Pamphlet entitled Offaly Tombstone Inscriptions. 1. Rahan Graveyards, published by the Offaly Historical Society. Contains references to, and lists of Jesuits buried in the old Rahan graveyard from 1823 to 1874 and those buried in the cemetery in the grounds of St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, after 1874 (p.22 – 25).

Ordo Administrandi Sacramenta, Et Alia Quaedam Officia Ecclesiastica Rite Peragendi, 4th edition, Dublin 18[91]. With note on front cover ‘The Infirmary St. Stanislaus College, Tullamore. Ad usum Patrum. Administ. Sacrament.’

Ordnance Survey map of county Offaly featuring St. Stanislaus College, Tullabeg.

Order of Time for a Day of Recollection, Tullabeg.

[Counsel’s opinion] ‘as to the saleability of Tullabeg.’

Figures for number of scholastics (Irish and foreign), ‘Receipts from Arca’ and overdrafts for the years 1955 to 1962.

Bound volume entitled ‘Notes on the History of the Tullabeg District’ by Fr Denis Nerney SJ (Donnchadh Mac An Airchinningh) Includes ‘extracts from a Tullabeg Diary, 1856 – 1872’ (p68 – 71).

Notes by Fr Richard Coyne SJ on possibility that the father of the writer Brendan Behan, Stephen Behan, had once been a novice at Tullabeg.

Draft letter from Fr. Hurley, St Francis Xavier Church, Gardiner St., Dublin, to Pádraig [?], comprising 'notes from mss Mt Briscoe 1785.' The letter composed in Irish, contains transcripts in English from an 18th century manuscript loaned to Hurley in 1948 from Mrs Briscoe following a lecture to the Kildare Archaeological Society. Hurley notes that the author of the manuscript was a good historian and evidently had a good knowledge of sources available to him at the time of writing. The manuscript concerns the history of the Briscoes, the marriage of John Briscoe to Eleanor Kearney and the construction of Srahkerne Castle (Srah Castle, Tullamore) in 1588.