File of documents being copies of academic papers and texts of talks/speeches delivered by Prof. Kevin Boyle. Papers include: "Freedom of Expression and Developing Countries", University of Minnesota Workshop on International Human Rights, 1981. (With manuscript annotation by Boyle); "The International Protection of Minorities", delivered at Lawyers for Human Rights, Stellenbosch Conference, Jan 1989. (With Manuscript annotation by Boyle); "The Place of Human Rights in International Relations", 21st Century Trust 1991 Fellowship Programme; "Human Rights in Europe", Trinity College Dublin, 19 Mar 1992; "Pluralism and Cultural Enrichment in Education", Stormont Hotel, Belfast, Feb 1996. (With manuscript annotation by Boyle); "Freedom of Religion in the World Today", a talk by Boyle to Churches East West Network, London, Nov 2003. File also includes copy of "The Helsinki Process" by Geraldine M. Harvey, University of Essex, 30 Sep 1989. Durham University talk, no date (c. late 1990s) entitled "Interface between human rights and ethics", with manuscript notes by Boyle.
This contains material from Thomas Kilroy's time as a student of UCD, with essays (and a copy of his MA dissertation), references, documents from his auditorship of the English Literature Society, and a collection of "The Student".
Material in this series relates to Mary Robinson’s work at or in collaboration with academic institutions, is further subdivided into 21 subsections and includes correspondence, reports, course material, speeches and addresses, minutes, itineraries, commencement programmes, flyers and posters.
Material in the first subseries (P143/3/1) covers Robinson’s time in Trinity College Dublin (TCD) including that relating to her roles as Reid Professor of Constitutional and Criminal Law, 1969-1975*, Lecturer in European Community Law, 1975-1990 and Chancellor, 1998-2019. Material in the subsequent ten subseries relates to Robinson’s work as visiting lecturer, or board member with other universities, including University of San Francisco, 1982 (P143/3/2); European University Institute, Florence 1985-1990 (P143/3/3); Royal Irish Academy, 1981-2008 (P143/3/4); Yale University, 1995-2009 (P143/3/5); Harvard University, 1998-2018 (P143/3/6); University of Pennsylvania, 2001-2006 (P143/3/7); Asian University for Women, 2001-2007 (P143/3/8); London School of Economics, 2002-2014 (P143/3/9); Brown University, 2003-2006 (P143/3/10); Emory University, 2003-2009 (P143/3/11); Columbia University, 2003-2011 (P143/3/12); University of Pretoria, 2004-2009 (P143/3/13); KAUST [King Abdullah University of Science and Technology], 2008-2010 (P143/3/14); University of California - Berkeley's School of Public Health, 2009-2013 (P143/3/15) and BRAC University Bangladesh, 2009-2011 (P143/3/16).
Material in the remaining subseries (P143/3/17-22) relates to talks and speeches given by Robinson on the University Circuit; commencement events; correspondence and posters respectively.
*[Archivist's note: some material in this series is awaiting 3rd party clearances before it can be made accessible.]
File with documents regarding the planning, scheduling and organising of a tour is Ireland, led by Etienne Rynne, of archaeological sites, for a France-based group, Académie Marine. Includes tourist information, brochures and information on tourist sites in Ireland.
Report published by Article 19 as part of their International Standards Series, "Access to the Airwaves: Principles on Freedom of Expression and Broadcast Regulation".
A range of material accessioned into the John McGahern Collection, divided into literary and personal papers. The literary material relates mainly to "The Power of Darkness" and "Amongst Women", consisting of a small number of drafts and a number of press reviews. The personal material includes school reports, some material from his time in England, as well as a large amount of material commemorating John's life.
Madeline McGahern deposited a number of items with the James Hardiman Library in June 2007. It was possible to integrate many of these with items already listed. In some instances this was not possible; these items are listed separately in this series.
'Accidental Death of an Anarchist' - Written by Dario Fo, adapted by Gavin Richards. Directed by Andy Minds. Includes printed [ programme from the production, including biography on Dario Fo, a biography and image of director Andy Hinds; guest article by Paddy Woolworth , article on the theatre of Dario Fo and biographies and images of crew and cast members. 2 copies. Printed play flyers also included. 2 copies. See 'Posters'.