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Black and white negative featuring three assistants from duty free liquor shop at Shannon Airport. Negative missing.

Blank forms, as follows: application form for the renewal of a passport; emergency certificate of Irish Free State nationality; certificate of identity; emergency certificate of Irish Free State origin granted to permit of bearer’s deportation by order of the government of the United States of America; affidavit of identity and nationality to be used in lieu of a passport.

Lists of books received on the contemporary European novel; list of books recommended for curricular and methodological studies; and a bibliography of books by and on Charles Dickens and other nineteenth-century authors.

Assorted business cards. Also contact details for Dick Mulder, psychiatrist.

Assorted calculations titled ‘CVOMs Affairs’ concerning the proposed lease of the dental practice.

Assorted circulars and correspondence, including a circular dated 11 May 1983 from the chairman of the Ecology Party. The circular relates to restructuring the party and renaming it The Green Alliance following decisions made at a convention at Glencree in April 1983.

Assorted correspondence from mainly literary journals relating to poems and essays offered for publication; also relating to Lysaght’s articles on Mahon and Banville, including a letter from Professor Rüdiger Imhof. For Imhof, also see P18/1/3/1 and P18/3/1/4/3.

Letters from the Daily News relating to an article offered by Stephen O’Mara; from Basil Roche Kelly relating to the loan of a buzz box; from C. Farlow & Company Limited relating to the purchase of a fly box and flies; correspondence with Michael Corbett relating to the lease of a house for the dapping season; letter from Gideon [---] relating to outboard motors; and correspondence with Henry Barber & Son Fish Factors relating to a consignment of fish.

Assorted correspondence relating to the unfairness of the price scales of Irish bacon; British pork and bacon trade; proposed embargo on Dutch and Danish pig products; prohibition of hard-cured American bacon; proposed embargo on the export of live pigs to England; the rationalization of the Irish meat and bacon industry; home sales profits; principals which should guide the redistribution of pigs amongst curers; and a recommendation made to the government to organise the bacon industry on a co-operative basis. Correspondents include Lieutenant-Colonel V. J. Heather, Waterford; Lord Bledisloe, Parliamentary Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, London; Editor, Irish Independent, Dublin; James W. Upton, Honesty, Dublin; R. H. Thompson & Company, London; P. Hogan, Minister of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture, Dublin; David Keane, Bishop of Limerick; Joseph Connolly, Minister Posts & Telegraphs, Dublin; Department of Agriculture, Dublin; Bacon Marketing Board, Dublin; Pigs & Bacon Commission, Dublin; and John O’Mara, Claremorris Bacon Company Limited.

Press cuttings pasted on either side of a sheet of thin card relating to performances of Patricia Mulholland’s Irish Ballet and results of folk dancing competitions; also a press cutting relating to the completion of a new primary school at Rathcoole.