Ground plan of full workhouse including external walls, yards, and entrance, main, dining/chapel and infirmary blocks. Locations of cesspits and tanks are noted. Drawings added later (see related item). Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed front elevation and section for sliding iron vents in walls. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Plan and elevation of chimney piece for board room. Hand drawn copy drawing. Pin-holes evident. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed drawing showing plan, plan of roof, section and elevation on one sheet of ventilation turrets over main staircases. Includes whether vane to be made of 'strong copper'. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed interior perspective of main block shewing the construction arrangements of the sleeping platforms and Bedsteads. This copy of the interior view is from the documents relating to Lismore Workhouse.

Printed section through central section of main block. Castleblayney Union Workhouse is now part of St. Mary's Hospital.

Printed drawing for two and three light windows above the ground floor. Inside and outside elevations with full-size details. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Block plan of workhouse with drains, cesspits, and tanks. Some specifications are included on the drawing. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Hand-drawn elevations of entrance and main block. Pin-holes evident. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Plan of roof timbers and roof over entrance, plan of second floor of end wings of main block and plan of roof timber and roof over central section of main block. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed section though end wing of main block. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed elevations showing 'Pattern for Gable Boards to Entrance Front Building' and 'Pattern for Gable Boards over Windows of Board Room'. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed drawing showing inside elevation, plan and section with full-size hinge detail, for ground floor rear windows to main block. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Amended printed drawing issued in Dec 1840 as the vane was considered too large. As with the original, this vane was to be of 'strong copper'. Castleblayney Union Workhouse is now part of St. Mary's Hospital.

Printed elevation showing 'Pattern for Gable Boards to Wings of the Main Building'. Information on centering is proved with the observation 'The Boards to be all in one width without join'. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Hand-drawn plan and elevation of partition for the dining hall/chapel. Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

Printed sections through entrance block (EF) and infirmary (LM). Mallow Union Workhouse is now Mallow General Hospital.

As the printed specification had stipulated, these ironmongery elements were sourced and supplied centrally from Wilkinson's office. The list is divided into the following sections: Ledged and Sparred Doors, Doors to Store Rooms, Carpenter's Patent Locks, Stock Locks, Drawback Locks, Norfolk Thumb Latches, Bolts. Castleblayney Union Workhouse is now part of St. Mary's Hospital.

Particulars of fixtures for Castleblayney Workhouse. Material is listed under the following headings: Rail &c. for Bedsteads, Grates and Stoves, Iron Boilers, Dressers, Water Works, Baths, Painting (of letters on doors), and Shelves. Castleblayney Union Workhouse is now part of St. Mary's Hospital.

Response to questionnaire from William Keane, Moate, Co. Westmeath, collected by Brigid Keane.

Response to questionnaire from Miceál Ó Coincheannain, Rinn na h-Áirne, Corr an Dola, Co. Galway, collected by Liam Ó Coincheannain.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) / From Tomás Ó Ceallaigh, Caherea, Co. Clare.

Response to a questionnaire compiled by the Irish Folklore Commission on the Irish Famine (1845-1852) in the province of Connacht/ From Pádraic Ó Díscín, Milltown, Co. Galway, 5 April 1945.

Response to questionnaire from Jimmie Donnan, (aka The Lucky Fellow), a fisherman, aged 80.