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Draft manuscript with corrections of It Came Upon the Midnight Clear in a 12-stave manuscript music book. The original score is missing, the rendition is from Ghislaine de Regge’s memory.

Material relating to It Was All About the Truth, a dance work created by Mairéad Vaughan for Shakram Dance Company in 2003.

Italy: State Terror and Proletarian Counter-Power. [Dublin: Revolutionary Struggle, 1977].

Itemised invoice from Cannock & Company Ltd., of Limerick to Madge Daly for household goods and furnishings.

Typed itemised lists of the contents of [Strand House?] under the following headings: beds, springs and mattresses; linen; mirrors; objects of art, miniatures and ivories; silver; piano; portraits, paintings, pictures and photos; radios, gramophones and records; screens; trunks and suitcases; tables and dressing tables; wardrobes and presses; bronzes, brass and copper; cabinets, chests and desks; carpets, rugs and felts; chairs, easychairs and chesterfields; china; clocks; curtains and cushions; foodstuffs; fenders and fire irons; coal boxes, scuttles and buckets; fittings and fires (electric); glass; jewellery; and bookcase and books.

Itemised results of the sale by auction at The Rocks, Crossdony on 16-18 September 1863 for the account of Major Samuel Moore. The document lists the lot number, a short description of the item and the price realised.

Itemised valuation of the contents of each room in Bruno Scholz’s apartment at Lindenallee 26, Charlottenburg 9, [Berlin]. Lacking page 8.

This series comprises mainly items of Quaker interest and some photographic material relating to the Morony family.

Letter from Edward Thomas O’Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, The Palace, Corbally, Limerick to ‘my dear Dean’, expressing gratitude that the recipient is recovering and advising Mr Lynch ‘to advertise’; and a typescript of a speech made by O’Dwyer on the occasion of the conferring of the Freedom of the city of Limerick on him on 14 September 1916 with handwritten amendments.

Items relating to Stephen and Anne O’Mara’s silver jubilee, including a menu and part of a large card which accompanied a presentation of a hand-woven Dun Emer carpet from the employees of the Claremorris Bacon Company.