[A Lonely Little Cabin in the Hills of Donegal, sung by Ann Gill, in the house of James McInerney, Ballinamuck, County Longford]

A collection of ballads, poetry, songs, and a prose tribute (in manuscript and typescript), written in heroic form in honour of Barry from various admirers in Ireland and Britain, including Padraig O'Hegarty, a Republican prisoner in Lincoln prison, England.

[Barb'ry Allen, sung by Tom Lenihan, a farmer, in Knockbrack, Miltown Malbay, County Clare]

[Bring me Home to North Kerry, sung by Paddy Quilligan, a settled Traveller, in Newcastlewest, County Limerick]

[Cassidy's Cow, sung by Micheal Sheridan, in Corneenflynn, Glangevlin, County Cavan]

[Charming Edward Boyle, sung by John Joe Murphy, a farmer, in Derryheanlish, Roslea, County Fermanagh]

This collection, which is part of the larger Constantine Curran/Helen Laird letter collection, contains material by and relating to James Joyce. It comprises 133 letters by or relating to James Joyce, members of his family, and others closely associated with him. The collection includes 25 letters from Joyce to Curran, letters from Joyce's brother Stanislaus, and correspondence from associates and friends of Joyce such as Paul Leon, Harriet Shaw Weaver, and Sylvia Beach.

[Dick Mooney's Daughter, sung by John McGuire, a farmer, in Crocknagross, Roslea, County Fermanagh]

[Donnelly and Cooper, sung by Tony Melay, in Carrigduff, Bunclody, County Wexford]

[False Lankum, sung by John Reilly, a Traveller, who was camped at Cloongrehan, Cootehall, County Roscommon]

[Francie Hynes, sung by J.P. Sinen, a building labourer, in Corraclare, County Clare]

[Hugh Reynolds, sung by Margaret Dunne, a housewife, at Bellanagh, County Cavan]

[Jim Connolly the Brave, sung by Martin Byrne, a farmer, in Bunclody, County Wexford]

[Johnny Doyle, sung by Frank McInerney, of Leggamine, County Cavan]

[Lost Jimmy Whelan, sung by Micheal Dolan, in Gola, Glangevlin, County Cavan]

[Lovely Sweet Drumgoon, sung by James Finlay, in Aghavarderin, Killeshandra, County Cavan]

[Mama, Say a Special Prayer for Me, sung by Kathleen Maughan, at Labre Park Travellers Camp, Ballyfermot, Dublin]

[Mary of Loughrea, sung by Gary McMahon, a solicitor, in Newcastlewest, County Limerick]

[McManus and the misfit suit of clothes, sung by Patsy Johnston, a farmer, at Fardrum, Ballinalassie, Ballinahoun, Athlone, County Westmeath]

Typescript of Joyce's version of 'Molly Brannigan'.

[My Darling Brown Haired Boy, sung by Ann O'Donnell, a Traveller, in a derelict house at Green Street, Boyle, County Roscommon]

[My own native land far away, sung by Michael Moran, a farmer, at Drumrahill, Mohill, County Leitrim.]

[One day as I rambled through Glasgow, sung by Mrs. McDonagh, a traveller, camped at Cootehall, County Roscommon.]

[Pat O'Brien, sung by John Cooper, a farmer, at Ballyhyland, Clonroche, County Wexford]