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Flyers and pamphlets of Republican sentiment from the 1920s, as follows: fragment of a pamphlet in which Laurence Ginnell outlines his objections to the Anglo-Irish Treaty; pamphlet entitled Who Abandoned the Republic?; Liam Mellows’ last letter to his mother; flyer To the Memory of Five Brave Irishmen Who Died for Ireland; flyer Republican News; pamphlet What Irish Republicans Stand For by Constance de Markievicz; balance sheet and secretary’s report of Limerick United Trades & Labour Council for 1921; poem Before the Last Battle by Terence MacSwiney; pamphlet seeking subscriptions for enclosing the Republican graves in Mount St Lawrence Cemetery; flyer The Whole Truth highlighting the ill treatment of George Gilmore in prison; flyers criticizing the Free State Army and Constitution; Instructions to Sinn Fein Cumainn Regarding Programme of Work, 1921-1922; Letter from General Smuts to Mr. E. de Valera, 4 August 1921; and a flyer entitled 1916-1922, juxtaposing the executions of 1916 with those by the Free State Government in 1922.

Flyers and pamphlets of Republican sentiment from the 1930s, as follows: Dáil Éireann manifesto; pamphlet on Kilmainham Jail and Sean Heuston; pamphlet containing the names of deceased members of 1st Battalion Old Dublin Brigade No. 1 Irish Volunteers, for the repose of whose souls Mass was held in the Pro-Cathedral, Dublin, on 1 November 1936; pamphlet The Bishop of Galway on National Affairs; flyers promoting Mná na Poblachta (Women of the Republic), a breakaway organisation from Cumann na mBan; pamphlet The Fianna Heroes of 1916; flyer campaigning for the release of George Mooney from Mountjoy Prison following the release of Patrick McGuinness and Aidan Sweeney; pamphlet The Story of Cathal Brugha; and a pamphlet seeking funding for the erection at Glasnevin Cemetery of the Terrence Bellew McManus Memorial, which has lain at the workshop of the sculptors for 40 years.

Flyers and pamphlets of Republican sentiment from the 1940s, as follows: poem Ballad of McCormick and Barnes; and a Special communique from Adjutant General, Oglaigh na h-Eireann (Irish Republican Army), concerning the trial of suspected informer Stephen Hayes.

Assorted invoices and receipts for the purchase of food and household items, holidays and other domestic expenses. In two folders.

Assorted letters from private correspondents.

Assorted letters relating to poetry readings, poetry competitions, poetry conferences and book launches.

Assorted lists and notes; a diary entry begun on 1 July 1922; small paper flags promoting the Irish Republican Prisoners’ Dependents’ Fund; and two of Madge Daly’s calling cards.

Black and white negatives of President Kennedy's visit to Shannon Airport, girls posing at a helicopter on the ramp at Shannon Airport, and the harpist at Dromoland Castle.

Assorted notes and lists relating to place names. Mostly in Irish. In ten folders.

Assorted handwritten notes and book lists on scraps of paper in Looney’s hand primarily relating to aspects of Tipperary history.