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Searches (mostly negative) in the Courts of Chancery, Common Pleas, the Exchequer and King’s Bench for recognizances, judgments, redocquetted judgments and revivals of judgments against and bonds to the Crown between 1690 and 1835 by members of the Moore family. Also a negative search in the Registry Office for acts of Samuel Moore and others to affect the Moyne Hall estate; searches in the Court of Common Pleas for recoveries suffered by James Moore or Samuel Moore between 1700 and 1733; and an affidavit of Samuel Moore in the Court of Chancery as to the encumbrances affecting his estates. The documents have been numbered from 1 to 64. Items numbered 30 and 51 have attachments of certificates of receipt of the debt and costs from Samuel Moore in the case of Keown v. Moore and Sneyd v. Moore, respectively. In three folders. Some items fragile. Also see P15/1/2/3/2 and P15/1/2/3/4.

This sub-series contains searches in various registry offices and courts for judgments entered against Samuel Moore and related certificates of satisfaction and particulars of judgment to provide evidence Samuel Moore's title to Kilnacrott and the state of his finances.

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) of rugged seashore of pavement limestone at Kilkee, county Clare with cliffs in the background.

Similar format to P7/2/1/7/1 (with ‘2’ on the front) and continuation of the novel The Hill Is Mine. Few alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

This sub-series contains press cuttings relating to Frances Condell's second term as mayor.

This sub-series contains correspondence from Frances Condell's second term as Mayor of Limerick.

Secrecy and Censorship in the Nuclear Industry. Dublin: The Contaminated Crow, [1980].

Secretary’s report outlining DUC’s activities during the year.

Glass plate negative (165 x 215 mm) depicting a section of the remains of Roche Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian monastery in Maltby, Rotherham, South Yorkshire.