Series I. Works, 1924-1956, undated, inclusive

Red hardbound science laboratory notebook containing medical school notes by student Thomas Brady and notes written by Ernie O'Malley.

Brown notebook with original notes and writings on travel and experiences from 1918.

Brown notebook with notes and original writings on travel.

Brown notebook with notes and original writings concerning books read and Ernie O'Malley's experiences in Ireland during the 1919-1920 time period.

Brown notebook containing notes and original writings by Ernie O'Malley, in addition to notes by M.E. Hughes on the relationship between France and England.

Blue notebook containing notes and original writings concerning the Irish Civil War.

Loose handwritten notes by Ernie O'Malley in preparation for On Another Man's Wound, including descriptions of life as an Irish Volunteer and perceptions of them.

Loose handwritten notes from a notebook concerning the Irish Civil War and Ernie O'Malley's experiences in Taos, New Mexico.

Orange notebook containing notes and writings concerning Ernie O'Malley's experiences in both Ireland and New Mexico.

Brown notebook containing notes by M.E. Hughes on patriotism and original writings by Ernie O'Malley.

Brown notebook containing chronologies, early drafts of On Another Man's Wound, and a list of names from the 1916 time period.

Notebook containing original poetry and translations of other Irish poems, including poetry by John macNeill, Douglas Hyde, David O'Breadain, Egan o'Rahilly, E Hall, Ossianic Poems, and John Eglington.

Notebook includes notes on "The Return," a book review, and poetry by Ernie O'Malley, including "The Story of a Maiden Fair," "The First Year," and "Truth."

Notebook contains 31 poems by Ernie O'Malley, including "Earth," "O soft-hued moon, I'd liek to walk a Dublin Street," "Connemara," "Waiting," "Couriers," "Embers," "Pale Silver Was Her Face," "Bootleg," "The Mountain Speaks," "The Swarthy Snow Looks Sullen," "Sea Depths," "Failure," "Freedom," "The Horse Pass Towards the Mountains," "This Broken Plinth of Bare Mud Wall," "Why by Captious," "On the Mountain Die the Snow Lies Deep." "Moonlight Song," "What Alchemy Assists You Distill," "Words," "Complication," "Desert House," and "Memory Why He Tyrannous."

Poems include, "Full Moon," "Earth," "The Time of Day," "Plaza," "New Moon," "Mexican," "Moonlight Song: Taos," "Shalako: Zuni," "Drums: War Dance, Puye," and "The Middenlerof."

Typed drafts of "final" set of 51 poems by Ernie O'Malley, including 10 signed. Poems include "Inspiration," "Couriers," "Vorticist," "We Have Not Sought for Beauty Being Wise," "Embers," in addition to numerous unpublished writings.

Writing by Ernie O'Malley concerning Irish neutrality during World War I and Irish reaction to this position.

Series of satirical letters written by Ernie O'Malley concerning Irish politics while he was a member of parliament.

Notes on Connolly in preparation for lectures and articles on the War of Independence. Later used for biography on Connolly and Raids and Rallies.

Speech by Ernie O'Malley written on Dail Eireann stationary concerning his mission to the United States as ordered by Eamon de Valera: to raise funds to establish the Irish Press as an independent newspaper in Ireland.

Printed ballad sheets, including many by PJ K O'Reilly (Wrap the Green Flag Round Me), JJ Walsh (The Flag on the GPO 1916), Peader Kearney (Soldier's Song), Thomas Ashe (Poem), Phil O'Neill (Remember Ashe and Men of Easter Week), Padraig de Brun (In Memory of O'Connor, Mellows, McKelvey and Barret), and Captain Jim Moran (High Upon the Gallows Tree and General Monroe).