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Bound hardback inventory of household furniture, books, postage stamps, china and glass, silver plate, and outdoor effects at Little Court, Kingswood, Surrey; and of the contents of a jewel case at Messrs. Rooper & Whately’s offices, the property of the [4th] Earl of Limerick deceased and valued for estate duty purposes; April 1929; 15 pp. With a related letter from Humbert & Flint, Licensed Valuers, 11 Serle Street, Lincoln’s Inn, London to Messrs. Rooper and Whately, 17 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London dated 9 August 1929.

Inventories of books and documents in Looney’s possession but not all in his hand.

Introduction to Irish Studies No. IV (with multiple subheadings; printed booklet).

Introduction to Irish Studies No. III: 1. Latin Learning in the Irish Monasteries; 2. The Spirit of the Irish Monasteries (printed booklet).

Introduction to Irish Studies No. II: 1. Bards and Druids; 2. Storytelling (printed booklet).

Introduction to Irish Studies No. I: The Irish Language (printed booklet).

Interview notes entitled ‘Donegal. Michael Ward. 2 April. Chat.’ A remark at the bottom of the page states that ‘Michael Ward took me to all the appropriate sites concerned with the exploration + planning permission’.

This sub-series contains mainly notes taken by Simon Dalby during personal interviews.

90-minute cassette tape containing on Side A an interview by Victoria O’Brien with Patricia Ryan in county Dublin, relating to her entry into the world of ballet both as a student and as a teacher; her early teaching career; and the establishment of the National Ballet Company. The first two minutes of the interview are missing. The interview continues on Side B 7.5 minutes into the tape. Total duration 01:09:00. Also see N6/5/5.

90-minute cassette tape containing on Side A an interview by Victoria O’Brien with Patricia Ryan in county Dublin, relating to Ryan’s tenure as Director of the National Ballet Company; and her choreographic collaborations. The interview continues on Side B. Total duration 01:04:00. Also see N6/5/3.