These are the original notebooks used when making valuations of property. They are basically arranged by county, then alphabetically by barony and then parish or townland. Some are out of order. The surveys include maps of the areas surveyed. A printed and indexed compilation of these valuations, known as "General Valuation of Rateable Property in Ireland, 1847-1864" or "Griffith's Valuation" is also available.

Catalogue of Public Record Office holdings arranged by number only; an accession list.

"The Irish Exchequer records held in the Public Record Office, London, are an important but under-used source for the history of medieval Ireland. The issue rolls and enrolled accounts calendared here provide a record of the Dublin government's expenditure between 1270 and 1446 and throw light on many aspects of the government's activities during that period - the nature and extent of Gaelic resistance and the attempts to deal with it. Ireland's involvement...