‘Kalendarium Collegii Sancti Stanislai Tulliolani’ .

Documents by Fr Kevin Laheen, SJ which describe the burial details of Jesuits and pupils of Tullabeg who were buried in the Old Rahan Graveyard (c.1855 onwards) and the College cemetery (c.1874 onwards); the plaque erected in their honour and blessing of this stone; details of copyright permission for Fr Laheen’s book in relation to the 5 Evie Hone stained glass windows originally located at Tullabeg and relocated to the Jesuit Retreat House, Dollymount (1 August 2010). Includes chronologically list of Jesuits who died in Tullabeg (1870-1906) and a photographic album of the Jesuit graveyard at Tullabeg, Rahan Lodge and Irish Jesuits at this blessing (9 September 2004).

Brochure for the Tullabeg Retirement Village in what was once the Jesuit novitiate at Tullabeg.

Booklet souvenir of St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, Kings County which includes a list of Rectors of the College, Masters of Novices, Staff list and images of the College.

Handwritten book of Tridiums of Fr Edward Kelly SJ. From the Tullabeg Jesuit Library. With note on second page ‘Transcribed by me from Reports of Tridiums given by my beloved Father (Edw. Kelly, S.J.). M.A. Beytagh, Mannin House.’ Includes pasted insert photograph of Fr Edward Kelly SJ.

Book of Mass intentions received at Tullabeg. Each page records the number of intentions, who they were received and satisfied by, and the amount of money donated.

Letters to the Rector at Tullabeg relating to bequests to the Jesuit community by Reverend James Daly, Christine Chicester, James Kenny, Katie Coughlan, Joseph Guinan Mary Josephine McCann and others. Also includes note regarding the bequest of books to the library at Tullabeg by Monsignor Thomas Langan.

File containing newspaper and magazine articles relating to the Evie Hone stained glass windows in the community chapel at Tullabeg, a list of references to the windows in scholarly literature compiled by Fr Richard Coyne SJ and relevant extracts from the Historiae Domus of Tullabeg (1940-1951).

Article from the Offaly Independent on the official opening of the retreat house for the laity by the Bishop of Meath, Most Rev. Dr. J. Kyne.

Article by Fr. Kevin Laheen, SJ entitled ‘Gone but not Forgotten’ which details the Jesuits buried in the Old Rahan cemetery before 1874.