TS report by Michael Mac Mahon on a stone circle or hut site near Ballinakill, Co. Galway.

Acquisition report completed by Etienne Rynne for a polished stone axehead, from Graig Abbey, near Clarinbridge, Co. Galway. Includes correspondence between Rynne, the landowners of where the object was found and also with the National Museum Dublin, regarding the item.

File which focuses on stained glass and in particular the stained glass windows at St. Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea, Co. Galway and at other locations. Includes colour photo print of stained glass window of 'The Sower" at Tierneevin Church, near Gort, Co. Galway, by artist George Campbell; TS report entitled "Some Notes on the Stained Glass of Loughrea Cathedral, Co. Galway" - by William J. Dowling. Dublin - May 1979; detailed MS notes by Rynne on religious symbolism and expression in church stained glass windows; copies of various brochures and leaflets about the history of St. Brendan's Cathedral; issue of The Irish Heritage Series:56 - St. Brendan's Cathedral, with detailed text and colour images. Also colour photographs of the stained glass windows at Labane Church, Co. Galway, taken by Rynne. File also includes two sets of index cards with MS notes on individual cards by Rynne. Each card carries information regarding specific stained glass windows in galway and Ireland, information on artists such as Harry Clarke and Evie Hone and descriptions of individual stained glass windows.

File includes TS report by Etienne Rynne entitled "Polished Stone Axehead from Belleville Demesne, Co. Galway", with details and illustrations of the objects; copy of article by Etienne Rynne entitled "Adare, Athenry, and Isle of Man - Coincidence or a Late Neolithic Connection". Also correspondence between Rynne and Andy Halpin discussing research matters going before the RIA.

File includes manuscript research notes by Etienne Rynne regarding the Somerset hoard of gold objects found in co. Galway. Includes descriptive notes and information on Irish gold objects generally; Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Eamonn P. Kelly and Nessa O'Connor, Dept. of antiquities, National Museum of Ireland, Galway, discussing the objects and their transfer to the museum, 1992; illustrations of the objects and three TS reports by Rynne entitled "Bridle-Pendant from Somerset, Co. Galway".

TS text of article "Inishmore, Aran", by Etienne Rynne. File also includes text of article Grianán Oiligh (The Grianán of Aileach), Co. Donegal, by Rynne, as well as articles on other forts in Donegal (by J.S. Fleming) and an article by John Waddell, NUI Galway on the monuments and forts of Inish Mór and the Aran Islands.

File relating to excavations taken at ''Dermot and Grainne's Bed' - a megalithic tomb at Greenwood, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo. Includes a TS report on the site by Etienne Rynne; photographs and map excerpt of the area; Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and the site archaeologist (John Sheehan) and the National Monuments Board regarding application for a site excavation license. A report on the wedge tomb excavation by John Sheehan and other general correspondence regarding the site. Also press cuttings of news coverage of the dig.

File including report on the discovery of monastic bell and grave slab at Templemoyle, near Athenry, Co. Galway; index cards of notes by Etienne Rynne; transparencies of images of bell shrines and copies of publish work on the topic of monastic bell shrines.

File includes notes, drawings and information on the Annagh Sword, Co. Mayo. Includes drawing of the sword with annotation on features made by Bernard Freyne; Correspondence between Joseph Raftery of the National Museum, Dublin, Etienne Rynne, Thomas Rea, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo (finder of the sword), Bernard Freyne, discussing varying matters such as the discovery of the sword, its provenance, ownership, sale, and transfer to the National Museum, Dublin. Also extracts of Ordnance Survey map for Co. Mayo outlining the area of the object's location.

Files relating to research and reports of archaeological sites in Co. Roscommon.