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Assorted floppy disks containing draft files and documents in Microsoft Office format and being draft chapters for the book "A Voice for Human Rights" edited and introduced by Kevin Boyle and being a collection of speeches and writings by Mary Robinson. NOTE: Two disks are corrupted and unable to be opened/read.

Letters from A W Hazell, land agent, Prospect, Athenry, Co Galway, to John Wilson Lynch at Belvoir and other addresses, mainly relating to Land Commission forms, legal proceedings, hearings before the Land Court, family annuities and recommending William Healy, solicitor.

Colour photograph entitled "A Weapons Lecture - Armalite", with a group pictured in discussion, Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, 1976.
Note on reverse of image by McMenamin names from left Charlie Hoban, Tony O'Kane, Davy Saunders, [ ] Carey, Matt Kelly.

File relating to writing and broadcast of radio play by Carolyn Swift entitled "A Week in Killarney" - the life and work of Anna Maria Hall (1800 - 1881). Includes typed script of the play with cover note by Swift with broadcast date of 31 October 1978. Includes attached letters between Swift, Dan Treston (RTÉ Radio) and a [Mrs] Hall interested in family connections to the topic of the play. Play written as part of the Treasure House radio series.

File of black and white photographs featuring contact sheets and individual prints in black and white and featuring group shots of cast members.

'A Whistle in the Dark' - Written by Tom Murphy and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Jesuit Hall, Salthill, Galway. File contains printed playbill featuring biographical essay on Tom Murphy, details of cast and production crew members, article entitled "Drama and Metaphor" by Christopher Murray. 6 copies. Printed black and white flyer and invitation to the opening night performance of the play. 12 items. See also 'Photographs'.

Opened at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven on 9th February, American premiere, directed by Avrin Brown.

Photocopy of TS script of 'A Whistle in the Dark', written by Tom Murphy.