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Volume 302, Number 1823 of Blackwood's Magazine, containing Nestor’s short story The Sighing Heather.

This collection consists of published and unpublished material assembled by Simon Dalby for the preparation of his MA Geography thesis, ‘Political Ecology: A Study of the Irish Anti-Nuclear Movement’ (University of Victoria, Canada, 1982). Published material includes articles; books, booklets and pamphlets; conference proceedings, speeches and public lectures; EEC communiqués; newsletters; periodicals; press cuttings; reports; and treaties and acts. Unpublished material comprises correspondence, minutes, reports, fact sheets, posters and other items created by Irish anti-nuclear groups including Alliance for Safety and Health (ASH), An Taisce, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, CONSERVE, Donegal Uranium Committee, The Ecology Party, Friends of the Earth, Noxious Industry Action Group, Nuclear Opposition Wexford, Nuclear Safety Association, Socialist Labour Party, Trade Union Anti-Nuclear Campaign and UCC Nuclear Opposition Group. There are also notes made by Simon Dalby during the preparation of his thesis, including extracts from published material; notes taken during interviews, conferences and seminars; and notes on minutes and correspondence.

The Singer Was Irish. Written and composed by C. W. Murphy and Harry Castling. London: Francis, Day & Hunter, [n.d.].

The Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook: Easter 1916. Second Edition. [Dublin: The Irish Times Ltd., n.d.]

This sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's novel The Small Dark Man, published in 1929.

This sub-series contains material relating to Maurice Walsh's short story The Smart Fellow, published in 1964 in the collection The Smart Fellow.

This sub-series contains drafts of Maurice Walsh's short stories included in the collection The Smart Fellow, published in 1964.

This series contains photocopies of administrative documentation, mainly between Franco’s administration and that of the Irish Brigade.

This series contains photographs, recordings and photocopies of letters and other documents sourced by Robert Stradling from Irish Brigadiers, their families and friends to provide insight into the daily life of volunteers during the Spanish Civil War.

This series consists primarily of media coverage before, during and after the Spanish Civil War. It contains newspaper articles from Irish newspapers, with some examples from foreign sources.