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Fee farm grant between Eyre Coote, West Park, county Hampshire, of the first part and George Bowen Cassan Simpson, The Sycamores, Beulah Hill Upper, Norwood, Surrey, retired Lieutenant Colonel Bengal Army; Isabella Sarah Anne Lefroy, Cardenton House, Athy, county Kildare, spinster; and Manley Montgomery Palmer, Shriff, Dromahair, county Leitrim, of the second part.

Property: The lands of Tinnycross with a field adjoining on the east to the said lands and also a plot of ground about 29 perches parcel of Tinnyccross which lands are situate in and near the town of Ballymore Eustace together with a field meaning the commons of the said town of Ballymore Eustace at or near the long stone on the said commons and all which premises were formerly situate in the county of Dublin but now are situate in the barony of South Naas, county Kildare and containing 68 acres English statute measure.

Term: For ever.

Conditions: £27 17s 10d sterling to be paid by two equal half-yearly payments on every first day of May and first day of November.

Fee farm grant between William Henry Tennison [2nd] Earl of Limerick of the 1st part; and Thomas McNamara Junior of Corbally in the Liberties of the city of Limerick esquire of the 2nd part of that plot of ground part of South Priors Land in the South Liberties of the city of Limerick containing front to Catherine Street 132 feet and from front to rere 150 feet bounded on the south in front by Catherine Street on the north by Reverend William Hoare’s holding on the east by William Russell’s holding and on the west by Mallow Street as described on a map annexed to the original lease (for which see P51/3/1/3 (1)). Terms: forever. Conditions: yearly rent of £75.8.1 sterling to be paid by two equal instalments on 25 March and 29 September. Premises to be kept in good and tenantable order.

Feldman’s 23rd Blue Book Containing the Words of 100 Song Hits. London: B. Feldman & Co., [n.d].

Letter from Calleja, Ediciones ‘La Nave’, Madrid, to Kate O’Brien, having secured the Spanish world rights for three novels, Without My Cloak, The Ante-room, and The Last of Summer, and expressing interest in other works. He requests a number of items for publicity including a photograph of O’Brien, relevant press cuttings, and a short letter about her work. He notes, ‘I was enormously struck by “Without My Cloak”. I liked your lovely novel so much that I was loth to entrust its translation to anybody for fear they might not give enough attention to its many beauties, and although very short of time, I decided in consequence to translate it myself. I daresay better translators could be found but I am positive that nobody could give to the translation as much loving care. This is one of the most pleasant jobs that have come my way for a good many years.’

Material relating to Fertility Dance, a dance work created by Rubato Ballet in 2000.

Programme of a festival concert of Irish Music at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin on 19 March 1967. The concert was televised and included a performance by Patricia Mulholland's Irish Ballet.

Programmes of dance festivals attended by Patricia Mulholland's Irish Ballet.

December 1915 issue of Fianna.

Typescript draft of script for sound-film scenario with information regarding cast, and begins: ‘Scenes: 1. A beer-garden in Munich on a summer evening.’ Title page contains sticker which reads ‘Mary Henderson from Elizabeth Marbury International Authors’ Agent 234 West 44th Street New York Room 702’. The script is contained in folder which has the following title: ‘A Broken Song Sound-Film Scenario by Kate O’Brien 37 Gordon Sq. London W.C.1’. Paginated.

Material relating to the film version of Match, a choreography created by Fearghus Ó Conchúir in 2006.