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Two postcards advertising Bruno Scholz’s building materials wholesale business.

Hardback notebook labelled ‘No 1 And No Quarter’ containing two parts of handwritten draft of the novel And No Quarter. Some pages have been removed from the back. The piece at the front begins with chapter one and opens: ‘I am writing this fragment of chronicle’ and continues on right hand pages in sequence (pages 1-73); the other part begins upside down at the back and opens ‘“Listen now!”, I said at the end’, page 25 and continues in sequence to page 196. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text. Inserted at page 62 is an extract entitled ‘The Battle of Tippermuir’ by Walsh from the Gaelic Quarterly Review (undated), 4 pages with alterations.

Two pages of TV highlights from an unidentified magazine. The highlights include a reference to the premier of four short dance films, including Fearghus Ó Conchúir’s Match, on the programme The View Presents… Dance on the Box.

Two manuscript score books bound into a single small hardback volume labelled ‘Music’ on the front cover and signed by Justin McCarthy, Cappamore on the inside of the front cover. The inside of the back cover contains the names of John McCarthy and Cornelius Collins of Cappamore, county Limerick. The book contains handwritten musical notations of jigs, reels, hornpipes and other traditional tunes in different hands.

Black and white photograph (45 x 35 mm) of two girls standing in the doorway of The Fort, Roundstone, county Galway. Similar to P12/5/1/69-71 and 73.

Black and white photograph (85 x 114 mm) taken in Russia of two German soldiers standing in snow with a German Shepherd. The reverse contains a short dedication in German and identifies the men as ‘Seppl’ and ‘Charlie’ [Karl Eck?].

Black and white snapshot (60 x 86 mm) of two German soldiers standing in front of a tent, with a third soldier visible in the background. The reverse contains a short dedication in German, signed ‘Charlie’ [Karl Eck?].

Photocopy of an article-style short story entitled Twilight in Suburbia, describing life in rural Ireland. With minor handwritten corrections.

Material relating to Turbulence, a dance work created by Mairéad Vaughan for Shakram Dance Company in 2005.

White medium-size T-shirt bearing a blue logo [designed by sculptor Janet Mularney] and the words 'Rubato Ballet'.