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Black and white negative of a farewell party for Miss A. McBride, an employee of Shannon Airport. Negative missing.

Black and white negative of the Farewell Party for President of SPS Factory (Waterford Glass). Negative missing.

Handwritten draft of introduction to Kate O’Brien’s travelogue by Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE, published by Virago Press Limited in 1985, which begins: ‘When in 1922 Kate O’Brien, aged twenty four, travelled to BILBAO in the northern province of VIZCAYA in Spain…’. Paginated and contains amendments.

Farm account book recording cash transactions, cheque payments, petty cash transactions, credit sales and purchases, fertiliser usage, livestock births and deaths, livestock control accounts and sundry items. A cover letter and compliment slip from Farm Development Co-op Ltd. are attached to the front cover.

This sub-series contains annual accounts relating to the management of the dairy farm at Odellville.

This series comprises farm and household records documenting the management of the dairy farm operated by Michael and Helen Allott at Odellville between 1945 and 1994.

This sub-series contains diaries kept intermittently by Michael Allott to record farming activities and weather conditions.

Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1945, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities.

Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1946, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities. The diary incorporates lists of areas of the farm under tillage, livestock, animal feed in store and machinery on the farm, together with some milk records.

Hardcover diary kept intermittently by Michael Allott in 1947, containing mainly notes on weather conditions and on farming activities. The diary also incorporates a tillage plan for the year, information on calving dates and some milk records. With three loose inserts, including a poem For the Quiet Hour by David J. Rees.