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Photograph of the Kerry cow, "Annie" (30) standing in a paddock in the early 20th century. The cow was owned by Robert Tedcastle, Marlay, Rathfarnham, Co. Dublin. The image was taken from the Kery and Dexter Herd Book, Dublin.

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Photograph of the first prize tandem team - "Teuf-Teuf" and "Puff-Puff" who were the property of James Hamilton, Aldersyde, Uddingston, N.B. This tandem team won first prize in the under 14.2 and in the double-harness at the Royal Dublin Horse Show in 1902.

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Photograph of a group of men judging Shorthorn cattle at the Royal Dublin Society's Spring Show at Ball's Bridge, Dublin, Ireland on 25 April, 1905.

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Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Herbert Bolton requesting permission to examine the coal measure fossils in the Irish Geological Survey's collection during a visit to Dublin for the Museums Association's Meeting the following week.

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Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Herbert Bolton telling Geikie that he had been able to view the Jarrow specimens in Dublin, despite Geikie not having received his letter on time.

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Letter, 5 January 1904, Dublin, T. A. Spring Rice to Donald Tovey. Informing Tovey of a date for a performance and a description of Dublin. Holograph signed.

Scope and Contents This notebook contains Charles Lyell’s notes from his travels through Bristol (started in previous notebook, Number 111) and Ireland (continued in following notebook Number 113). It is dated 11-30 August 1843. Notes are in pencil and ink and are primarily field notes. The index is located in the back of the notebook on pages 113-116. Transcription note: The following table of contents is Lyell's own words, copied from Lyell's own "Index",...

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Brief notes regarding a Raised Beach near Dublin.

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Photograph of the chestnut thoroughbred stallion, "Red Prince II" that was foaled in 1889 that was the champion at the Royal Dublin Horse Show, 22-25 August, 1905. The horse was bred by A E Linde, Eyrefield Lodge, Kildare and was the property of William Pallin of the Athgarvan Stud in Curragh Co. Kildare.

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Photograph of the Shorthorn bull, "Royal Dalesman" (66193) (Milking Type) standing in a paddock next to a barn in the late 19th century. The text beneath the image notes that the bull was 'bought by the late Major Barton, Straffan, Co. Dublin for 150 guineas at Alnwick Park sale in 18[??].'