St. Sepulchre Press collection (1964-1992) with additional items from the Trinity Closet Press.

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Bibliographic Details
Alternative Title:St Sepulchre Press archive
Other Associated Names: Pollard, Mary ('Paul') (creator, donor)
Language:English
Published: Dublin, 1964.
Collection:Later additions
  • Box 1: Notes to accompany Paul Pollard's donation and Content List. Includes skull and cross bones press device
  • Folder 2: St. Sepulchre's picture book for young persons (1964) (See also Box 3). Two copies with alternate titles.
  • Folder 3: Henry Heaney, A new song on a question of degree (1965)
  • Folder 4: Brendan Kennelly, Yeats (1965). Pirated edition. Authentic copy.
  • Folder 5: Anthony Kerrigan, Mary Jordan (1966)
  • Folder 6: Brendan Kennelly, Swift (1967)
  • Folder 7: Gerald Burns, The state of the fine arts in Ireland (1968) One sheet booklet. Two title sheet pages
  • Folder 8: Daniel Huws, A new song called the Birmingham scholar (1968) (see also Box 2, Folder 7)
  • Folder 9: Sir Walter Ralegh, The lover's complaint (1968 printing) (See also Box 3). One booklet. Another smaller copy. A newspaper clipping from the Times Literary Supplement (1968) by L.G. Black.
  • Folder 10: Anthony Kerrigan, Loreto in sin (1969). One booklet. Copy of title sheet also included.
  • Folder 11: Ecclesiasticus (1969) translated to Irish by Lil nic Donnchada (See also Box 2, Folder 11 and Box 3). Original copy. Second copy in different state.
  • Folder 12: Austin Clarke, The quarry (1970).
  • Folder 13: Hugh Maxton, Waking (1970).
  • Folder 14: Malahide mummers (1970-71) (See also Box 3). Original copy. Pirated copy. Third copy 1971 reprint.
  • Folder 15: The cries of Dublin (1971).
  • Folder 16: A question of authenticity (1971) (see also Box 3).
  • Copy of a review of the book by D. Wyn Evans (1972).
  • Copy of The Irish Times 'An Irishman's Diary' (1971).
  • Copy of The Irish Times 'An Irishman's Diary' (Part 2) (1971).
  • Copy of the Irish Times 'An Irishman's Diary' (Part 3) (1971)
  • Folder 17: Hugh Maxton, Risk (1972).
  • Folder 18: Liberty tree (1972) (see also Box 3).
  • Folder 19: Ambrose (1973) translated by Denise Ellbey Preseton (see also Box 3). Single booklet. Copy of title page.
  • Folder 20: Thomas Kinsella, The clergyman (1974). Single booklet. Second copy with 'The Ballad of Peggy Flynn' attached.
  • Folder 21: Brendan Kennelly, The ballad of Peggy Flynn (1974)(see also Box 1. Folder 21 and Box 3).
  • Folder 22: Michael O bAodha, Michael O' Neill Walshe: an appreciation (1974).
  • Folder 23: St. Sepulchre's Recipes (1975) (See also Box 3). Recipe booklet. Second altered copy.
  • Folder 24: St. Sepulchre's Recipes II (1976) (see also Box 3).
  • Folder 25: Thomas Moore: 1779-1979 (1979) (see also Box 3).
  • Folder 26: Jonathan Swift, The place of the Damn'd and the devil's reply (1980) by Johnathan Swift.
  • Folder 27: Wrapper for catalog of exhibition 'Books for children's pleasure' (1981) (See also Box 2. Folder 21). Pink copy. Yellow poster for the exhibition in 1981.
  • Folder 28: New nothings from Dublin newspapers: 1693-1784 (1983) (see also Box 3). Single booklet. Second altered copy.
  • Box 2. Folder 1: Guild of St. Luke the Evangelist (1964). Single sheet. Second copy.
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, Mournful new lines on the houses falling down (1964)
  • Folder 2: A new song on the President's view on the Catholic rent/ a new song for a new sinner (1964) by Sybil Le Brocquy/ Ian Blake.
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, A new song on the grocer's opinions (1964).
  • Folder 3: An old song of the ballad singers, from the charms of melody (1964).
  • Folder 4: Thomas Kinsella, The clergyman (1st edition) (1965).
  • Barbary Ellen: County Wicklow version (1965).
  • Paul P., The architects and builders new song (1967).
  • Folder 5: Jonathan Swift, An examination of certain abuses … in the City of Dublin (1967)
  • John Montague, The rape of the aisling( 1967). One sheet. Second altered copy.
  • Folder 6: Kenneth Humphreys, Bouncing Bobby’s ballad (1967).
  • Kenneth Humphreys, The ballad of Black Harry (1967).
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, To my son in Americay (1968).
  • Folder 7: Daniel Huws, A new song called the Birmingham scholar (1968)(see also Box 1, Folder 8).
  • Kenneth Humphreys, Johnnie Boyo (1968).
  • Folder 8: Alf Mac Lochlainn, New lines on the old Pope (1969) (see also Box 3). Single sheet. Second copy altered. Third copy altered.
  • Folder 9: P. Pollard and Jim Lydon, A new song for Peggy and Brendan (1969). Single sheet. Second copy altered.
  • Folder 10: Hugh Maxton, Pseud. An irregular ballad (1969).
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, New lines on the recent disturbances (1969).
  • Folder 11: Ecclesiasticus (1969) translated by Lil nic Donnchada (see also Box 1, Folder 11 and Box 3).
  • Tom Macintyre, Arrival (1970). Single large sheet. Second copy altered.
  • Folder 12: John McGloughlin, New lines on an old drinking song (1971).
  • Brendan Kennelly, A kind of trust (1971).
  • Folder 13: M.P.P, The man of Long Kesh (1971). Two exact copies.
  • Folder 14: Seamus Heaney, Chaplet (1971).
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, New lines on the interrogations (1971).Folder 15: Thomas Kinsella, Ely Place (1972).
  • Pearse Hutchinson, Geneva (1972).
  • Folder 16: M.P.P., International Book Year in Ireland (1972)(see also Box 3).
  • Vicky Cremin, The ballad of Hare Krishna (1973).
  • Folder 17: Eilean ni Chuilleanain, Odysseus meets the ghosts of the women (1973).
  • Charles Benson, New lines on the glorious victory of Muggles Bay (1973).
  • Folder 18: Alf Mac Lochlainn, Good and true news from Ireland (1974). Single large sheet. Second altered copy.
  • Alf Mac Lochlainn, New and true verses on the Greenland whale (1976) (see also Box 3).
  • Folder 19: Patrick O' Kelly, The litany for Doneraile (1977)(see also Box 3). Single booklet. Second copy altered.
  • Kathleen Goodfellow, The gift (1977).
  • Folder 20: Michael Walshe and Noel Jameson, The life of St. Sepulchre (1977) (see also Box 3). Single booklet. Cancelled copy.
  • Cumann Leabharlann na h-Eireann, Comhghairdeachas the Library Association: 1877-1977.
  • Folder 21: Wrapper for catalog of exhibition ‘Books for children’s pleasure’ (1981) (see also Box 1, Folder 27). Two yellow exhibition posters. Folder 22: M.P.P., British Grenadiers at Drumadd (1984). Single large sheet. Second copy altered.
  • Folder 23: W. J. McCormack and Hugh Maxton, Trinity four hundred: a new ballad to an old, old burden (1992). Single large sheet. Second copy altered. Third copy altered.
  • Box 3. Folders 1 to 9: Assorted Christmas and greeting cards from Trinity Closet Press.
  • Assorted correspondences to and from Mary 'Paul' Pollard.
  • Assorted items sent to a Mr. McCarthy.
  • An Bile A Thit omos do Mhairtin O Cadhain (1974) by Mairtin O Direain.
  • Winter (1977).
  • Ramillete de Nuestra Sennora (Our Lady’s Boquet in Spanish) (1974).
  • Morning (1976) from Faulkner's 'Dublin Journal'.
  • numerous duplicates of pieces from the St. Sepulchre Press collection.

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