Donegal; Loop Head, Co. Clare; Mizen Head, Co. Cork; the Dublin Horse Show; The Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary; Gap of Dunloe, Killarney; South Gate Bridge, Cork City; The Scalp, Co. Wicklow; Clady river, Mount Errigal, Donegal; The Twelve Pins, Connemara, Galway; The Meeting of the Waters, Killarney, Co. Kerry.

Sepia photographic print of a panel from High Cross at Moone, Co. Kildare.

File of black and white photographic prints of stone heads and related objects and artefacts. Captions on images read that most are sourced from the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin. Many are unlabelled and unidentified. Present captions include: Stone head known as "the Sailor", Raphoe, Co. Donegal; Three-faced stone head from Corleck, Co. Cavan; Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone (Armagh County Museum); [Coverville] Co. Cavan; Tynan Head, Armagh Cathedral; Church of Ireland Cathedral, Armagh (Armagh COunty Museum; Stone head, Cavan Town; Cumberland, UK; Battersea Park, London, UK; Killboy Co. Wicklow (stone head in doorway at petrol station); Broadford, Co. Clare.

File of black and white and also sepia images of various sites at Clonmacnoise, including crosses, round tower and monastery.