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Fragment of an unidentified document.

Sepia-toned photograph (86 x 142 mm) of four priests outside the Irish College in Rome.

Yeats, William Butler. Four Plays for Dancers. London: MacMillan and Co., Limited, 1921. Lacking dust jacket. Signed on the inside by Sara Payne, and by the original owner of the book, Abbey Theatre actor Joseph O’Neill. The pages contain handwritten annotations for possible movement and sound direction, and the players’ cues for the play At the Hawks Well.

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) depicting four men posing outside the thatched rustic summer house on the grounds of Dromoland Castle. The man on the far left is formally clad in a three-piece suit. The second man is seated on a chair in plus fours, tweed jacket and flat cap resting a shotgun between his legs and with a gun dog by his side. The third man is standing and similarly attired, his hands wrapped around the barrel of a shotgun with its butt resting on the ground. The fourth man, on the far right, is younger than the other three and roughly dressed, possibly a beater or a picker-up, with a white ferret dangling from his right hand. On the foreground are three large dead rabbits.

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) depicting four young females outdoors in the shade of a large tree, one sitting on grass with a pen and notepad in her hands, two (Moira and Maud O’Brien?) seated on a timber bench with books, and one seated in a wicker chair darning a sock.

Draft manuscript of four exercises in harmony submitted to Paul Gilson.

Copies of a poem entitled Forgotten Thoughts…, unattributed but presumably written by Frances Condell.

Copies of a poem entitled Forgotten Things written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Copies of a poem entitled Forbearance written by Frances Condell under her own name.