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Notebook containing on two pages handwritten addresses in Ireland and England. The rest of the notebook is blank. Unpaginated.

Notebook containing handwritten research notes including references to sources and notes on canals in southern Ireland and The Limerick Navigation. Also includes appointments and shopping list. Unpaginated. One page is loose.

Hardback notebook marked ‘Andrew Heffernan’ on the front cover containing cash accounts of food items and petrol.

Reporter’s notebook containing customers’ accounts, with an index of customers on the first page.

Notebook containing handwritten notes by Madge Daly relating to her uncle John Daly.

Notebook containing two sets of notes taken during lectures. The first set relates to a lecture given by Professor Brückner on milling techniques, the second (written upside down from the back) to a series of lectures by Professor Pelschenke on the processing of cereals. The notes presumably relate to Hella’s training at the Institute for Grain Processing in Potsdam.

Hardback notebook containing handwritten notes on history and English literature; and a section entitled ‘A.M.D.G. The Sacred Ceremonies of the Church at Low and High Mass, and on Diverse other Occasions’. Signed ‘Andrew Heffernan’ on the front leaf.

Notebook kept by John Heffernan, marked on the inside cover ‘A General Compendium English Notes II’ and containing notes on Francis Bacon, Dante Alighieri, Eugene O’Growney, and Thomas Davis.

Notebook containing handwritten extracts by Heffernan from books relating to Tipperary history; subjects include New Inn and Knockgraffon; John Griffin, parish priest of Knockgraffon; Dr O’Connor, first president of St Patrick’s College in Thurles; and Dr Patrick Everard, Archbishop of Cashel. Also a related photocopy including notes on the same topics, and on Garrymore Cross Ambush; Galbally; and Ballywire.

Notebook containing a handwritten essay on the art of writing which begins: ‘The art of writing – the art – is that which stands a long way back from the idea of writing.’ Also handwritten research notes for the unpublished novel, Constancy, including chapter structure and character sketches. Unpaginated.