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Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "A Treasure Hunt", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. Five scripts present.

A Tribute to Bernie Walsh. Printed poster from the tribute event to the former Druid Theatre Company stage manager Bernie Walsh who died in a car accident. The event was staged at the Black Box, Dyke Road, Galway. A list of acts is noted and includes Lunasa, The Macnas Drummers, The Saw Doctors, Martin Stephenson and Brendan O'Regan, Seán Tyrrell, The Walls, Mick Lally, Ray McBride, Little John Nee and other special guests. Poster features a watercolour image, black and white of a male figure seated and fishing. Poster measures 410mm X 295mm.

File relating to the death of Bernie Walsh, Production Manager with Druid Theatre Company, including cards of sympathy received by Druid, a book of condolences signed by Druid personnel and also press cuttings and details of tribute events that took place to mark the life of Bernie Walsh, which included a special art exhibition.

"Handwritten draft of two verses of a funny song beginning ""A tuas a mbár na Pairce deirge"", from Tarlach Charles, Mac Cill Bhrigde. Noted as written by Owen O'Donnell, Donegal song, index 104, Ó Máille number 318."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""A tulghárdas a leí a min a gbtiobhaigh"" from Cassie Brennan."

File relating to the dramatisation of "A Turn For a Neighbour" by Carolyn Swift and based on the original short story by Brendan Behan. It was designed for broadcast on RTÉ television. Includes script of the adaptation by Swift; a contract and receipt of payment made to Swift with RTÉ for work on the adaptation (1969); letters between Carolyn Swift, Jim Plunkett, RTÉ, and Brian Armstrong of Granada TV, Manchester, discussing the broadcast of the Behan story adapted by Swift and also outlines for further adaptations from Irish short stories, including "An Outing" from "The Love Object" by Edna O'Brien.

Typescript text titled "A Twin Abroad" (3pp). Very brief story about a love triangle, and the bulk of the story is told while the characters are playing golf. Folded.

A United Ireland by G.C. Duggan, former Comptroller and Auditor-General for Northern Ireland.

Printed programme from 'A View From the Bridge' written by Arthur Miller and directed by Mark Brokaw. Includes an article and chronology of Arthur Miller, an article of personal memories on Miller by Joe Dowling, article entitled Joe Docks - Forgotten Man of the Waterfront' by Malcolm Johnson and also includes black and white headshots and biographies of cast members.

Press cuttings relating to an RTE Radio production of A Village Wooing by George Bernard Shaw, starring Siobhán McKenna and Cyril Cusack.