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Press cutting containing colour photographs of members of Keniry School of Irish Dancing, winners of several awards in the Irish Dancing County Championships.

Group photograph (149 x 101 mm) of six dancers from the Keniry School of Irish Dancing in Youghal.

Group portrait (148 x 101 mm) taken at the All-Ireland Dancing Championships in Cork. Seated in the centre of the front row is Charles Haughey, the then opposition leader of Fianna Fáil. Kathleen Keniry is standing on the far left in a white jacket and cream and white dress.

This series contains a notebook of dance steps collected by James O'Mahony and ephemera relating to his daughter Kathleen Keniry née O'Mahony.

Letter from ‘Brenda’ to Kathleen Keniry enclosing a video recording of dance steps (now not present).

This series contains microfilm copies of sixteen volumes of letters, diaries, despatches and miscellaneous printed material relating to Sir Richard Bourke from the period 1812-1855 held by the State Library of New South Wales (SLNSW). The SLNSW call numbers for this series are A1728-1742 for volumes 1-15 and D184 for volume 16.

Microfilm copy of the contents of Volumes 4-5 (ML A1731-2), containing draft despatches from 1835-1836 and 1837, respectively; and contents of Volume 6 (ML A1733), containing letters from Sir Richard Bourke to his son on colonial affairs from 1834-1837.

Microfilm copy of the contents of Volume 7 (ML A1734), containing letters from 1833-1837, including a few to his son; contents of Volume 8 (ML A1735), containing Sir Richard Bourke’s journal of his journey to England in 1838; and contents of Volume 9 (ML A1736), containing correspondence with Lord Monteagle, 1828-1855.

This series contains microfilm copies of thirteen volumes of correspondence and other papers relating to Sir Richard Bourke from the period 1820-1852 held by the State Library of New South Wales (SLNSW). The SLNSW call number for this series is MS MLL 403.

Microfilm copy of the contents of ML MSS 403/2-4, containing general correspondence, 1824-1850. For a related index to correspondents, see P62/2/1/ (1).