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Set of 12 black and white postcards of Mount Melleray Abbey, county Waterford.

Sets of ‘Ireland at Work’ postcards produced by An Chóchomhar with related promotional cover letters signed by de hÓir as secretary. In Irish.

‘Samuel Winter, Provost of Trinity College. An address delivered in the Chapel of Trinity College, Dublin, on Trinity Monday, 1941 by the Venerable St John D. Seymour, Archdeacon of Cashel and Emly.’ Reprinted from The Church of Ireland Gazette, 5 September 1941. Dublin: Church of Ireland Printing Co. Ltd., 1941. Bears inscription ‘With best compliments St John D. Seymour.’

Sgéalta Gearra an Iarthair. [Western folk-reports collected amongst the Irish-speaking people by Micheal Ó Tiománaidhe and Domhnall Ó Fhotharta; specially prepared for intermediary schools. Dublin: P. O’Brien, 1910]. Signed ‘Éamonn de hÓir Ó Cearraí’ on the inside cover.

Patrick Shaffrey, ‘A Layman’s Guide to Planning’, An Taisce, vol. 1, no. 2 (April-May 1977), pp. 9-11. Attached to this article are two others from the same issue, ‘Legal Aspects of the New Planning Act’ by Brian J. O’Connor, pp. 13-15; and ‘The Developer’s View’ by John Broadhead, pp. 16-17.

Brief biographical accounts of Commandant William Shanahan who was killed by the British Forces during the War of Independence.

Shanbally Forestry bank account book in the names of Lady Beatrice Pole-Carew and Lady Constance M. Butler with the Provincial Bank of Ireland Limited, covering the dates 20 May 1919-31 December 1924.

Brief biographical accounts of Thomas Shannon, Magistrate of the Republican Courts, who was killed by the British Forces during the War of Independence.

Typescripts of a document entitled ‘Shanrahan’ [by Timothy Looney] with related handwritten notes. Also a photocopy of a chapter entitled ‘St Cathal of Taranto’ from Irish Saints in Italy used as research material.

Two share certificates issued to Colonel James Reilly by M. Dillon & Son, Stock & Share Brokers, 3 Trinity Street, Dublin.