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Press cuttings relating to place names.

Press cutting relating to the marriage of Peter O’Mara and Mary O’Connell. Also two press cuttings bearing a photograph taken at the exhibition of Limerick artist Colm James featuring among others Peter O’Mara.

Press cuttings relating to people and families, including Charles Bianconi, Seamus Bourke, Thomas Francis Bourke, Sir William Butler, Leo Casey and the Casey family, Michael Collins, Hester Cooke, John Dempsey (Governor of Connecticut), Geoffrey Keating, Charles Kickham, Philip McGrath (‘Silken Philip’), the O’Fogarty family, John Boyle O’Reilly, William Pitt, Senator Willie Ryan and the St Leger family of Doneraile Court. Also a press cutting relating to the living chieftains of Irish families.

Press cuttings relating to Patricia Mulholland and the Irish Ballet.

Press cuttings pasted on a sheet of thin card relating to Portadown Music and Drama festival and to confirmations; also two loose press cuttings relating to Bangor Festival of Folk Dancing and Portadown Folk Dancing Festival.

Press cuttings relating to Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson’s visit to Ireland.

Press cuttings relating to Mary Lavin, including an interview with the author; her obituaries; and press cuttings relating to her funeral.

Press cutting from Irish and Dutch newspapers on Coyle’s release from prison. Also a two-part article series on her life published in Sunday World.

Press cuttings relating to Lorna Reynolds, including her bid for the chair of English at UCD; her poem ‘Travelling and Waiting’ published in the Irish Times on 9 August 1969; the 1970 Eyrecourt Festival, where Reynolds acted as one of the adjudicators at the fancy dress competition; her appearance in a Thomas Davis lecture on Radio Eireann in which she spoke on Irish Romantic poets between 1850 and 1900; her visit to the Bodleian Library to see the Book of Birr in 1980; the ‘Speaking from the Past’ exhibition at Birr Castle co-curated by Reynolds in 1983; and her views on women and society on the eve of the 1992 abortion referendum.

Press cuttings from Dutch, Irish and English newspapers relating to Life at Stake and to Edward Hardwicke, who played Herrema in the docudrama.