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Handwritten draft of introduction to Kate O’Brien’s travelogue by Mary O’Neill, 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE, published by Virago Press Limited in 1985, which begins: ‘When in 1922 Kate O’Brien, aged twenty four, travelled to BILBAO in the northern province of VIZCAYA in Spain…’. Paginated and contains amendments.

Long and short versions of Far Westward Lies an Isle for voice and piano, with words from a poem by St Donatus. The short version is marked ‘original’ and contains corrections and commentary. The long version, with minor corrections, is contained in a 12-stave manuscript music book, with the note ‘Paxton 1953 – Competition no. 94’. Also a photocopy of the long version, incorporating a short note on St Donatus and the words of the poem. In two folders.

Envelope containing slightly differing typescript versions of a children’s story entitled Fanny the Phone written by Frances Condell.

Famous Stories for Boys and Girls. Gulliver Books Ltd., [n.d.].

This series contains images of Edward Donough O’Brien, 14th Baron Inchiquin and members of his family.

This sub-series contains pedigrees of various branches of the O'Malley family of County Limerick.

This sub-series contains photographs of members of the Condell and Eades families.

This series contains notes and pedigrees relating to the Barry family and copied extracts from deeds and other documents.

One item relating to Thomas Noonan's family background.

This sub-series contains press cuttings of family and personal interest collected by Frances Condell.