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Photocopied extracts from registers of births, marriages and deaths in the 1870s-1930s in the districts of Bansha, Cahir, and Tullamaine, county Tipperary, and the district of Wangratta in the State of Victoria, Australia, primarily relating to the Walsh family.

Photocopies of articles entitled ‘Internment and the Law’ by Alan Watkins, and ‘Wilson in Ulsterland’ by Paul Johnson, published in The New Statesman on 3 December 1971.

Photocopied extracts from a book relating to the origins and history of the surname O’Sullivan.

Photocopy of handwritten notes relating to a seminar on uranium mining organised by the Donegal VEC. The notes focus on what the seminar might be expected to achieve and criticises the fact none of the speakers are opponents of uranium mining.

Photocopy of a typescript by Looney entitled ‘The Rising of 1848’.

Typescript biography of the poet James Thomson (1834-1882) who wrote under the pseudonym Bysshe Vanolis.

Photocopied extracts from books relating to the American poet Father Abram Ryan (1838-1886), known as the poet priest of the South.

Typescript document outlining the genealogical history of the O’Callaghan family up to the mid-seventeenth century, copied from an original manuscript.

Photocopied notes relating to the Mullaney family of Clonmore, county Tipperary.

Photocopied maps, notes, genealogical charts, and extracts from books relating to the Mackin family of Flemingstown, county Tipperary; also a photocopy of a typescript entitled ‘The History of Ned, Last of the Flemingstown Mackins’ by Kevin Mackin; and a transcript of a taped conversation between Tim Looney, James Fleming, Patsy O’Hallahan and [Kevin Mackin?] discussing the theory that the name Mackin comes from Mac Con, the king of Ireland. Also see P43/3/2/1/1.