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| Author(s) [A-Z] | Year [ascending] | Title | Type | Journal | Citation |
| Stendall, J.A.S. | 1946 | Pine marten in Ireland | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Henderson, J.A. | 1947 | Grey squirrel in Co. Fermanagh | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| O'Mahony, E. | 1947 | The mammal ectoparasites of the North Bull Island, Dublin Bay | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Stendall, J.A.S. | 1947 | Pine marten in Co. Down | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Beirne, B.P. | 1948 | Notes on the history of the British and Irish bats | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Deane, C.D. | 1948 | Lesser rorqual stranded on coast of County Antrim | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Faris, R.C. | 1948 | Bats drinking | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Ruttledge, R.F. | 1948 | Pine marten in Co. Donegal | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Stendall, J.A.S. | 1948 | A white whale off Clare Island, Co. Mayo | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Ruttledge, R.F. | 1949 | Leisler's bat in Co. Mayo | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Armstrong, E.A. | 1950 | Appropriation of wrens' nests by field mice | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Deane, C.D. | 1950 | The fox in Northern Ireland | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| MacLoughlin, J.H. | 1950 | An otter in Belfast | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Brunker, J.P. | 1951 | Rats eating hawthorn berries | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Deane, C.D. | 1951 | Hare breeding beneath a hut | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Ruttledge, R.F. | 1951 | Rats eating hawthorn berries | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Deane, C.D. | 1952 | The 'black' rat in the north of Ireland | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Deane, C.D. | 1952 | Pine marten in counties Tyrone and Down | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| King, A.L.K. | 1952 | Pine marten in Co Roscommon | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Ruttledge, R.F. | 1952 | Daubenton's bat in Co. Mayo | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
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