This sub-series contains flyers, leaflets and souvenir programmes mainly from the 20th century and mainly relating to commemorations and other events of historic nature in county Tipperary.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianThis sub-series comprises flyers, pamphlets and posters of Irish republican nature.
Daly Family of Limerick CityFolding brochure promoting the Irish Company’s 1988 UK spring tour of the play God Is Dead on Ball’s Pond Road by J. M. O’Neill.
O’Neill, Jeremiah Michael (1921-1999), novelist and playwrightFold-out flyer promoting the premiere of Dialogue choreographed and performed by Fearghus Ó Conchúir and Xiao Ke with music by Yin Yi. The choreography was commissioned by the Intercultural Unit of Dublin City Council with support from the Arts Council of Ireland and was premiered at Dance House in Foley Street, Dublin on 30-31 July. The flyer provides background information to the choreography and brief biographies of Fearghus Ó Conchúir, Xiao Ke, and Yin Yi. The reverse of the flyer contains a fundraising appeal for Ó Conchúir’s new production, Niche.
Ó Conchúir, Fearghus (b. 1969), dancer and choreographerPoem entitled Food for Thought written by Frances Condell under the pseudonym Pat Francis.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickPoem entitled For Alan, unattributed but written in Condell's hand.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickCopies of a poem entitled Forbearance written by Frances Condell under her own name.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickCopies of a poem entitled Forgotten Things written by Frances Condell under her own name.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickCopies of a poem entitled Forgotten Thoughts…, unattributed but presumably written by Frances Condell.
Condell, Frances née Eades (1916-1986), first female Mayor of LimerickForm issued by Óglaigh na hÉireann seeking information on forces and equipment in companies.
MacCarthy, John Maurice (1896-1976), Irish Volunteer