Nineteenth century copies of letters written to Lady Sarah Bunbury. Principal correspondent: Lady Louisa Conolly. Among the subjects covered are Lady Sarah Bunbury's love affairs, and general chat about social life, social events and political events, such as the arrest of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, 1759-1821.

Míreanna comhchosúla

• Ledgers of miscellaneous accounts of Lady Louisa Conolly of Castletown, Co. Kildare, 1803-1813 (two copies) and 1813-1819 (two copies).
• Letters of Lady Louisa Conolly (née Lennox) to her sister Emily, 1st Duchess of Leinster, on domestic affairs and social life 1759-1805.
• Letter of Lady Louisa Conolly to Lord George Lennox giving an account of the defeat of the French forces in Ireland. Castletown Sept. 10, 1798.
  Foilsithe / Cruthaithe: (1923)
• Contemporary copy of Lady Louisa Conolly's letter to Mr. Ogilvie describing the last hours of Lord Edward Fitzgerald's life. June 4, 1798.
• Miscellaneous papers containing letters to Emily Napier (later wife of Sir Henry Bunbury, Bart.) 1824-52; letter of Lady Louisa Connolly to the Duke of Richmond on the state of Ireland, 1780; miscellaneous ballads, some political, 18th cent.