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Hardback notebook ‘supplied for the public service’ and labelled: ‘Face of Stone. Thirty Pieces of Copper. Prudent Dan. Thomasheen James and the Canary Bird’. Some pages have been removed and some are loose. Contains handwritten draft of the short story Thomasheen James and the Thirty Pieces of Copper which begins: ‘Thomasheen James was poor; he was as poor as a church mouse’ (pages 1-10). Also draft of the short story Face of Stone (24-29 October 1935) which begins: ‘In their own time, the rumours of the sword-fights of Urnal’ (pages 1-33); draft of Thomasheen James and the Canary Bird (14-21 January 1936) which begins: ‘“Begor!”, said Thomasheen James, his head through the French window’ (pages 1-12); draft of Thomasheen James and the Professor (26 February-4 March 1937) which begins: ‘“You are going to miss that bus”…’ which continues upside down from the back (pages 1-19); on the inside of front cover a piece ‘From “The Lectures of Professor John Fletcher”’ beginning: ‘The geologists insist that no civilisation’. Alterations. Each piece paginated separately.

Black and white negative of the Shannon An Tóstal Council meeting. Negative missing.

Black and white negative of the Shannon An Tóstal Council meeting. Negative missing.

Black and white negative spares of the display for the Drawing Contest in the Transit Lounge at Shannon Airport. Negative missing.

Black and white negative of the display for the Drawing Contest in the Transit Lounge at Shannon Airport. Negative missing.

Black and white negative copy of a drawing for C. O'Carrol. Negative missing.

Black and white negatives of copies of an artist's impression of the Industrial Development Site, featuring the Shannon Airport, factories, and housing estates. One negative vinegar damaged. Envelopes note the initials TJC.

This series comprises photographs and drawings of members of the Daly, Dore and Clarke families, noted republican figures of the early 20th century, and commemorative events.

Poem entitled Dreams written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Drew, David and Huddart, David. Dunmore Cave. Dublin: National Parks and Monuments Service, [n.d.].