Postal telegraph from [ ], at the Four Courts in Dublin, to Mr Donelan, Sylan, Tuam, telling him John has been appointed.

Telegram from Winslow, Mountain Mining Company to M M O'Shaughnessy requesting a cook at once. A handwritten note from O'Shaughnessy at the back advises a good cook is departing that night.

A set of index cards outlining briefly some of the local features of the townland of Teernakill South, [Tír na Cille Theas]. Included are descriptions of Binn Ramhar, Droichead an Easa (Shaughnessy's Bridge on the OS map), the Copper mines, a holy well, lake, and bridge, Tulachaí, Mám Aodha, Tír na Cille River, Aill na Lady, Corcóg, Log an tSamh, Bucán, Loigín Dóite, Meall, Binn Chaoinghí, Caobóg, Cúl an Easa, Na Cruic Breaca, and Binn Mhór. Will Crawford from Mám, Nora Keane, Mary Keane, Willy Sutcliffe, and a person identified as Lydon from Bun a Bhucáin are credited as being local sources of information.

A set of index cards outlining briefly some of the local features of the townland of Teernakill North, [Tír na Cille Thuaidh]. Included are descriptions of the Mass Rock, Léana (a local village), Tobar Feichín (site of a holy well and a burial ground), Scoil Bhríde, Cnoc Beag, and Lugán. The local principal Mrs Tierney, local man Mr. MacAodha, and Willy Crawford are credited as being local sources of information.

Text outline of lecture by Kevin Boyle for Human Rights Seminar, Week 8, Essex University and entitled 'Racism, Xenophobia and Citizenship', with manuscript annotation by Boyle, c. mid-1990s. Also includes notepaper with manuscript notes by Boyle entitled

Files relating to teaching materials, notes and course outline documents relating to archaeology at University College College (NUIG).

Index card giving a brief description of the townland of Tawnaloughra/Townaloughra, [Tamhnaigh Luachra].

Set of index cards describing some of the features of An Tamhnach Mhór [Tawnaghmore], namely Sraith na gCapall, and Garraí na Sceiche. An un-named local woman, and local man Feichín Ó'Tuathail are credited with providing information.

Set of index cards describing the townland of Tamhnach Bhán/Bán [Tawnaghbaun]. Included in the description are various local features including Loch Bheag, Garraí Pheadaí, Cnocán na hAibhne, Balla Bhannóg, Oileán Cois Fharraige, Aill na mBó, Garraí Cheann Mhór, Oileán na hAbhann, Balla Chúlóg, Tobar Bhidí, Carraigneachaí, Béalain, Lochán Dealaí, Dóilín, Muing, Oileán an Ghiolcaigh, Carraig an Ime, Oileán na Craoibhe, Tamhnach Bán Lake, and Cois Fharraige (a small peninsula on the South Coast, and the site of a megalithic tomb). Tom Conneely and Joe Joyce are credited with providing some of the information.

Files of records relating to the development and production of 'Tailor's Requiem', written and created by Pan Pan Theatre Company, directed by Gavin Quinn at Project Arts Centre, 8-12 Oct 1996, as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
File 1 includes printed play programmes from the Dublin production, Oct 1996, and also a theatre programme from a touring production at Teaterdagarna, Riksteatern, Sweden, May 1997. Postcard featuring an image of cast member Mark McCaffrey from the play, which notes a production at the Scottish International Grouse house, Edinburgh Festival, 19-31 Aug 1996; also a black covered A4 folder with Pan Pan branding. Printed flyer from a production held in Brest, France of the play, 31 May 1 Jun 1996.
White covered A4 folder with Pan Pan branding with photocopy of French press reviews of the play, along with black and white photographic prints of shots from the play, with images of cast members, Rod Chichignoud, Mark McCaffrey, and Charles Kelly.

File 2 contains details manuscript production records, including handwritten responses to/outlines of characters in the play, for example, MS document titled "The Character of Agata in Tailor's Requiem'; character outline (with written response and drawings) by actor Mark McCaffrey, another from actor Rod Chichignoud for the character of Bartok; manuscript list of stage management notes, lighting plan for the play with lighting cue sheets; notes, letters and photograph regarding costume design for the play sent to Gavin Quinn and Aedín Cosgrove from 'Christle', a prop list for the production; also a printed flyer from the Garage Theatre, Monaghan, who staged a production of the play. (1997).