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Typescript and photocopied documents outlining the history of Cahir Castle.

Handwritten notes and photocopied articles and extracts from books relating to the life and works of the historian Geoffrey Keating (c. 1569-c. 1644) and his family seat, Nicholastown Castle. One item in Irish. Also see P43/2/1/37 and P43/2/6/2/2/8.

Genealogical charts and photocopied extracts from parish and census records relating to the Fitzgerald family who emigrated from Ireland to Canada.

Typescript notes relating to the Everard family and Burncourt Castle, county Tipperary including a transcript of an article originally published in the Clonmel Chronicle in December 1897. Also see P43/3/2/4/6.

Notes on the ESB planning application and a Friends of the Earth annual general meeting held in April 1980.

Assorted handwritten notes, mainly headstone inscriptions relating to the Dillon family of county Tipperary; also headstone inscriptions relating to the Everard family to whom the Dillons were related through marriage. Also see P43/3/1/6.

Material relating to the Butler family of Cahir Castle, including pedigrees, manuscript and typescript notes and documents, photocopied articles and book chapters, and correspondence. Some of the documents in this file include ‘The Lords (Barons) of Cahir – Notes on Family History’ by the Rev. W. P. Burke; ‘Notes on the Pedigree of the Lords of Cahir’; ‘An Irish Legend of the Origins of the Barons of Cahir’ by W. F. Butler; ‘Butler Family History’ by Lord Dunboyne; and photocopies of an indenture and memorial relating to the Butler family of Cahir. In three folders.

Notes on place name elements primarily relating to mountains. Originally contained in a folder labelled ‘Readers’ Digest’ and possibly used in preparation of de hÓir’s contribution to Readers’ Digest Complete Atlas of the British Isles (1965). In Irish.

Handwritten notes on pingos (dome-shaped hills formed in a permafrost area).

Notes on or extracts from books on politics, planning, economics, nuclear power and protest movements.