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Letter signed by Thomas Hogan, Jeremiah Bresnahan, John Kennedy and Michael Hayes, local parishioners of Mungret and committee members of the Mungret Male National School, addressed to the trustees of the late Mungret National Agricultural school. The document outlines the history of the male and female national schools in Mungret. The petitioners point out that wherever an agricultural school was opened, a national school was also opened as a working part of the establishment and no case is known except that in Mungret where the school was closed by the board. The writers express the hope that ‘the Trustees will find out some way of repairing the original justice done to this parish of Mungret in its Educational interests’. Also a draft answer to the memorial prepared by Thomas H. Kenny Solicitor.

Appendices I and II of an unidentified document. The appendices are entitled ‘Prevention of Kidnapping or Being Taken Hostage’; and ‘Recommended Pattern of Behaviour in the Event of Being Kidnapped or Held Hostage’, respectively. The latter contains handwritten notes in Dutch by Herrema.

Black and white negative of appetizers prepared for the airline's kitchen. Negative missing.

Application by Maxwell, Weldon & Co., 15 Eden Quay, Dublin for a certificate of discharge from death duties arising from the estate of the late William Alexander Mosely Cheeke.

Application under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act 1885 by Thomas E. Lloyd, the landlord, for an advance of £80 to facilitate the sale of the farm of 11 acres and 1 rood on the townland of Ballinruane, county Limerick, to John Corkery, the tenant.

Lorna Reynolds’ application for the professorship of English at University College Dublin in booklet form, with a rough manuscript draft of same. Also an application of Liam de Paor for the professorship of Celtic Archaeology at University College Dublin in 1957, which Reynolds may have used as a template for her own application. For related press cuttings, see P74/4/3/7.

Blank application form for a birth certificate.

Viscount Lismore’s application to the Tithe Owners’ Relief Fund, with a schedule of individuals chargeable for tithe composition for 1834.

Appliqué of Bunratty Castle.

This sub-series contains mainly correspondence relating to Stephen O'Mara Junior's appointment as Council of State in September 1959. For related press cuttings, see P40/2/4/3/7/5.