Collection

Results from the libraries & archives

• “Something old, something new, something borrowed”, Ballyscunnion

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/92

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “I’ll be your Sweetheart”, Ballyscunnion

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/83

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “It’s the Spring”, Ballyscunnion

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/82

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “Hold the Line, Please”, Ballyscunnion

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/81

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “Giving him water”

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/1/1/121/11

  Yeats, Jack Butler

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “Did you go out and devalue the pound I left in here”, Ballyscunnion

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/96

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• “Aye, Mrs Simpson. She's the talk of Ballyscunnion”

  IE NGI/IA/GLE1/1/1

  Glenn, William St. John

  Part of the Irish Archive

• ‘Wonderland’ programme, Harry Jacobs’ special night, Monday February 10th 1908

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/1/1/109/2

  Unknown

  Part of the Irish Archive

• ‘With Synge in Connemara’ by Jack Butler Yeats

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/2/4/3

  Yeats, Jack Butler

  Part of the Irish Archive

• ‘Wishes’ by John Masefield

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/5/1/2/6

  Masefield, John Edward, English poet and writer

  Part of the Irish Archive

• ‘Whydah is a pleasant place for the merchants of the old trade’ postcard

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/1/5/10

  Yeats, Jack Butler

  Part of the Irish Archive

• ‘When I was in Manchester’ by Jack Butler Yeats

  IE NGI/YA/Y1/JY/2/4/5

  Yeats, Jack Butler

  Part of the Irish Archive