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Material relating to the AIB Better Ireland Award received by Rubato Ballet in 1992.

This collection comprises a scrapbook compiled by Agnes Mary Gaffney and a number of loose items found inserted inside it. It provides insights into the life and lifestyle of the members of a prominent and politically influential Roman Catholic family and their role not only in the formation of the Irish republic but on the wider arena of Irish-American republicanism and the campaign for women’s rights.

This sub-series contains a typescript of the stage adaptation of Maurice Walsh's novel The Road to Nowhere and related correspondence.

This sub-series contains drafts of the film adaptation of Maurice Walsh's novel The Road to Nowhere and related notes.

Lysaght, William, The Abbey Fishermen. A Short History. Privately published. Printed by Shamrock Stamps, 14 Lower Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick. First printed in 1964 by The Treaty Press Limited, 6-9 George’s Quay, Limerick.

This sub-series contains material pertaining to the appointment of the 4th Earl of Limerick as Deputy Lieutenant.

That Tumble-Down Shack in Athlone. Words by Richard W. Pascoe. Music by Monte Carlo and Alma M. Sanders. Also scores and lyrics for Every Time the Clock Ticks; Mother in Ireland; Lullaby-Land; By the Sapphire Sea; Dancing Fool; and One Night in June. London: B. Feldman and Co., [n.d.].

Thank God for a Garden. Words and music by Teresa del Riego. London: Chappell & Co. Ltd., [n.d.].

Glass plate negative (215 x 165 mm) depicting the terraced lawn outside Dromoland Castle, with the south-east corner of the house in the background. Eileen and Maud O’Brien are standing in the lower terrace, looking in opposite directions.

Terms of settlement to be executed on the marriage of Samuel Moore with Louisa Nesbitt prepared by William Tatlow solicitor. The document is undated, but the couple married on 15 December 1849.