Newspaper cutting from unnamed publication of a short story by Michael Andrew Lysaght Rynne, entitled "The Yaller Dog".

Copies of printed magazine, "The National Student" - A Magazine of University Life. Vol VIII., No. 1 Dec 1917; Vol. 111., No. 2 Mar 1918; Vol. IX, No. 35 April 1920; March 1921. [Magazine of University College Dublin].

Issue of An Cosantóir - a Monthly review for all branches of the defence forces, Vol. III, No. 12, December 1943.

Issue of G.K.'s Weekly, edited by G.K. Chesterton, No. 137, Vol. VI. Includes article on "What I think of Chesterton" by George Bernard (G.B.) Shaw. Also includes letter to the Editor, published, written by Michael Rynne and addressing Irish Independence.

Correspondence between Michael Rynne and John Healy, Editor, Dublin Evening Mail and also Douglas Gageby, Editor, The Irish Times; Jack Jones, Features Editor, The Irish Times, the Editor of the Dublin Opinion and the Director of Broadcasting, GPO, Dublin, suggesting to them a feature on Common Market Language content for inclusion in the respective publications.
Issue of Irish Opinion, 15 Dec 1917.

Five issues of The Irish Statesman, which feature a regular column by Michael Rynne entitled "The Letter of Locarno". Other articles by Rynne include (e.g. in 19 Sep 1925) "Ireland, the League and the Commonwealth'. The Irish Statesman was edited by George Russell (AE). 12 Sep 1925, 19 Sep 1925, 19 Dec 1925, 26 Dec 1925 and also April 12, 1930 - being the final issue published.

First edition of the book written by Michael Rynne, 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands', published by Von Duncker and Humbolt Press, Munich, 1930. Printed bound hard-back first edition.

Typeset printed proofs of the book, 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands', by Michael Rynne.

First edition of the book written by Michael Rynne, 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands', published by Von Duncker and Humbolt Press, Munich, 1930. Printed bound hard-back first edition.

File of MS letters from friends and family sent to Michael Rynne on the occasion of the publication of 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands' by Michael Rynne. Correspondents include Sheila Murphy (Dept of External Affairs, Irish Free State); M.J. Ryan, Paddy O'Mara, S.J., Dublin (Uncle of Michael Rynne); 'Uncle Tim' (T.J. Hunt headed paper); Michael MacWhite; The Governor General, Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin and others.