File of letters to/from Hugh Logue, Head of Section, Directorate General for Science, Research and Development, European Commission, including from Napier University Ventures Limited; Clare O'Connor, Women in Technology and Science (WITS, Patron, Mary Robinson) to Logue inviting him to participate in a seminar (30 Sept 1993); Fergus Cahill, Chief Executive of Irish National Petroleum (25 April 1994); Professor A. A. Hashim, Director Interactive Systems Centre, University of Ulster (7 Mar 1994), Ambassador James Sharkey, Embassy of Ireland, Tokyo, Japan; documents with "outcome of workshop on Women in Science"; Lancashire Enterprises Ltd; Pat the Cope Gallagher T.D., MEP.
File 3 includes general science correspondence.
Files of documents relating to Women in Science support/funding through the European Commission. Includes documents with correspondence between Logue and others such as Pat Rabbitte T.D., Minister for Commerce, Science and Technology, Dept of Enterprise and Employment, Dublin; European Regional Industrial Development Organisation; Development Plan Finland Objective 6 1995-1999; Evaluation of draft final reports of the study "RTD Regional Profiles"; correspondence re. RTD and structural funds development generally; note re. World Economic Forum, Davos (1998);
Containing most notably Bernadette Mount's diary of public/political events of 1970 to 1972, a copy of the "Barricade Bulletin" of August 1969, and further various types of documents, mostly of a later date, contextualising events. Original box labelled "68-72. All items within have been copied. Civil Rights Era"
Copy press cutting from the Sunday Independent , entitled ''We want to keep talking with the British' say Provos', as part of the 'Wigmore' column edited by Vincent Brown.
Who Cares? An investigation into the right to Nursing Home Care in Ireland, Office of the Ombudsman (Nov 2010), 272pp.
Press cutting from The Sentinel with an article entitled ''Whatever he believed I stand by him - he was my son'', about hunger striker Patsy O'Hara's mother Peggy.
Jim Dooge and Patrick Keatings (eds), What the Treaty of Nice Means Institute of European Affairs, Apr 2001, 218pp
Press cutting from Sunday Life by Sir Patrick Mayhew entitled 'What now'; commenting on the recent all-Ireland political talks.
Copy of press article (sourced from internet) from The Times by Kevin Toolis, entitled 'Was MI6 behind the Brighton bomb?', on the theory that Martin McGuinness was a British spy.