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              Fauna
              P/P120/3/2/3/6 · Item
              Part of Personal

              Photocopied letter printed in an unknown publication on an existing threat to Burren goats.

              Secondary reading
              P/P120/3/2/3/7/2 · File
              Part of Personal

              Photocopies from the following sources:

              'County Clare Irish local names explained' (author and date of publication unknown);

              'Townland names of County Clare' by James Frost (published 1901-4).

              Local publications
              P/P120/3/2/3/8 · File · [1976]-2013
              Part of Personal

              Small collection of local newsletters and magazines from 1976 to 1993: North-West Clare, The Clare People, Inside Inner Burren, Corofin View, The Burren Conservation Trust and Dal gCais.

              Folder of press cuttings containing articles relating to the Burren, including Rev Martin Coen's 'Gleanings' series from the Connacht Tribune (late 1970s). Other press cuttings cover a range of subjects from shellfish surveys, rocks, Edna O'Brien, the match making festival at Lisdoonvarna, the Burren's goats, and more. The cuttings having been taken from publications including Connacht Tribune, Anois and The Irish Times.

              Copies of the annual journal of the Shannon Archaeological and Historical Society 'The Other Clare', which were also part of this archive, can be found within the Library's Print Collections, search the Library catalogue on http://library.nuigalway.ie/

              Two request slips from the National Library with publications requested by Robinson (14 Jul [ ] ).

              Published pamphlet
              P/P120/3/3/1/4 · File · 1984
              Part of Personal

              Two of the final published pamphlet 'Setting Foot on the Shores of Connemara', published by Lilliput Press in 1981, reprinted in 1984.

              Reviews
              P/P120/3/3/1/6 · File · 1984-1985
              Part of Personal

              File of press cuttings and photocopies of reviews of 'Setting Foot on the Shores of Connemara' from The Linen Hall Review, Galway Advertiser, Anois, The Honest Ulsterman and The Irish Independent.

              P/P120/3/3/2/2 · File · 25/11/1983-29/03/1985
              Part of Personal

              Two complete sets of Parts 1-29 of the Mapping South Connemara series published in the Connacht Tribune. One set is made up of press cuttings, the other set are photocopies of the press cuttings.

              Reviews
              P/P120/3/3/2/6 · File · 1985-1987
              Part of Personal

              File of press cuttings and photocopies of reviews of 'Mapping South Connemara' from the Irish Times, the Irish Post, the Irish Naturalists' Journal, Galway Advertiser, Connacht Tribune, Anois, and Irish Geography.

              A file of correspondence subsequent to the review that was published in Irish Geography, in which Robinson addresses some of the review's claims that his spelling of Irish language placenames is flawed. The correspondence ends with a published rejoinder from Robinson.

              P/P120/3/3/2/8 · File · 12/04/1985-21/08/1987
              Part of Personal

              Drafts, and a set of press cuttings of Parts 30-58 of the Mapping South Connemara series published in the Connacht Tribune. All except Part 35 are included.

              P/P120/3/3/2/11 · File · 2002
              Part of Personal

              Press cuttings and photocopies of reviews of 'Camchuairt Chonamara Theas: A Twisty Journey mapping South Connemara' from The Sunday Tribune, Connacht Tribune, Books Ireland, and Foinse.