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Correspondence file acknowledging individuals and guilds who have held a sponsored walk and fundraised on behalf of ACT/Muintir na Tíre in 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1990.

Correspondence file acknowledging individual sponsors and walkers for raising money and taking part in the walk.

'Action' - Written by Sam Shepherd and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer featuring details of Spring Season 1983 which includes 'Action', a description of the play and image of Sam Shepherd. Also ticket prices, booking information and dates and times of productions. One item. TS single sheet detailing number of performances and percentage of attendance. One item. See also 'Posters' and also 'Photographs'.

File of black and white photographs, portrait headshots of Druid cast members including David Calvery, Sean McGinley, Jane Brennan and others.

Action for Enterprise Tutor Book by Theresa Campagno, a Community Development Officer with Cork City Vocational Education Committee; Booklet on Co-Operatives can work created by the Community Enterprise Officers working on the community enterprise programmed under the Youth Employment Agency.

File includes papers from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Co-operative action programme symposium on rural change and public management, Theme 1 – Recent and Foreseeable trends in rural Ireland; Symposium – objective, organisation programme; Tomás Roseingrave notes; commission paper – proposal for a council decision on a preparatory phase for a community research and development plans.

Files relating to Carolyn Swift's membership and/or interest in the work of activist and political groups and associations during the 1970s and 1980s.
File 1 includes papers relating to the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement; the Irish Women's Environmental Network and The Council For The Status Of Women; The Labour Party; the Democratic Socialist Party; The Campaign to Separate Church and State.
File 2 includes papers relating to the National Association for the Deaf, The Women's Political Association (South Dublin Branch), and ALONE Housing charity.

Containing mostly contemporary material reflecting the manoeuvres on both sides towards a ceasefire and dialogue. It comprises most notably a series of contemporary memoranda by Brendan Duddy summarising events ("The Narrative") which were broken down into daily events to offer a chronological sequence. Titles were given to these by Duddy's son-in-laws who took dictation from him. For the other part there are also drafts and copies of messages from both the PIRA and the British government - including the counterfeit "The conflict is over" message [of 22 February], the British response in 9 paragraphs (19 March) and the PIRA's in 11 paragraphs [April], as well as their message of 10 May, with commentary on its complicated history. Original box labelled "February- May 1993". Documents span 20 February - 28 May 1993.

Similar to series 9, this contains excerpts made from Brendan Duddy's reports on his involvement in contemporary events ("The Narrative"), which finish in August of the period. Most notably it contains a number of messages passing between the British government and Provisional Sinn Féin, including a private message from the British representative "Fred" (3 June), and memoranda composed by Duddy, usually briefing Sinn Féin about the situation, all reflecting the attempts on both sides to agree on when to begin holding formal talks, and culminating in another counterfeit message followed by the British "Substantive Response" (2 and 5 November) which cause Duddy to be formally withdrawn from his role. Original box labelled "June- December 1993". (Documents span 1 June - 24 December 1993.)

Containing mostly contemporary material, most notably a diary kept by Brendan Duddy with detailed entries on telephone calls and meetings; files of notes taken at meetings of British and PIRA members; trial security passes for provisional Republicans. Further containing items such as minutes, notes, communiqués, illustrating the ceasefire negotiations of late 1974/ early 1975, and attempts until the very end of the year to break the impasse after the ceasefire is called; also printed items such as the Gardiner Report, and reports from the last sessions of the Constitutional Convention. Original box labelled"1975"