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Report by I/O of I.R.A. 1st Western Division to the C/S. Capture of their column by 300 Free State troops and loss of rifles and ammunition.

'Report on the Department of Jurisprudence and Political Economy' by C.F. Bastable.

Lawyers Committee for Human Rights report "Beyond Collusion: The UK Security Forces and the Murder of Patrick Finucane", 12/02/2002.

[Archivist’s Note: Patrick Finucane was a Northern Irish lawyer who specialised in criminal defence work. Finucane came to prominence due to his successful challenge of the British government in several important human rights cases during the 1980s. He was killed by loyalist paramilitaries from the Ulster Defence Association (UDA), acting in collusion with British security services on 12th February 1989.]

Copy letter of reply John Wilson Lynch to Winterbotham, Gurney and Co, stating that he may be forced to sell some of the railway stock, as he had received nothing from the property yet, although most of it has been sold to the Land Commission. His trustee Capt George Lynch Staunton has to sanction the sale of the railway stock.

Reply of Adjutant General(unnamed) to the O/C 1st Western Division chastising him for the action at Gort, how is was carried out, asking for names, ranks and addresses of Free State prisoners taken and details of weaponry and asking for statement from the priest who witnessed the incident.

Material relating to the 8th Amendment / Eighth Amendment to the Irish Constitution referendum, held in 2018, relating to "the equal right to life of the pregnant woman and the unborn". File includes pamphlets, flyers, and leaflets relating primarily to the YES campaign for the repeal of the 8th amendment. Material present from various activist groups, such as In Her Shoes, Together for Yes, Catholics for Choice, Lawyers for Choice, Students for Choice, among others. Also includes flyers and leaflets from the Love Both campaign and the No vote for change in the referendum. File also includes stickers and badges from respective groups of both for and against repeal of the 8th amendment.

File 1 includes an unrelated flyer, an election flyer for Michael D. Higgins in his election campaign for election as President of Ireland. Election was also held in 2018.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Renvyle, [Rinn Mhaoile]. A note on the O'Halloran family of Renvyle, and a note referring to William Larminie's 'West Irish Folk Tales and Romances'.

File of material relating to Renvyle.

Includes note from Connemara West centre enclosing a copy of the map work on placenames undertaken by Dave Hogan on Connemara placenames for a FÁS Heritage project at Letterfrack. Includes a handwritten story about how Fó Chaití and Fó Mhairéad got their names. A letter from Dave [Hogan] (see letter signed "Dave" in previous folder - the same handwriting), dated Friday 8th ?? enclosing the placenames map. Handwritten notes. Robinson's handwritten notes about Oliver St John Gogarty, the Blakes. Two handwritten letters from Liz Audigier in 2000 enclosing photographs of altars from her recent trip. Printed email from Hugh Casement to Tim, 28 January 2005 providing information on Robert James Shuttleworth, a half-brother of Henry Blake of Renvyle. Brochure and photograph of the Old Coastguard Station in Renvyle, undate. Brochures for tourist attractions in Renvyle, including scuba diving and Renvyle House. Press cuttings from Irish Times, Connacht Tribune between 1985 and 2006 reporting on historical matters relating to Renvyle.

See pile of envelopes of photographs too.

An account of debts due by [Patrick] Cotter before he died and of payments made since his death including £192.4.2 to Bridget Cotter. A note on the back records that James Cotter was the eldest son of Patrick Cotter and the yearly rent of the father's holding was £25 and of the son's £23 and also the following address, 2 Glanworth St., Limerick.

List of rents from tenanted lands, giving names of tenants and total rents £424.1.9.