Series IE PBVM/SPC/1/56 (1-46) (IE PBVM/SPC/1/56 (46) Outsized, Mapping cabinet 2, drawer 3). - Cork interest.

1 sepia postcard, 1 black and white postcard, 1 large colour photograph, 2 CDs, 13 booklets, 2 magazines, 114 pages, 1 book, 1 Mass programme, 1 tourist map, 1 newspaper.

Includes; sepia colour postcard containing image of Shandon Church [Saint Anne's] (undated c1920s); "History of Cork" (1962); "Glimpses of Old Cork" (undated c1970s); "Directory, Dioceses of Cork and Ross" (undated c1970s); "Annals of the Associations of the Sacred Heart, Ireland and Scotland" (1970); "The History of Cork" (1974); "A chronology of Thurles 1978"; "Shades of Shandon" (1979); "The late Micheal O'Ceallachain - an appreciation" (undated c1980s); "John Buckley - Auxiliary Bishop of Cork and Ross" (29 April 1984); "The Red Abbey" (June 1984); "Ordination to the Priesthood of Joseph Tarrant" (15 June 1986); newspaper article entitled "Barrack S[tree]t in the 'Rare old times'" (23 April 1987); "Brothers of Charity" (1988); "Scoil Chriost Ri" 50th Anniversary (1988); "Fiftieth Anniversary of Christ the King Presentation Girls' Primary School" (1988); "His Mercy from Age to Age" (28 February 1984); "London honours work of James Barry" (undated c1990s); "Canon Walsh: the final respects" (undated c1990s); "Doneraile Forest Park" (undated c1990s); "Good news for parents" (1991); "extract from "Cork Examiner" entitled "Death of James N. Healy" (28 May 1993); "Saint Francis Church" (1993); sepia postcard entitled "Patrick Street after Cork Fire, Dec[ember] 1920" (undated c1920s); extract from "The Examiner" on the appointment of John Buckley as Bishop of Cork and Ross (9 February 1998); "Revelations of a Style: Cork Windows" (undated c1998); issue of "The Gates" newspaper (25 October 1999); images entitled "Cork's Historic South Parish" (undated c2000); cut-out pages from "The Evening Echo" containing articles on historic aspects of Cork (undated c2000); pages from "Northsides, Southside News" possibly from "The Evening Echo" containing article on Barrack Street, Cork and the presence of the Order of Malta in Cork (undated 29 July c2000); photocopy of article entitled "Legend of Nano housed forever" (2002) (Mary Leland); pages from the "Evening Echo" newspaper containing articles on life and death of Joe McHugh (16 Aug 2002); copy of "The Archive, Journal of the Northsides Folklore Project" (June 2003); copy of the "Journal of Ballygarvan & [and] District local history society, vol[ume] 2" (2004); copy of "Pilgrim in Cork" (2005) (Dr Sean Pettit); CDs with recording of "A 12-part radio documentary series exploring the characters and events behind a selection of Cork City's historic plaques and signs" (2010); historical writings on Cork; photocopies of "The Evening Echo" articles on the histories of individual streets in Cork: copies of extracts from "The Cork Journal" containing references to people and events connected with Cork (1754 - 1784); extract from "Evening Echo" newspaper contain article on the digitisation of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society Journal; details of Eva Crosbie's, the Crosbie family owned the Cork Examiner and donated the statue of the crucifix in the South Presentation garden, registration in Saint Finbarr's school; newspaper cutting from "The Echo" entitled "The history of Cork's bishops"; 1 full copy of the "Irish Examiner" newspaper with articles on the continuing redevelopment of Cork City and the docklands areas in particular.