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Minute Book of Tullamore Hurling & Football Club
IE OH OHS46/D/2 · Item · 1918-1920
Part of Records of Offaly GAA

Minute book recording the meetings held and decisions taken by the committee of the Tullamore Hurling and Football Club. Decisions included hosting of tournaments for causes such as the Portarlington Lock Out fund, and one for the benefit of member J. Barry who was imprisoned in Belfast Jail. Also details the organisation of concerts and ceilís.
Scrapbook of the history of Ballinamere GAA Club
IE OH OHS46/E/1 · Item · 1930-1973
Part of Records of Offaly GAA

Scrapbook containing typescript essay on history of Ballinamere GAA Club, newspaper cuttings with match reports, original photographs of Ballinamere teams, individual players, and hurling committees,and reports from AGMs.
Records of McGinn's Bakery, Tullamore
IE OH OHS72 · Fonds · 1926-1981

Account book, customer a/c, retail and grocery ledgers of McGinn's Bakery, Tullamore.

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18th century letters and papers
IE BCA ROSSE/B · Subfonds · 1705-1887
Part of The Rosse Papers

Eighteenth-century letters and papers, 1705-1887, of both branches of the Parsons family, but almost all of them deriving from the Parsonses of Parsonstown - excluding the papers of Sir Laurence Parsons, 5th Baronet, later 2nd Earle of Rosse, which constitute Sections C-F.
Correspondence relating to astronomy
IE BCA ROSSE/K · Subfonds · 1840-1984
Part of The Rosse Papers

Correspondence of the 3rd and 4th Earls of Rosse with fellow-astronomers or about the Birr and other observatories, including correspondence of the 5th and 6th Earls about the Birr Observatory, 1840-1909, 1913-14, 1938 and 1964-84.
Correspondence 4th Earl and Lord Mayo
IE BCA ROSSE/M/3 · File · 1867-1869
Part of The Rosse Papers

Letters to the 4th Earl from the Chief Secretary, Lord Mayo, and others about representative peerage elections, including that of the 4th Earl himself.

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