Scribble book containing Irish poems in the hand of John O’Donovan.
- s. xix
- John O'Donovan
Purgadóir Phádraig and other pieces, transcribed by one Michael O’Crigain. Dated Feb. 19th, 1821.
- 1821
Collection of Irish poetry, written for the most part by Donnchadh (Denis) O'Sullivan.
- 1798
Collection of Irish poetry, written by one Seán Mac Mannus.
- s. xviii
Collection of religious pieces in Irish.
- s. xviii
Transcriptions from Irish annals in an unidentified hand.
- s. xix
Fragment (single leaf) of a martyrology discovered in a 17th-century bookbinding. The martyrology has been dated to the 11th century and was produced at the Regensburg monastery. The surviving fragment contains entries for twelve days, April 14-25, which include six saints of Ireland (Tassach, Ruadán of Lorrha, Donnán of Eigg, Laisrén of Leighlin, Máel Ruba of Bangor, Ibar of Begéire).
- s. xi
- s. xvii
Copy from a catalogue of the British Museum transcribed by Eugene O'Curry, who describes it as a “catalogue of the pieces which I copied last winter in the British Museum, and which I gave to William Elliot Hudson Esq. There is a catalogue similar to this along with the Manuscript.”
- s. xix
- Eugene O'Curry
Fragmentary Irish manuscript containing verses from Psalm 118, the so-called Beati. It is not known if the original manuscript was a Psalter containing all or most of the psalms.
- s. xiex-xiiin
- Mícheál Ó Cléirigh
Irish manuscript containing (1) ten leaves that formerly belonged to the Book of Leinster, where they covered pp. 355–374; and (2) a final, unrelated leaf.
- s. xii
A single leaf which was bound together with ten detached leaves of the Book of Leinster.
Irish manuscript fragment that was previously part of Franciscan MS A 31 (a compilation of fragments), later to be slipped into Franciscan MS A 4, and is now kept in a pouch separate from the latter manuscript.
- s. xv/xvi
- s. xv or s. xvi
