Writings and comment from Kevin Boyle on policing, security, deaths and violence in Northern Ireland.
Copy of proceedings leading to a writ of Estreapinent by the Lord Chancellor to prevent tenants of lands in the baronies of Kilmaine and Gallen from burning the soil 'to set potatoes' and other tillage, thereby wasting the meadow. These lands held in trust for Peter Ruttledge by his Marriage Settlement 8 August 1770 with Catherine Bloomfield. The tenants names are listed - Thomas Ormsby the elder, Patrick Kelly, Thomas Costello, Patrick Harkan, James Buchanan, James O'Brien, Patrick Higgins, Bryan Hynes, Thomas Ormsby the younger, Peter Ruttledge, Joseph Lambert, William Brewster, Fergus Hynes, John Kelly, Campbell Fair, Sarah Lenorgan, Bourke, John Cottenham, Robert Fair the younger John Gildea. Thomas Ruttledge was in possession of these lands and had let them to the tenants. He is described as sickly and old and was the father of Peter Ruttledge, the plaintiff, against Thomas Ruttledge, Thomas Ormsby the elder, Patrick Kelly, Thomas Costello and others, defendants.
File of correspondence relating to excavation and pipe laying at Holy Cross Cemetery, for which O'Shaughnessy carried out boundary map work.
Material in this sub-subseries consists of weekly plans, and plans of action for the organisation.
Tag / Ref: G60/11/3/3
Material in this subsubseries relates to Mary Robinson's work in the area of women and equality and is arranged chronologically across three subsubseries covering the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, with a final file consisting of cuttings.
This subsubseries consists of correspondence between President Mary Robinson (MR), Peter Ryan (PR), Secretary to the President, Joe Brennan (JB), Deputy Secretary to the President, and other staff within Áras an Uachtaráin [official residence of the President of Ireland] and between the Áras and Government through Dermot Nally, Secretary to the Government (until 03/1993), Frank Murray, Assistant Secretary to the Government, later Secretary (from 03/1993), Brian McCarthy, Assistant Secretary to the Government (from 03/1993) and others in Government, and is further arranged by year.
Ref: P143/4/6/1