Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 9 images.

Photographs of trophies won by Robert Quinn’s trophies, and pictures of Robert, Hannah, Toner, Bairbre and Marcus all standing together.

Negative sheet containing 7 images. Copies of P99/2/26, and some extra photographs of Miriam Allen holding Marcus as a baby.

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Two contact sheets and corresponding negatives containing 20 images.

Most of these are portrait images captioned 'First Attempts' indicating most likely the 1st uses of a new camera. Family photographs for the most part, featuring Miriam Allen, Toner Quinn, Bob Quinn, Hannah Quinn, and the dog. Also featuring Joe Comerford.

Three contact sheets and corresponding negatives featuring 54 images and 27 images respectively, see P99/2/30 for further negatives .

Images taken on Clare Island, and are slightly blurred. Included are images of a grazing horse, M. J. O’Malley, Ciara Cullen, two little girls identified as Beibhin and sister, and surrounding imagery.

Two contact sheets containing 24 and 6 images respectively, and corresponding negative sheet with 30 images.

Photographs of Toner and Bairbre Quinn at a water pump, and some photographs of Marcus Quinn as an infant. Photographs of a trip to Culdaff, Co. Donegal. Photographs of the Quinn children with Fergus Tighe, and the children playing on a washed up boat shell. Photographs at the grave of W B Yeats.

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Folder of contact sheets and corresponding negatives documenting aspects of Bob Quinn's home life, and life and characters in the locality. Also included are shots from the making of 'Graceville', a documentary about 'The Connemaras' in Minnesota in the 1880s.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 36 images.

Photographs of children at Marcus’s birthday party in 1992. Two children are identified in the index as Ronan and Stephanie.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 36 images.

Photographs of rehearsals/performance of Midnight Court, a staging of David Marcus’s translation of the 1780 Brian Merriman poem, 'Cúirt an Mheán Oíche', set to music by Seán Tyrell, and staged in Galway by the Druid theatre.

Includes a group shot of the cast playing guitar, flutes, and fiddles, and some individual cast members: Seán Tyrell, Seán Keane, and Mary McPartland are among those featured individually.