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Summary of lots of the 4th Earl of Limerick’s sales, listing number of lot; amount of rent; years purchase; reserve proposed; and remarks.

Summary of proceedings of the Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union Symposium on Irish Options within an EEC Energy Policy held in Malahide. Also outline notes for a talk entitled ‘Planning to Meet Electricity Energy Needs’ by J. J. Kelly delivered at the seminar.

Summary of written submissions on planning applications 2019/80 and 2085/80 prepared for an oral hearing held in Lifford on 4 March 1981. Attached to the summary are photocopies of correspondence between Ralph Sheppard (DUC Secretary), Donegal County Planning Office, T. O’Reilly (County Secretary), D. Mackey (Acting County Secretary), the County Planning Office, An Bord Pleanala, and James P. Sweeney (Solicitor for the appellant, Irish Base Metals Ltd.). The letters relate to objections made by DUC to planning applications 2019/80, 2031/80 and 2085/80 and amendments to be made to conditions set out in the planning permissions granted by Donegal County Council. Also attached are copies of the original decisions to grant planning permissions to applications no. 2019/80 and 2085/80, and of applications by the DUC against them.

Summary of proposals received from prospective tenants for a farm at Cahermee, Doneraile, county Cork.

Summary of a [first] meeting of delegates of anti-nuclear groups at Tralee on 1 December 1979.

Summary of unspecified sales.

Summary sheet entitled ‘Carnsore Addresses’, listing the name of each county, sequential numbering and totals. Also see P28/2/3/1/2.

Poem entitled Summer Love written by Frances Condell under her own name.

Summer programmes.

Summons from Petty Sessional Division of Faversham, Kent, addressed to Kate O’Brien at 177 The Street, Boughton, Kent, regarding complaint from Rating Authority for Rural District of Swale in connection with outstanding payment of £13.42, plus £1.10 in costs amounting to £14.52, and with instruction to appear on Wednesday 20 March 1974 before the Magistrates’ Court sitting at the Guildhall, Faversham. Letter is annotated in O’Brien’s handwriting noting the following, ‘9 March, ’74. Dear Sirs, Sorry about this, but I have been ill, and away from home for a long Time. I enclose my cheque for £14.52. Kate O’Brien’. Attached to the letter is a receipt for £14.52 dated 11 March 1974.