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Five black and white photographs relating to "Rossa" by Roger McHugh mounted on a board. The first photograph features Pádraig Ó Donnchadha, Séamus Ó Maoilriain, Séamus Ó Fachtna (200x150mm). The second photograph shows Lasairfhíona Ní Mháille, Imelda Ní Dhonnachadha (200x150mm). The third photograph features Pádraig Ó Donnchadha, Treasa Nic Oirealla, Seán Ó hÓráin (200x150mm). The fourth photograph shows Liam Ó Conchubhair, Pádraig Ó Donnchadha, Imelda Ní Dhonnachadha (245x110mm). The fifth photograph features Pádraig Ó Donnchadha, Breandán Ó Tighearnaí, Imelda Ní Dhonnachadha, Noel Ó Duibhir, Niall Mac Giollabháin, Treasa Nic Oirealla (245x130mm).

Bound volume containing the handwritten reflections of Ross Mahon of Trimleston and later Booterstown, County Dublin. Some are reflections on nature, ships and books, others examine religious and social matters such as the slave trade and the need for an army.

Index card for the townland of Ross Demesne, [An Ros].

Series of index cards describing the townlands within the civil parish of Ross. Robinson indicates that the parish of Ross is now divided into the Roman Catholic Parish of Leenane (Kilbride), and the Parish of Clonbur (Ross). A note with an explanation from the 'History of Tuam', about the history of Kilbride Parish. An A4 sheet with an extract from a piece about an orphanage in Aasleagh. A handwritten note is on the back, addressed to Tim from Nora Keane.

Series of index cards describing the townlands within the civil parish of Ross, and in the Roman Catholic Parish of Clonbur. The title card for the series gives an outline from the History of Tuam, Volume II, relating to the Roman Catholic Parish of Clonbur [An Fhairche], part of the Civil Parish of Ross.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Ross, [An Ros]. Features described include Carraigín, and the Coastguard Station. Some information is given about Ross House, including a brief history of its ownership, and an illustration of its coat of arms which can be found above the archway in the barracks yard. Mr. Lydon of Tooreen is credited as being one local source of information.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Rosroe, [An Ros Rua]. Included are descriptions of Rosroe Cottage (now An Óige hostel. An anecdote about Wittgenstein's visit to Ireland in 1934 is also included). Killary Harbour, Meall an Fhathaigh, Inis Bearna, Beácáin, the LDF lookout post, Tóin an Doire, Cuainín an Róin, Gob an Damba, Caladh na hInse, Dún Aodha, and some brief information about the Killary Salmon Co. Ltd. Festy Mortimer of Rosroe is credited with providing some of the local information.

Folder of contact sheets and corresponding negatives documenting aspects of Bob Quinn's home life, and life and characters in the locality. The pantomime, or geamaireacht in Rosmuc features in many of these photographs, along with images of lobster fishing at Cuan Casla.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 36 images, and one large photographic print.

Images taken at the live performance of the Rosmuc Geamaireacht, or pantomime. Includes photographs of audience members including one of Tomás Bairéad / Tom Barrett. He wears a peaked cap, and is smiling.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 24 images.

Behind the scenes photographs of the Rosmuc geamaireacht or pantomime actors having their make up done.

Photograph of Seán Joe Coleman the fisherman. Head and shoulders, he is smiling and happy, wearing a black woollen jumper, in Bob Quinn’s home.

Close up photographs of Marcus Quinn.