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This sub-series contains material relating to a seminar on uranium mining and prospecting organised by Donegal Uranium Committee.

This sub-series contains correspondence relating to Senatore Edward Kennedy’s visit to Limerick.

Draft manuscript of Seoladh na nGamhna sa Bhfásach for three voices.

A sermon by Father Prout cut out from a newspaper, with linen backing.

This sub-series contains material relating to the terms of Maurice Walsh’s employment as a customs and excise officer.

Set of newsletters of the Kilkenny Anti-Nuclear Group, Cork City Anti-Nuclear Group, The Anti-Nuclear Theatre Co-Op, Dun Laoghaire Newsletter News, North Dublin Anti-Nuclear Action Group and Nuclear Opposition Workshop (Tralee). Each newsletter outlines the group’s aims, organisation, areas of interest and activities in progress.

Typescript set of articles published in Ireland’s Own between 2003 and 2011, including Gift of the Nina, As I Looked Out, Messenger Boy, Building a Wall, The Storyteller, Beneath the Oil Lamp, The Legend of Europa, The Prolific Rabbit, Through the Night Darkly, The Storm, The Sound of Silence, Meeting Sean O’Faolain, The Painted Harlequin, Nonie, The Irish Palatines', 'Seeing the Future', The Mystery of the Swallow, Back Then and Christmas 1943*.

Set of deeds relating to the appointment of Barrington & Son solicitors to carry out the sale of those of the 4th Earl’s estates in counties Limerick and Clare and the city of Limerick of which he is tenant for life, and to which the provisions of the 1903 and 1904 Purchase of Land (Ireland) Acts do not apply; the appointment of the Equity and Law Life Assurance Society to convey the property to the purchasers; the payment of a percentage of the purchase money as a fee to Barrington & Son and the payment of a bonus to the 4th Earl out of the purchase money; the loan of £200 made by Barrington & Son to the 4th Earl, to which his bonus acts as a security; and further advances to which his life policy acts as security. The deeds are supplemental to an earlier deed dated 26 April 1906 and to mortgage dated 4 May 1897, neither of which documents is now present. Some of them also refer to the settlement dated 17 November 1897, for which see P51/6/2/1/1/2. The documents include two draft memorandums of agreement dated 1906; copy draft deeds of charge dated 17 and 18 July 1907; draft deed of charge dated 4 February 1908; copy draft mortgage dated 11 July 1908 with a related letter; receivership deed dated 30 July 1908; draft mortgage dated 18 December 1908; draft reconveyance dated 20 December 1908; copy draft further charge dated 17 August 1911; and a revocation of receivership deed dated 29 January 1914. In three folders.

Items clipped together with a note ‘Initial FOE organisation discussion documents Dublin Spring 1978’. The items include discussion documents outlining FOE policy and organisation; lyrics to a song entitled ‘Don’t Miss the Point’ by FOE to be circulated at a rock [?] festival to promote the anti-nuclear rally at Carnsore Point in Wexford 18-20 August; handwritten notes on suggested slogans for Carnsore; letter dated 29 November 1977 from R. [‘Bob’] Blackith providing advice on forming an [anti-nuclear] group; list of names and addresses of individuals interested in the formation of an Irish anti-nuclear group; report of a meeting held in Dublin on January 1977 in relation to the formation of an Irish branch of FOE; and a questionnaire seeking information from prospective members, including their contact details, occupation, skills they have that might be useful to FOE, and activities they would like to get involved in.

Treaty Establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM), Rome, 25 March 1957. Treaty Establishing a Single Council and a Single Commission of the European Communities and Related Documents, Brussels, 8 April 1965. Treaty Amending Certain Budgetary Provisions of the Treaties Establishing the European Communities and of the Treaty Establishing a Single Council and a Single Commission of the European Communities and Related Instruments, Luxembourg, 22 April 1970. Dublin: The Stationery Office, [1972].