Delivery docket from Curtis and Company Printers confirming the delivery of 200 circular letters for the Kevin Barry Memorial Fund.

Loose sheet features manuscript accounts for the costs associated with posting letters and circulars for the Kevin Barry Memorial Fund.

Receipt from Curtis and Company Printers to Bourke for the payment of £2.5.0 for 200 circulars, printed in English and in Irish, relating to the Kevin Barry Memorial Fund.

Undated manuscript note on headed paper of the Commerce Society, University College Dublin, discussing the commencement of the construction of the window and the proposed design to be submitted to the committee. The note has not been signed by or addressed to a specific individual but is presumably an intra-committee communication.

Brief undated manuscript note, written in Irish, concerning the Kevin Barry stained glass window and providing a very brief description of its background. Written on National University of Ireland headed paper.

Fianna Fáil election address requesting support from the graduates of University College Dublin for their candidates in the forthcoming general election: Conor A. Maguire, Attorney General, and Helena Concannon. The booklet is bilingual, written both in Irish and in English and the front cover of the publication has an extensive list of graduates, some with manuscript crosses or check marks against their names.

Cumann na nGaedheal election address to the electors of the National University of Ireland requesting support for their candidates in the upcoming general election of 1933, Michael Hayes and Patrick McGilligan. The publication features a list of the election committee and several of the names have been marked with a manuscript cross or check mark.

Copies of charge sheets, witness statements, summary of evidence delivered to the court martial of Barry for the murder of Privates Whitehead, Washington, and Humphries at Church Street Dublin (15 October 1920); includes detailed statements from soldiers present at the ambush and military medical personnel who received the dead and wounded at the Richmond Hospital; also includes the cross examination of witnesses conducted by Barry himself. There is a second copy of each of the charge sheets and statements.

Letter from Curtis and Company Printers, Temple Lane, Dublin, to Bourke enclosing a statement and receipt for payment for the printing of circulars and envelopes relating to the Kevin Barry Memorial.

[Mathematics course papers including several documents written by Collins.]

[Algebra course documents issued by King’s College London.]

[Index of thirty-three documents relating to the history of Irish mendicant friars]

Photograph of Frank McInerney, Mrs. McInerney and Michael Tierney at the signing of the contract for the Science Block, UCD, Belfield.

Document outlining an expanded cordon in Dublin and the distribution of troops.

[Photograph of de Valera and Macardle examining a copy of Macardle's The Irish Republic.]

Photograph of opening of St. Vincent's Hospital: Seán Lemass signing the visitor's book, with Michael Tierney and Seán Moore.

Photograph of the opening of St. Vincent's Hospital: Seán Lemass, Patrick Hillery, Michael Tierney and Seán Moore.

Sign here, please [newspaper cutting with photograph of Charles MacNeill signing the roll of recipients of honorary degrees of the NUI.]

Front cover of a file entitled 'Important British Documents & Letters, 1916'. A note on the cover goes on to state '(Given to President de Valera) (This is to be given to the Franciscans at Killiney to be put with Eamon de Valera’s documents)'.

A revised Specification of Works. This copy of the revised specifications is from the documents relating to Castleblayney Workhouse.

Bernard Gheerbrant to Constantine Curran : thanks for Day of the Rabblement; thanks for details about documents, which will be included in catalogue.

Files contains documents re instruction from Admiralty Hydrographer that all Lights around the coast of Ireland be re-exhibited.

Photograph of Rt. Hon. Herbert V. Evatt, Éamon de Valera and Michael Tierney, preparing presentation of honorary degree upon Evatt at Iveagh House, Dublin.

Photograph of presentation of honorary degree (D.Litt. Honoris Causa) to Robert Frost: With Éamon de Valera, Iveagh House, Dublin.