Leather pouch ornamented with the O’Malley surname and coat of arms.
Cantillon, Grace née O'Malley (b. 1934), family historianSmall leather pouch containing gold and amber rosary beads blessed by the Pope, presented to Catherine Daly shortly after 1916 as a form of consolation by a priest home from Rome following the execution of her son. For a related provenance note, see P2/4/1/11 (2).
Daly Family of Limerick CityLeather-bound notebook with a steel lock and key containing hand-copied transcripts of letters, wills and other documents by or relating to the De Laval family. The earliest transcribed item is a letter from Vicomte de Laval to his children dated 2 April 1689, written from a prison in France. Some transcripts are in French. Also included in the book are the Vicomte’s coat of arms and a drawing of the family seat of Chateâu de Gourlencour near Laon in Picardy. Handwritten index. Pagination in pencil on written pages. For indices of the contents of this book, see P21/3/3-4. Fragile.
De Laval family of PortarlingtonLeaving certificate examination papers in various subjects. Some of the papers bear the signature of Lorna’s sister Eleanor Reynolds.
Reynolds, Lorna Teresa (1911-2003), academic and poetPhotocopy of a lecture entitled ‘The Irish Novel Now’, delivered by Kate O’Brien to Limerick Tuairim on 6 June 1962. Originally attached to P76/2/1/1.
O'Toole, Michael (1938-2000), journalist, author and bibliophileLecture handouts, entitled ‘Physical Definitions and Units’ by F. Julian, and ‘Biomass – Energy. Energy from Short Rotation Forestry’ by M. Neenan and G. Lyons, distributed at Cloyne Literary and Historical Society Berkeley Lecture.
Dalby, Simon, Professor EmeritusManuscript lecture notes entitled ‘Shakespeare’ (note that the pages may not be in the correct order).
Reynolds, Lorna Teresa (1911-2003), academic and poetLecture notes entitled ‘Dryden 1631-1700’; the notes incorporate first year arts honours exam questions on the subject.
Reynolds, Lorna Teresa (1911-2003), academic and poetHandwritten lecture notes by John Heffernan used for teaching. In two folders.
Looney, Timothy (Tim) (1914-1990), local historianBlack and white negative of a lecture on American and Irish whiskey. Negative missing.
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