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Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1913 for the sum of £5 5s to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1918 for the sum of £5 5s to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Memorandum of agreement by the late Sir Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1925 for the sum of £8 to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Memorandum of agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote to let to V. G. Hinds part of the lands of the Old Fort known as the Rampart Field for grazing until 31 December 1928 for the sum of £8 to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Memorandum of agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote to permit Joseph Hughes to use all the grass on the lands of Jail Fields, Borris Road, Maryborough containing 7 acres, 1 rood and 20 perches statute measure for the grazing of cattle and sheep from 18 July 1935 to 1 June 1936 for the sum of £9 to be paid in two equal instalments.

Memorandum of agreement by Colonel Charles Henry Eyre Coote to permit Joseph Hughes to use all the grass on the lands of Jail Fields, Borris Road, Maryborough containing 7 acres, 1 rood and 20 perches statute measure for the grazing of cattle and sheep from 1 April 1938 to 1 March 1939 for the sum of £12 to be paid in two equal instalments.

Memorandum of agreement by Sir Eyre Coote to permit William Hyland to use all the grass on the lands of Borris Little, Maryborough, known as the Jail Field and field adjoining containing 6 acres Irish measure for grazing purposes only from 26 March 1923 to 1 December 1923 for the sum of £21 to be paid on the execution of the agreement.

Agreement by [Ida] Jessop to take in conacre for a turnip and potato crop that part of the lands of Little Borris containing 3 acres and 20 perches for the sum of one shilling. She further agrees to manure the lands with best farmyard manure.

This sub-series contains general documentation relating to Éamonn Proinsias de hÓir's career as place name officer and lists of his publications.

Research material collected for an article entitled ‘Caithréim Dhonnchaidh mhic Thaidhg Rua uí Cheallacháin’, published in North Munster Studies: Essays in Commemoration of Monsignor Michael Moloney edited by Etienne Rynne, Limerick: Thomond Archaeological Society, 1967. With manuscript and typescript drafts of the article, and related correspondence. Mostly in Irish.