Printed booklet, 'Clár', programme from the Sinn Féin Árd Fheis held in April 1919. Includes constitution of Sinn Féin; Scheme of Organisation, Rules; Standing Orders and various reports from within the organisation. Separate item attached is a 4-page document of reports presented at the Árd Fhéis.

Printed booklet of list of subscribers to Seachtain na Gaeilge Fund, 1918-1919

Printed broadside, pasted on paper backing of election manifesto. "To the Electors of North Kildare". Name at end listed as Domhnall Ua Buachalla.

Membership card of Michael Rynne of Conradh na Gaeilge, Dublin. Also printed pamphlet bearing Conradh na Gaedhilge Membership Card of Michael Rynne. The card has been detached from its perforated place within the document. Membership is for the Branch of the Five Provinces (established in 1904 in the St. Stephen's Green District). Outlined are stated work and aims of the branch subscription rates, timetables and various courses offered.
Permission card sent to Michael Rynne in the name of [Mary] Rynne to attend a public session of Dáil Éaireann, 17th August 1921.

Printed booklet, Latest Ballads and Leaflets of Sinn Féin, third edition, revised and enlarged (c. early 1918).

Memorandum from the Passport Department, Chief Secretary's Department, Dublin Castle, to Michael Rynne, via stamped envelope attached addressed to 'Tír na nÓg, Lahinch, Co. Clare'. Michael Rynne's application for a passport is 'deferred' owing to reasons set out on the document.

Receipt of invoice for monies paid to Michael Rynne. Document from Nov 1921 is signed by Adjutant General.

Printed permit, county of Wexford, "Complying with Brigade Proclamation Number Eleven - Permit to Ride a Bicycle". Riders name and address is scribbled out but name appears to be [Tomas]. Occupation is noted as 'Scholar' with reason for permit is to 'ride to school', dates and times also noted. Signed by [H. Ealing-Wilmot], Officer Commanding Troops, Wexford.

File of telegrams and communications from Emmet Dalton to Michael Rynne, or those passing on Dalton's orders to Rynne. Includes details and orders such as disengagement of Captains to Ballina (15 Feb 1922); Rynne based at Imperial Hotel, Sligo; to Rynne at O'Connor's Hotel, Swinford, asked to report to Dalton (28 Jan 1922), and other similar communications.

Letter from Emmet Dalton, Director of Training, to Captain Michael Rynne, 1st Eastern Division, requesting Rynne to return to G.H.Q. immediately and report to Dalton.

Letter from Quartermaster General, Óglaigh na h Éireann, indicating he has sent a quantity of ammunition and an examined/cleared gun to Rynne. (24 Jan 1922)

Letter signed by Comdt Emmet Dalton, certifying that Captain Michael Rynne is acting for and on behalf of the Provisional Government in taking over barracks, supplies, stores and equipment. (2 Feb 1922) (numerous copies of same included)

Letter signed by Adjutant General, Óglaigh na hÉireann, acknowledging Rynne's letter with full report and recommendations of Carlow court martials. (24 Jan 1922)

Letter stating that Captain Rynne is authorised member of Provisional Government forces to take over Baldonnel Camp. (2 May 1922)

TS letter signed by Richard Mulcahy, sent to Michael Rynne, thanking Rynne for his letter to the Irish Times regarding the image of the parade that was captioned "De Valera reviewing anti-Treaty I.R.A. units". Also carbon copy of letter from Rynne to Mulcahy, thanking Mulcahy for his letter and Rynne stating he hopes his letters to the press can help "stem the flow of nonsense which now passes for history."