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Recording of unspecified content on magnetic reel. Duration: 04:15:31 (part 1) and 04:24:09 (part 2).

Recording of unspecified content on magnetic reel. Duration 04:04:37.

Recording of unspecified content on magnetic reel. Duration 01:32:32.

Recording of unspecified content on magnetic reel. Duration 04:19:29.

Brigid Redmond, The Story of Dublin City & County. Our Land in Story. A series of Irish local histories for school children. Dublin, Belfast, Cork and Waterford: Browne and Nolan Limited, [1919].

Five red wax seal impressions on cardboard, depicting the three-facet seal of the Viscounts de Laval. Fragile.

This collection contains records of the organisation, management and finances of the Limerick Protestant Young Men's Association, its members, staff, premises and club activities, particularly during the height of the Association's popularity in the 1920s and 1950s. There are no records relating to the Association’s foundation or early years (1853-1874), and few relating to its activities after 1959, when its popularity began to vane. The records are purely of administrative nature and reveal little of the Association’s temporal and spiritual aspirations. Arising from the fact that the Association’s secretaries were not obliged to hand over records in their possession upon resignation, some years and some aspects of the Association’s activities remain poorly recorded.

CD-R containing Excel, JPEG, PDF and Word files of biographical and photographic information relating to the officers of the 10th Royal Hussars (The Prince of Wales’s Own) and their activities in India in 1910-1913 and during the First World War.

Audio reel containing recordings of four programmes in the Radio Telefís Éireann series Ballads of a Saturday produced by Colin Morrison and hosted by Dick Cameron and Elizabeth Colclough. In the first programme, they perform the songs ‘The Old Woman from Wexford’, ‘The Turtle Dove’, ‘The Keeper’, ‘I Never Will Marry’, ‘Old Joe Clark’ and ‘Pretty Little Miss (I’ll Be Sixteen on Suday)’. In the second programme, they perform the songs ‘New York Girls (Can’t You Dance the Polka)’, ‘Coulter’s Candy’, ‘She’s Like the Swallow’, ‘The Banks of the Roses’ and ‘Sweet Nightingale’. In the third programme, they preform the songs ‘Liza Jane’, ‘Mary Hamilton (The Four Marys)’, ‘Time to Be Made a Wife’, ‘Diamond Joe (Roll on Boys)’ and ‘Pick a Bale of Cotton’. In the fourth programme, they perform the songs ‘Johnson Boys’, ‘Farewell, Dearest Nancy’, ‘A Great Big Sea Hove in Long Beach’, ‘Whistle, Daughter, Whistle’, ‘Sally Goodin’ and the children’s song ‘Jig Along Home’. The sound quality of the fourth programme is poor. Between programmes one and two is a fragment of another programme from the series, in which Kate Lucey sings the start of the song ‘The Gallows Tree’. Between programmes two and three is a fragment of a radio documentary about life in the nine glens of Antrim in the 1920s. The tape concludes with ‘Jessie’ singing the song ‘Marco Polo’ and Dick Cameron singing the song ‘The Kangaroo’ (sound quality very poor). Duration 01:13:08.

Reel containing a recording of a programme in the Radio Telefís Éireann series Cabaret Gael Linn, in which Martin Fay, Seán Potts and Muiris Kennedy perform the songs ‘Peigín Leitir Móir’ and ‘Vanish Misfortune’; Dick Cameron and Elizabeth Colclough perform ‘Sweet Nightingale’, Dick Cameron performs ‘Hiram Hubbard’; Fay, Potts and Kennedy perform ‘Twenty Men from Dublin Town’ and ‘Anach Cuain’, Cameron and Colclough perform ‘Liza Jane’, Elizabeth Colclough performs ‘Mary Hamilton (The Four Marys)’, Fay, Potts and Kennedy perform ‘An Poc ar Buile’ and ‘Mo Mhúirnín Bán’; Cameron performs ‘New York Girls (Can’t You Dance the Polka)’, Cameron and Colclough perform ‘Kisses Sweeter than Wine’; and Fay, Potts and Kennedy perform ‘Buachaill on Éirne’, ‘Siobhán Ní Dhuibhir’ and an instrumental piece, which concludes the programme. After a small break in the recording, there follow three programmes in the Radio Telefís Éireann series Ballads of a Saturday, hosted by Dick Cameron. The first two programmes feature Tom Paxton, who in the first programme performs the songs ‘The Last Thing on My Mind’, ‘Georgie on the Freeway’ and ‘Victoria Dines Alone’. The programme concludes with Dick Cameron singing ‘Bottle of Wine’. The recording suffers from wow and flutter. In the second programme, Paxton performs the songs ‘The Marvelous Toy’, ‘I Can’t Help but Wonder Where I’m Bound’, ‘Sully’s Pail’ and ‘Ramblin’ Boy’. The quality of the recording is poor. The third programme, broadcast on 26 August 1967, features Sharon Collen, who performs the songs ‘The Lass from the Low Country’, ‘Darcy Farrow’ and ‘Jamie (Dewy Dells of Yarrow)’. The progamme ends abruptly. It is followed by Dick Cameron singing the song ‘The Bonny Cuckoo’ twice. The recording suffers from wow and flutter. The reel concludes with a recording of a radio programme for children, in which Dick Cameron performs the songs ‘The Barnyard Song’, ‘Going to the Zoo’, ‘Uncle Reuben’, ‘The Monkey and the Elephant’ and ‘Jig Along Home’. Duration 01:49:53.