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Colour snapshot (123 x 88 mm) of three men and three women posing outside a house. Standing are (L-R) George Cantillon, Grace O’Malley Cantillon and Denis O’Malley (of Madaboy, last inhabitant of the family farm). Seated on a bench are (L-R) Sally Patton Pitel (daughter of Patricia O’Malley and Anthony Patton), Michael O’Malley and his wife Ina, parents of Denis O’Malley.

Colour photograph (177 x 101 mm) of a large group at a gathering of descendants of James and Elizabeth O’Malley in Ranfurly, New Zealand.

Full-length studio group portrait (111 x 144 mm) of Mary (Cis) O’Malley in a long-sleeved white blouse and full-length black skirt seated on a light-coloured settee adjoined by three children. The eldest, Nora, is standing next to her on the sofa; the middle one, Sheelagh, is sitting on the arm rest; and the youngest, Mary (Molly), is sitting on the floor at her mother’s feet.

Mounted informal group portrait (165 x 111 mm without mount) of members of the O’Malley family and their friends posing in front of a greenhouse at Riverview, Mill Road, Corbally. Seated in the front row (L-R) are M. Buckley (sitting on the arm rest of the bench) and Nora [?], Michael, Sheelagh, Denis (Donough), Mary (Cis) and Desmond O’Malley. Standing behind them are (L-R) Ian Bloomer, Dr T. A. McLoughlin, Mrs Prendergast, Joseph O’Malley and Mr Prendergast.

Three quarter length studio portrait cut into the shape of an oval (90 x 130 mm) of a young woman in a dark, long-sleeved dress with a large bow tied to her collar and at the nape of her neck. She is seated on a wicker chair with an opened book on her lap. Possibly the mother of Sarah (Judy) O’Malley née Walsh. Originally loosely inserted inside P83/3/1/1.

This sub-series contains other images, mostly buildings and sites associated with the O'Malley family.

Colour photograph (177 x 114 mm) of bunting inside a large room for the O’Malley gathering in New Zealand.

DVD containing a recording of a performance of David Bolger's choreography On the Wall by Tara Brandel, Rhona Coughlan, Dawn Mulloy and Mary Nugent at Firkin Crane during Cork Midsummer Festival held in Cork city on 13-28 June 2009. Duration 00:35:45.

This sub-series contains material relating to the case of Moore to Gilchrist.

Schedule of a search in the Court of King’s Bench finding that Rose Gilchrist obtained a judgment against Samuel Moore for the sum of £200 sterling at Trinity term 1821.