Memorandum and Articles of Association of Midland Malting Company Ltd. (1968)

Including accounts and purchases, mainly ledgers from the maltings in Banagher

Three fragmentary draft or sketch maps on tracing paper of south and west Offaly dating to c.1808, and a fourth of the King's Channel area , County Waterford, dating possibly to Larkin's survey of County Waterford in 1818.

Leaflet of Banagher Dramatic Class advertising a performance of a play entitled 'The Down Express' on Friday 18th December 1931.

Minute Book of Banagher Bazaar Committee.
Fist meeting held in the Technical School Sunday 15th February 1919.
Matters dealt with include arrangements for the holding of a Bazaar, election of a lady president and purchase of prizes.

Ms Minute Book of Parochial House committee.
Mr Denis Doorley noted as chairman. Committee members include, Rev. P. O'Reilly, O Coghlan, Dr J. D'Alton, J Harney, J. J. Mallen, M. Temple, R. H. Moore, N. T. and J. Quirke.
Minutes record discussion on the acquisitions of a possible parochial house site then in the possession of J. P. McCarthy.
Records holding of a public meeting in the Parochial grounds Sunday 18th May 1919.
Meeting of 17th October notes Parochial House funds standing at £560.
Attached draft letter to F. J. Molloy Esq. wants that the committee will be obliged to impose a full penalty on the contractor unless the house is completed before Sat 10th.

Typewritten letter from P. O Dalaigh, County Librarian to the Secretary of Banagher Parish Council informing that it is not possible to open a branch at Banagher 'owing to the scarcity and high cost of books at the present'.

Library Register of Banagher Reading and Recreation Society with list of books held in the library and borrowers register at rear volume.

Rules of the Banagher Reading and Recreation Society. Ms list of 18 rules governing the constitution and management of a reading room and lending Library at Banagher. States that the 'objects of the society shall to be to promote a taste for reading good and useful literature to encourage mutual improvements and good fellowship among the members'.