Drawing (.01), calligraphy, “REAGAN,” “O REAGAIN,” depicting a map of Ireland featuring Ballyporeen, triple-matted under glass in faux ivory frame, produced by donor Mary Ruane-Brogan’s company. On display at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Museum. Show less

Sign, handmade shaped like an arrow white with black border, written in Gaelic in black. Tag on back “Handmade in Ireland by Polycrafts Shannon” Donor Credit Line: John T. Hay Collection. On display at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Museum. Show less

This Belleek porcelain openwork basket with flowers was presented on the occasion of a St. Patrick’s Day luncheon on March 17, 1981 at the residence of the Irish Ambassador to the United States Sean Donlon in Washington, D.C. Show less

West & Son silver dish with Celtic designs. This silver bowl was presented on the occasion of a St. Patrick’s Day luncheon on March 17, 1981 at the residence of the Irish Ambassador to the US Sean Donlon in Washington, D.C. Gifter: Ambassador FitzGerald. Show less

A copper-colored metal plaque. The plaque states “THE IRISH CONGRESS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Proudly Proclaims The Honorable RONALD WILSON REAGAN GRAND MARSHAL" of the "PATRICK’S DAY PARADE SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA MARCH 13, 1982.” Gifter: Larry Barnes Show less

This Cavan Crystal Design Ltd. Crystal bowl was filled with shamrocks when it was presented to President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, 1982, by Prime Minster Charles Haughey of Ireland. Gifter: Prime Minister Haughey. Show less

Map of the Midlands of Ireland (c. 1565). This map was presented during a lunch honoring Prime Minister Charles Haughey and Mrs. Haughey of Ireland in the White House East Room on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 1982. Gifter: Prime Minister Charles Haughey. Show less

A compote style crystal glass vase by Galway Irish Crystal. Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald presented this vase with the traditional shamrocks at an official working visit on March 16, 1984. Show less

Honorary Doctorate of Laws Degree granted to President Ronald Reagan by University College, Galway, contained in a simulated leather covered tube Conferred upon by Dr. Colm O’hEocha, President, University College, Galway and Chancellor Thomas Whitakker. Show less

A sterling silver openwork pin depicting partridges in a pear tree, given during a trip to Ireland June 1-4, 1984. Gifter: Joan O’Farrell FitzGerald, wife of Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald of Ireland. Show less

A set of six crystal goblets, each with a different colored bowl on a clear stem and base by the Dublin Crystal Company. Gifter: Lord Mayor Michael Keating and Lady Mayoress of Dublin Kathryn Keating. Show less

A clear glass punch bowl etched with the seal of the United States Congress and text stating “COMMEMORATION OF VISIT TO GALWAY JUNE 2ND, 1984.” The base of the punch bowl is etched “Galway Crystal.” Gifter: Mayor Michael Leahy of Galway, Ireland. Show less

18kt gold Claddagh ring. Inside it is engraved “President Reagan Galway 1984.” It was given during a trip to Ireland June 1-4, 1984. Gifter: Mayor Michael Leahy of Galway, Ireland Show less

Waterford crystal decanter, which was filled with Irish Mist whiskey, traces of whiskey are still in the bottom. The plaque reads “TO COMMEMORATE PRESIDENT REAGAN’S VISIT TO IRELAND JUNE 1984 IRISH MIST LIQUEUR COMPANY LIMITED.” Gifter: Mayor Leahy Show less

A hand-carved relief made up of multiple religious icons. Grapevine detailing sits below the carving with text stating, “from the parish of Templetenny now called Ballyporeen 3rd June 1984.” Show less

Given by Stephen Rogers, the Acting Mayor of Waterford City, Ireland, following President Ronald Reagan’s trip to Ireland June 1-4, 1984.Gifter: Stephen Rogers, Alderman, Acting Mayor of Waterford City, County Waterford, Ireland Show less

Originally filled with shamrocks, this Waterford crystal punch bowl, etched “St. Patrick’s Day 1986” was presented to President Ronald Reagan by Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald of Ireland on March 17, 1986. Gifter: Prime Minister FitzGerald of Ireland Show less

A blackthorn walking stick used by the donor in 1984 St. Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin, Ireland. An engraved brass collar states: “PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, HONORARY GRAND MARSHALL, ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE, DUBLIN 1984.” Gifter: Robert J. Flynn. Show less

A color photograph of the Ronald Reagan Pub in Ballyporeen, Ireland in 1987. The pub was closed and the interior shipped to California in 2004. It is currently on display in the Air Force One Pavillion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Show less

A silk kelly green with narrow navy blue diagonal stripes and navy blue embroidered shamrock. The back interior is lined with navy blue fabric and has a label stating "Creative Expressions By Alynn Neckwear Stamford Conn." Gifter: Nancy Reagan Show less