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12 aerial photographs of headlands and promontories at Brazen Head, Brownstown Head, and Rinnashark Harbour, Tramore Bay, County Waterford.

2 aerial photographs of the promontory fort site at Greenore Point, County Wexford.

2 aerial photographs of site of Pollshone Fort south of Courtown, County Wexford, and 1 aerial photograph of a site immediately to the south at Glendoyne.

Survey information pertaining to 31 confirmed and potential coastal promontory sites in County Galway. Sites recorded include those in the townlands of Bishopsquarter, Freaghcastle, Caherrush, Emlagh (Kilmurry), Doonmore, Ballard (Killard) (2 sites), Corbally (Kilfearagh) (2 sites), Foohagh (2 sites), Moveen East, Moveen West, Cloghaunsavaun, Trusklieve, Tullig (Kilballyowen), Kilbaha South (4 sites), Ballylaan, Kilbaha South (2 sites), Kilcloher (Kilballyowen), Mutton Island, Ballyheragh, Breaffy South, Killard (2 sites), Quilty, and Fintra Beg.

Set of alphabetised index cards itemising academic references for archaeological work pertaining to promontory forts and similar historic buildings.

Blank set of finds register cards. The cards were designed for archaeologists to catalogue materials obtained during excavations. Printed by JayCee Printers, Galway.

CD-R containing 264 aerial photographs (.jpeg) depicting coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites in County Cork.

CD-R containing:
-86 aerial photographs depicting coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites in County Kerry (2002, no text files are present despite the title of the disc);
-52 aerial photographs depicting coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites in County Dublin (2003);
-131 aerial photographs of the Iveragh Peninsula, Kerry (6 April 2003);
-38 photographs of the environs of Kilsaran Concrete's Clonard Quarry, Kilrathmurray, County Kildare (2003);
-7 photographs of an archaeological excavation in Quay Lane, Galway (2003).

Materials pertaining to archaeological surveys and excavation projects monitored by Markus Casey in Galway City, including at the Spanish Arch and Kirwan's Lane, plus excavations associated with the Galway Water Conservation Project.

25 black-and-white photographs (21.5 x 16.7 cm), taken during an excavation, documenting the stone retaining walls of a historic mill race in Galway city. Each stone has been individually numbered.