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Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1945, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities.

Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1946, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities. The diary incorporates lists of areas of the farm under tillage, livestock, animal feed in store and machinery on the farm, together with some milk records.

Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1947, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities. The diary also incorporates a tillage plan for the year, information on calving dates and some milk records. With three loose inserts, including a poem For the Quiet Hour by David J. Rees.

Farm record and accounts book used for recording farm expenses relating to crop management, dairy produce, livestock, manpower and farm machinery.

Farm record and accounts book used for recording farm expenses relating to crop management, dairy produce, livestock, manpower and farm machinery. With four related attachments.

This sub-series comprises farm records documenting the management of the dairy farm operated by Michael and Helen Allott at Odellville between 1945 and 1994.

Press cuttings of the column Father Mathew by the Reverend Father David.

Photocopy of a report on the feasibility of a sports complex/ recreation centre in Cahir town.

Issue of Feasta, vol. VI no. 3 (September 1953).

Fee farm grant between William Henry Tennison [2nd] Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; and Dame Emily Ribton wife of Sir John Sheppey Ribton of Woodbrook in the County of Dublin Baronet of the 2nd part of the lot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick and all the profits and benefits which may arise and become due from the dock and quay as stated in the original lease (for which see P51/3/1/1/ (1)). Term: forever. Conditions: one shilling sterling to be paid by two equal instalments on 25 March and 29 September. Premises to be retained in good repair.