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Material relating to Cosán Dearg, a choreography created by Fearghus Ó Conchúir in 2005.

Cosgrave, J. The Lives and Actions of the Most Notorious Irish Highwaymen, Tories and Rapparees; from Redmond O’Hanlon to Cahier na Gappul. To Which is Added the Goldfinger, or, the History of Manos Maconiel. Dublin: Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.].

Costs of ejectment by Robert Reeves and Sons Solicitors for non-payment of rent on part of the lands of Bantyre [Banteer] called Magrath Callaghan’s farm, and also that part of Bantyre called Shronebehy [Shronebeha] Daniel Callaghan tenant.

Costs between attorney and client in the case of Montray Erskine and Samuel Moore and several other matters prepared by John Collum, attorney for the executors of Robert Story.

Costs between solicitor and client furnished by Robert Story, late solicitor to Samuel Moore, in the case of Edward King Tennison plaintiff and Samuel Moore and others defendants; prepared by John Collum.

Costs in connection with proceedings for mandamus in the High Court case of John Arthur Baker against Limerick Corporation, prepared by T. T. Mecredy & Son Solicitors, 91 Merrion Square, Dublin.

Costs of redocketting judgements by Robert Reeves and Sons Solicitors.

Schedules issued to tenants of properties on Viscount Lismore’s estate in county Tipperary required for the purposes of constructing the Wexford, Waterford and Valencia railway. Each schedule provides the name and number of the affected holding; description of fields or buildings affected; owner, lessee and occupier of holding; and description of the section of the line deposited (cutting, embankment, level). In two folders.

Costs of registering original judgments for £25,000 in the Court of Queen’s Bench in the case of James Eyre Jackson plaintiff against Samuel Moore defendant and Gerard Moore defendant, with related receipts.

Mr Curtis’s costs relative to the sub-mortgage and transfer of policy by Samuel Moore to the Victoria Life Office; undated but covers the period 24 June to 19 July 1853.