Manuscript letters from House of Commons headed paper, London and also from 80, Regents Road, N.W., London, from James Allanson Picton (British independent minister, author and Liberal politician) to Stephen O'Mara.

File of material relating to James O'Mara, brother of Stephen O'Mara. James was a Home Rule MP and later Sinn Féin TD. Includes internet print of family history and biography of O'Mara; with same for 'Barfield' a history of the home bought by O'Mara; postcard colour images of Cashel House Connemara, lived in by James O'Mara, also written on reverse by Etienne Rynne; postcard image of the group members of Dáil Éireann, 1919; and blurred colour photograph of stained glass windows installed Cashel Church by James O'Mara.

File relating to Connie O'Mara, who moved to Austria as a governess. She married twice, and titled Baroness on both occasions. Includes print out of biographical information; images taken by Etienne Rynne on a visit to the home in Austria of Baroness Herberstein (Connie O'Mara).

MS letter from Alphonsus 'Phons' O' Mara to Michael Rynne, "You do us proud! I'm delighted that your work has brought you so much reward." Print-out of biographical information on Phons O'Mara, a former Mayor of Limerick, also included.
File 2 includes note sent to Michael Rynne, Aug 1922, re. contact needed as Phons O'Mara was missing and his family very worried. Michael adds in a later note that this was one of the "few personal radio message dealt with at the height of the Civil War and before Irregulars driven out of Limerick."

A number of booklets compiled by Rev. Paddy O'Mara, S.J. and published by the Jesuit Order and also Irish Messenger Publications. Booklets include "An Hour with the Sacred Heart"; "Another Hour with the Sacred Heart"; "Hours With Jesus"; "The Devotion of the Holy Mother"; "An Hour with the Sacred Heart" (a later edition) and "An Hour With Jesus". Some items are signed and dated by Etienne Rynne.

A number of items including a postcard invitation to "meet the Marquis Ripon and Mr. Morley" at the request of the Lord Mayor of Dublin to 'The High Sheriff of Limerick (Stephen O'Mara); a Christmas card, single-sided from Mr and Mrs Stephen O'Mara, Hartstonge House, Limerick, 1904; Booklet from Centenary Dinner - O'Mara Limerick, 11 Feb 1939, with the lyrics to thirty-one listed songs. Printed by City Printing Ltd., 11 Rutland St, Limerick and a booklet from 'The Bacon Company of Ireland, Ltd. 16 Dec 1939, with same lyrics and songs present. Also a photocopy of invitation to Miss Mary O'Mara to Grand Fancy Dress Ball in celebration of the Sept-Centennial of the Incorporation of Limerick.
File also includes photocopies of original letters already listed in the O'Mara family correspondence.

File of black and white and sepia images taken largely at Strand House, Limerick, home of the O'Mara family. Images are all taken outside in the gardens and grounds of the house. Those pictured include Michael Rynne, his wife Nathalie, Mary O'Mara, Peter O'Mara, with two children, Mary Rynne as a child, Anne and Peter O'Mara.
Includes colour photocopy of photograph at Strand House, Limerick, with caption "President de Valera at Strand House, Limerick early on the historic morning of 6th December 1921, immediately after the President received telephone message re Treaty." Michael Rynne is pictured.

Booklet prepared to mark the launch of the Kate O'Brien papers at the Glucksman Library, University of Limerick, a collection of copied published writings about and by Kate O'Brien, by figures such as scholar Lorna Reynolds. Includes Ms transcription of essay, in Etienne Rynne's hand, and entitled "Life in a Boarding School in Ireland" by Kate O'Brien. (1947).

Michael Rynne was educated at Clongowes School, Clane Co. Kildare 1912-1917. File includes issue of Clongowes school magazine, The Clongonian, 1917, being the annual school publication. Also photocopy of extract from The Clongonian, Vol. IX, No. 3, June 1922, which features an images of Michael Rynne in uniform and also an image of Stephen O'Mara Jnr.
File also includes a manuscript page, of "Lenten Resolutions, written in Our Lady's Bower, Athlone, 1910-11, where he was a boarder" (This information written by Etienne Rynne on accompanying note).
Also an illustrated card, stating Michael Rynne, has been admitted to the Sodality of the Holy Angels", 15 December 1914, at Clongowes Wood College.
Also MS postcard written to Michael [Rynne] addressed to Clongowes College, Sallins.
MS document by Rynne, in Irish, to President of College, possibly Clongowes. No date.

A scrapbook of articles and cuttings kept by Michael Rynne. Includes cuttings of poems and writings by Michael Rynne, published under the name 'Andrew Lysaght'. Poems include "The Bright Promise"; "The Lament of Óisín"; "Tír na nÓg"; "The Old Rebel"; articles entitled "Who are the Sinn Féineirs" (Dec 1918) and includes numerous other articles, stories and commentaries by Rynne on matters of Irish art, culture, politics, nation and legal matters.