Showing 7776 results

This sub-series contains drafts of lectures and papers, photocopied articles and extracts from books and assorted research notes on loose sheets collected and generated by Timothy Looney.

Receipts and notes found inserted between the pages of P43/1/6/4.

Loose pages from note pad with indecipherable signature, containing a suggestion to Walsh for a story. The suggestion begins: ‘Time is 1689-1694. Principal scenes, Cromdale (Strathspey) and Bass Rock (Firth of Forth).’

This sub-series contains loose sheets of poems written by Frances Condell.

Loose set of handwritten history notes with pagination, originally contained inside P14/2/3/1/9.

Loose sheets from a handwritten draft of a lecture which begins: ‘The problem in say these last two decades of how in fiction to treat sexual events troubles me no more than it has always troubled the novelist.’ Unpaginated.

Loose sheets of a rent book containing rentals of the late Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote’s Castlecoote and Maryborough estates, with each sheet dedicated to one tenant. Information provided includes the townland name, tenant’s name and address, tenure, yearly rent, tenement valuation, dates and amounts of payments made, deductions made and observations.

Envelope marked ‘Personal Poems’ containing a loose-page notebook of handwritten poems by Frances Condell. Poem titles include Contrition, Love and Hate, Remembering, To My Friend, Springtime, Strangers, A Sailor Comes Home, A Prayer (with alterations), The Clouds (with alterations), Alone, My Tree, The Enigma, Thank You, God... (with alterations), The Home in the Heart, The Miracle, The Birth of a Babe, Penitence, Evening Shadows, Sweet Sacrifice, Belovéd, Remembrance, The Dream, The Storm, The Birth of Summer, Love, A Thanksgiving, Alone, At Home and Overseas, Absent, Money, Bereavement, The Dawn, Meditation (with alterations), The Wanderlust; Intentions, Those 90 Hours and A Home-Coming Hymn.

This sub-series contains correspondence between Mary O'Neill and Lorna Reynolds mainly relating to Reynolds' book on Kate O'Brien.

Poem entitled Love and Hate written by Frances Condell under her own name.