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Photocopies of photographs and press cuttings relating to the Round House; also a related map and a record of the same building printed from the Buildings of Ireland website; and a rough sketch of the building, with notes on its shape and construction.

Printed sheet promoting the Irish Society for Intellectual Freedom and its publication, Anti-Censorship Monthly, with a related statement.

Circulars, minutes, statements and general notices from the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic (AARIR). Also a related handwritten note of a considerably later date. Also the constitution of the AARIR as adopted at the sixth annual national convention on 17-18 July 1926. Also see P40/3/12/1-2.

Correspondence, accounts, invoices, receipts and statements relating to the administration of the estates of Joseph O’Mara in Ireland and America and the care of his wife Adelaide and daughter Maureen O’Mara following his death on 30 December 1950. The main correspondents include Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin; John Dundon & Son Solicitors, 101 O’Connell Street, Limerick; Louis de Courcy Auctioneer, 7 Glentworth Street, Limerick; Inspector of Taxes, 92 O’Connell Street, Limerick; Michael O’Brien, 60 Gramercy Park North, Apartment 16-H, New York; Alphonsus O’Mara, Mulcaire, Booterstown, county Dublin; Erie M. Catto, Ontario, Canada; and Stephen O’Mara, Strand House, Limerick. In 16 folders.

Correspondence (mainly between James O’Sullivan, Stephen O’Mara, Mary Rynne née O’Mara, and Norrie O’Sullivan née O’Mara); share certificates; declarations of trust; transfers; releases; financial accounts and other material relating to the setting up, administration and winding down of a trust fund created for the maintenance of the children of James O’Sullivan and his late wife Ellen née O’Mara, and the financial problems faced by the O’Sullivan family in 1930 due to James O’Sullivan’s sudden illness. Also letters from James Enright, St Paul’s Rectory, 1800 Twelfth Street North, St Petersburg, Florida relating to the death of James O’Sullivan, which had taken place in St Petersburg, Florida on 15 August 1935; and correspondence between Carter, Ledyard & Milburn, Counsellors at Law, 54 Wall Street, New York and Messrs O’Mara Limited, Limerick relating to the trustees’ decision to save the O’Sullivan’s property on Long Island for the benefit of his children. In seven folders.

Material relating to the Patricia Mulholland Irish Ballet’s 25th anniversary dance in the Dunadry Inn, Templepatrick on 4 June 1976, including invitations, contract and payslip issued to Frances O’Hara by the British Broadcasting Corporation Northern Ireland for a radio interview with David Duneith on the subject of the Irish Ballet; draft circular thanking contributors for their subscription to the 25th Anniversary presentation fund and a related bank docket.

Character references, letters and certificate relating to Éamonn de hÓir’s registration as a matriculated student at the National University of Ireland; receipts for university fees; essays and examination answers; and assorted certificates, references, exam results and notifications of scholarships awarded to him. Some items in Irish. In two folders.

Material relating to names of pubs and inns and place names in County Dublin which incorporate them.

Hand-delivered envelope containing a letter, information sheets, photocopies of press cuttings and flyer relating to Kate O’Brien’s work The Ante-Room and a cassette tape labelled ‘Catherine Hayes – The Irish Nightingale RTE Radio I 7/1/96’.

Manuscript and typescript drafts of Éamonn de hÓir’s duties as place name officer and lists of his publications; also a note on biographical mapping.