Reports from meetings of the working group, reports on agri-tourism and IT. Includes the recommendations from Group 1 who were looking at training programmes, government schemes and fundraising.

Reports from working groups established to look at the various aspects of the running of Muintir na Tíre including funding.

Submission on “The Land Use and transportation authority for the greater Dublin area” to the Department of the Environment and Local Government, reports on spatial planning from government departments and the planning committee. Includes photographs from a conference.

Blueprint plan showing the south elevation of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building. The Architect is Arthur Page Brown. Drawn at a scale of 1/8 inch to 1 foot.

Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and South Cork regional council.

White folder, held within the file (A44/25/24/7) and relates to a [conference] and study on aspects of Human Rights in South Africa. Includes research notes and articles with manuscript notes by Kevin Boyle. Includes notes and comments on various aspects

File includes manuscript drawings and maps on grid paper, with MS notes and writings for souterrain in Co. Galway, by Etienne Rynne; correspondence between Rynne and Brian Duffy, Senior Archaeologist, Archaeological Survey, Co. Westmeath (1983) re. souterrain at Ballymote; letters between Rynne and Paul Gosling re. souterrain near Kilmaine, Co. Mayo, and file report with descriptions, black and white photographs with OS map extract for souterrain at Ballynacarragh.
File Two includes published research material, articles, book extracts etc. re. souterrains.

Early Tim Robinson writing, when he was writing using the name Timothy Drever. Both of these stories were later published in the 2002 book 'Tales and Imaginings'.

Folder 1: Eight drafts of 'So and Springrice', some handwritten, some typed with handwritten edits.

Folder 2: Typed drafts of 'So and Springrice', and a typed story 'Telling the Tale'.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of Snámh Bó, [Snauvbo]. So-named as a swimming place for cows, who used to graze on an island. Brief descriptions are given of Molán an Iarrainn, Dún Mánas, Céibh Shnámh Bó, Carraig Ghlas, Crompán Láibe, Oileán an Bhailín, Poll na Dúbhaí, An Crocán Corr, Bealach an tSnámha, Carraig na hEascainne, An Chara Dhubh, and Cora Dhún Mánas. Local man Piaras Ó'Conaire and Mícheál Breathnach are credited with providing some of the information.