This Collection of books and journals with a common theme of humour, was acquired by the Library in 1981. The concept 'humour' is wider than it may suggest, and access is via the on-line catalogue, where material is designated 'Humour'. He had spent much of his time in Uganda and accumulated a large library on various aspects of African historical geography. The Collection has been divided into two groups, material dealing with Africa and a general collection which has a large Irish and British dimension. It complements the de Courcy Ireland and Cooke Collec- tions.
Access is via the on-line catalogue, where the identifying call number is 'Langlands'.
This Collection, presented to College by Mrs O'Kelly, consists of over 2,000 offprints, which Professor O'Kelly had received from other archaeologists throughout the world. It also includes a copy of each of his own publications. An author, title and keyword list is available at the Enquiry Desk in the Research Room. His annotated collection, which reflects the poet's interests in worldwide literature, was acquired by University College Cork in 1978. Baile Atha Cliath, An Clochomhar, 1982.