Files of assorted photographic images (most perhaps taken by Etienne Rynne) or which include Etienne Rynne and others at locations of archaeological significance. Postcards with images of sites and objects also included and some are written from Etienne Rynne from locations around Europe to family members in Ireland.
This is a specific set of photographs retained as a series by Etienne Rynne. There are other photographs of objects, sites and locations within series P133/5/2 and P133/5/3 in particular.

Files of photographs taken in mainly Belfast during the mid-1970s and which are included in the PhD thesis by Lelia Doolan. Photographs feature events and scenes such as Orange Order marches and events on the twelfth of July in Belfast and Scarva; scene at a Peace Movement Rosary at Finaghy Road where two children had been killed; assembly of group at Woodvale Park after a joint walk by Protestant and Catholic women up the Shankill Road; community housing at Springhill; three men part of a Belfast youth group; house at Solway Street; House in Donegal; ticket for The People's Theatre 'Laugh In' event, 1974; photo of scene "Waiting for Possible Entry by Army, Springhill, Aug 1976"; scene of Fall Road Belfast, children sitting on street with burning truck across the street, and burnt out wreckage - Internment Anniversary Hijacking and Burning on the Falls Road, Aug 1976; A scene of a 'mass celebrated in the front room" of a house; "Tying Up the Bride" Lisburn Road Summer 1976; Street scene of marches with republican flags and banners "Provisional Political Status Meeting, Dunville Park, Belfast, 9 Aug 1976; with other A4 size sheet o card with montage of photographs or paramilitary funerals, coffins with tricolours, coffins in a hearse, crowds gathered at funerals etc.
One montage sheet includes student card with photo of Lelia Doolan. 1977.

File with photographs of Lelia Doolan from various events. Includes black and white photographic print of Lelia Doolan pictured with Noel Browne, pictured at Kenny's Bookshop, Galway; photograph of Doolan walking facing the camera, possibly at Mullaghmore campaign event in the Burren, Co. Clare, 1990s; Doolan pictured with "Sister Anne Gallagher", Kilfenora, 1997.