This book was written to celebrate Samuel Beckett's eightieth birthday in 1986. It charts the landscape of the novels, plays and poetry of Samuel Beckett, and is illustrated with black and white photographs from various locations around Ireland. The city and environs of Dublin, including the suburb of Foxrock are particularly covered by the book.

Gramachree, I'd Like to See Old Ireland Free Once More

I Think of Old Ireland Wherever I Go

The Re-Conquest of Ireland, A. D. 1895.

The Fireside Story of Ireland, / by Dion Boucicault

['Potato Digging in Ireland' Gardener’s Chronicle, vol. 18.]: Page 133

[Invitation to the Catholic University of Ireland centenary celebrations.]

Let me carry your cross for Ireland, Lord. /By Thomas Ashe.

Ireland and O'Connell. / By a Member of the O'Connell Centenary Committee.

The Difficulties of Ireland, and the Way to Overcome Them. / By a Cosmopolitan.

Remarks on the Necessity and Practicability of Railway Extensions in Ireland. / By J. W. K.

[Shelf listing of Austin Clarke/Poetry Ireland material held in Special Collections, University College Dublin]

[Photograph of laboratory for inorganic chemistry, from 'The College of Science for Ireland.']

[Photograph of first year physics laboratory, from 'The College of Science for Ireland.']

[Catalogue of the Library of the Royal College of Science for Ireland.]

[Circular letter from Bartholomew Woodlock, Rector, regarding the Annual Collection of the Catholic University of Ireland.]

[Ticket to the Royal University of Ireland Graduates' Annual Conversazione, admitting Mr. Semple.]

[Programme of Centenary Celebrations for Catholic University of Ireland; University College, Dublin.]

Stanislaus Joyce to Constantine Curran : the truth behind the burning of the printed sheets of Dubliners (Falconer and Roberts); overt and covert censorship in Ireland; Vigilance Committee; recent fruitless attempts to buy Ulysses in Dublin versus its availability in Trieste; enquires whether there was a Crown Solicitor's Office in Dublin Castle and whether Cosgrave is still alive.

James Joyce to Constantine Curran : family affairs in Ireland; letter from niece re: his sister Eileen (health issues); sending Curran money for song book and newspapers; asks for Curran's help in communicating response; Lucia, her aunt and cousins; his mother-in-law; his sister-in-law's marriage; Work in Progress.

Paul Léon to Constantine Curran : two snapshots and two new cards enclosed; copy of Transition with 'fragment' (from WiP); Joyce would like to see Curran in Paris; please send latest list of banned titles in Ireland.

Harriet Shaw Weaver to Constantine Curran : Curran's list of letters from Joyce; Nora's current address; Nora's correspondence now handled by Miss Evelyn Cotton; account of Nora's health complaints (via Mrs. Jolas); proposal to reinter Joyce in Ireland (via Mrs. Jolas) – Count O'Kelly will be making approaches; James Stephens' letters; Stanislaus' address currently unknown.

The State of Ireland. Brief Sketch of the Operations of the Emergency Committee, Appointed by the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, and List of Subscriptions to 23rd June, 1881.

The History of Ireland from the Beginning of the World to the Present Time. / By H. E.