Four contact sheets, 1 print, and corresponding negative sheet containing 30 images in total (many duplicates).

Individual photographs taken of Cáit Ní Mháinnín of Rosmuc, sitting outside on rocks at the beach. Cáit, now retired, taught Irish with the Galway VEC, and contributes to Raidió na Gaeltachta broadcasting. These photographs are published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil', along with recollections of the Black and Tans in Rosmuc, and of Éamon de Valera in the early part of her life.

Photographs of Dominic as an infant, lying down in his baby carrier.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of potato ridges, and a man digging the furrows. Portrait style photographs of Tom a’ tSeoighe / Tom an tSeoighe / Tom Joyce, poet and songwriter, a native of Lettermore, but living in Cladhnach. These images were published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Portraits of Dominic with his mother, Miriam Allen.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of Joe Molloy / Seosamh Ó Maoldhia of Cornamona. Joe has been President of the National Land League, and campaigns for social justice. The photographs are taken at his home, and his german shepherd also features in many of the pictures. The photographs were published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Two photographs of Bob Quinn, one facing the camera, one looking away, wearing a serious expression.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of woodwork teacher, Maidhco Sáile Ó Fhaithearta of Carraroe (An Ceathrú Rua), standing outside his cottage, working with a rope, and a photograph of Maidhco and his family, his wife and two young children. Photographs published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Night time flash photograph of the moon behind a tree.

Contact sheet containing 5 images, and corresponding negative sheet containing 14 images.

Photographs of Brian O’Shea playing the accordion, Sean John Darach of Rosmuc another accordion player lighting a cigarette, and Sarah Grealish singing.

The negative sheet also includes images of Maebh (Nora) Lee, portrait style photographs against a dark background.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 14 images.

Photographs of Sarah Grealish of Muiceanach-Idir-Dhá-Sháile singing, accompanied by Seán John Darach on accordion, playing at Tigh Mike's.

Photograph of Dermot Nestor holding one of his carvings, of Breandán Ó hEithir’s face.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Portrait style photographs of singer Máire Ní Dhonnacha, Carraroe (An Ceathrú Rua), sitting outside on some rocks on the beach. These images were published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Family portrait of Alanna O’Kelly with her partner, and 3 children, two boys and a girl. Taken against a plain background.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of a session with individual photographs of Johnny Connolly playing the button accordion, Liam O’Hara playing the tin whistle, and Toner Quinn on fiddle is visible at the edge of one of the frames. One of the images of Johnny Connolly was published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Photographs of some of the crowd set dancing.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of Johnny Bailey and his family, taken on a boat. Johnny and his wife Bairbre [Baba] are the subjects of most of the photographs. One photograph of the couple with 5 of their children. They own the Galway Hooker, 'An Capall', and one of the photographs was published in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 15 images.

Photographs of Micheál Mac Donnacha [Maidhc Phapaí], of Golam Head (Ceann Gólaim), smiling outside in his garden. Maidhc is an actor and raconteur who regularly contributes to Raidió na Gaeltachta. He and Máirtín Tom Sheáinín Mac Donnacha created a radio documentary drama about poitín-making called 'No Man's Land'. Micheál appears in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.

Photographs of the widow of Máirtín Tom Sheánín Mac Donnacha, Máire Bean Mhic Dhonnacha, who was born in Pittsburgh, America, and brought to An Srutháin at the age of 12 in 1927. She also features in 'Conamara, An Tír Aineoil'.