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Pair of late Victorian and early Edwardian scrapbooks in Winona Barrington’s possession, containing manuscript poems and ditties, pen and ink drawings, watercolours and autographs.

This sub-series contains typescript drafts of Gerard Gallivan's play The Wilde Lady, originally titled Speranza. Also see P30/1/4/1/3.

This sub-series contains correspondence relating to Gerard Gallivan's play The Wilde Lady (originally titled Speranza). Also see P30/2/1/4/1 (6), P30/2/1/4/2 (4)-(5), P30/2/1/12/1 (2), P30/2/1/23/2 (11), P30/2/1/31/4, P30/2/1/31/6-7 and P30/5/1/5.

Poem entitled The Wet Day written by Frances Condell under her own name.

The collection consists of manuscript and typescript biographical accounts of Volunteers and civilians who died during the War of Independence and Civil War and who had links with the West Clare Brigade IRA. The accounts provide detailed information concerning the birth, early education and military career of each individual.

The collection illuminates a turbulent period in Irish history stretching from the later decades of the nineteenth century until the end of the Civil War in 1923. The inclusion of biographical details of Volunteers who were killed during the Civil War while fighting on the anti-Treaty side makes it historically significant, as information of this nature was rarely recorded.

Photocopies of reviews of a performance of The Web Spinners at the Victor Hotel Theatre in Dun Laoghaire.

This sub-series contains typescript drafts of Gerard Gallivan's play The Web Spinners. Also see P30/1/4/1/3.

This sub-series contains material relating to Gerard Gallivan's play The Web Spinners.

The Way to Peace Outlined by Éamon de Valera. Speech delivered in Dáil Éireann on 1st and 2nd March, 1934. Dublin: The National Executive of Fianna Fáil, [1934].

Black and white negative spares of the Walton family, residents in Shannon.