published 1994; introduction by Séamus Mac Annaidh
This detailed map gives good coverage of the town of Clones, with coverage stretching southward to Clonfad Bridge and westward to Clondergole Bridge and the county boundary.

Features include St Tigernach's church, Fair Green, Clonboy House, Ulster Canal, infectious diseases hospital, railways with station, goods sheds and two engine sheds, RC church, Convent of St Louis, Mount Salem, Union Workhouse, Tranquilla House etc.

On the reverse we include a directory of Clones, together with a map of the Fermanagh village of Roslea, showing the village centre in detail, with St Tierney's RC church, Fair Green, reading room, Tattinbarr, Mullaghbrady Lough; a brief introduction by Gerry McKenna is included.

published 1995; introduction by Theo McMahon
This detailed map covers most of the town of Monaghan. Coverage stretches from the town and canal bridge eastward to Gallanagh Wood, and from St Loui's Convent northward to Milltown.

Features include Convent Lake, Market Place, Old Cross Square, church, Court House, County Infirmary, Market Street, Church Square, railway with station and goods shed, Lunatic Asylum, Union Workhouse, Coolshannagh House, Mullaghmonaghan area, Mullaghadun area, Kilnacloy area, Gallanagh Housae, Knockroe, flax mill etc. On the reverse we include directories of Monaghan for 1897 and 1902.