Small poster bearing head and shoulder portraits of Edward (Ned) Daly, Thomas Clarke and Con Colbert, designed to raise funds for the Limerick 1916 Memorial (for which see P2/3/1/3/1/1-4). Also a proof of same, with handwritten details of the individuals included in the margins.
Daly Family of Limerick CitySmall leather-bound hardback photograph album containing black and white photo-graphs of Hella, parents, grandmother and assorted female friends taken during holidays and summer outings. All images have been dated and some captioned and most individuals have been named or otherwise identified.
Fuller, Hella née Scholz (1925-2003)Small leather-bound volume of maps of Lixnaw, county Kerry and adjacent lands surveyed for Dudley Ryves by Charles Frizell Senior and Richard Frizell in March 1763. The book begins with an index of townlands, followed by coloured maps of each surveyed townland on a scale of 40 perches to an inch. Comments accompanying each map provide the names and sizes of individual fields within each townland, the overall quality and value of the land and recommendations for its use or for suitable improvements to increase quality or productivity. The pages have been numbered but the numbering runs sequentially on right-hand pages only and many of the numbered pages are blank.
Ryves, DudleySmall leather-bound volume of maps of the estate of the Earl of Listowel. The volume bears the address of Creagh & Byrne Solicitors of Listowel, county Kerry, and a note on the endpaper indicates that the maps were used as an exhibit in a court case involving the Irish Land Commission in 1905. The book commences with an index of townlands and five folding maps of multiple townlands. These are followed by individual townland maps, each on a single page. The maps show the boundaries and sizes of holdings on each townland and occasionally the name of the occupant or the nature of land, whether arable, pasture, bog or wood. The owners of surrounding townlands are also frequently identified. The maps are hand-coloured, and many of them contain coloured vignettes of thatched cottages, churches, ruins, trees or landscapes. The pages have been numbered throughout but many of the pages are blank.
Hare, William (1751-1837), 1st Earl of ListowelSmall softback notebook containing genealogical notes on the Dillons of Cahir. Also see P74/3/2/4/6.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianSmall notebook containing sundry sketches and notes, probably kept by de hÓir while a student. Mostly in Irish. With related inserts.
Daly Family of Limerick CitySmall notebook (18 x 9 cm) containing two poems. The first begins: ‘‘Tis a pity I came where my name/was unknown in the town’ and another entitled Myself which begins: ‘If myself had a singing brown thrush’.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerSmall posters bearing the words ‘Ireland United Free and Gaelic’.
Daly Family of Limerick CityThis sub-series contains a letter from SMT Magazine and Scottish Country Life.
Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writerSmyth, W. J. ‘Estate Records and the Making of the Irish Landscape: An Example from County Tipperary’. Reprint from Irish Geography vol. 9 (1976), pp. 29-49. Bears the inscription ‘To Tim & Mary with fondest thanks Bill’.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historian