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Script de “Harvey” le Mary Chase, aistrithe ag Aodh Mac Dhubháin, léirithe ag Tomás Mac Anna.

Script of “Harvey” by Mary Chase, translated by Aodh Mac Dhubháin, produced by Tomás Mac Anna.

Material in this file includes letter to Mary Robinson (MR) from Flor O'Mahony, Adviser to the Minister for Health, enclosing legal opinion provided to the Department by a former adviser in relation to aspects of Family Planning, 29/04/1977; typed address by Dr Mary Henry at Irish Medical Association meeting "Debate on the Pill", 01/04/1978; flyer relating to launch of Alan Shatter's book "Family Planning: Irish Style", 09/03/1979; typed open letter to legislators from Dr Ivor O'Sullivan and Dr JB Thomson, lecturers, University College Dublin, offering observations on the Health (Family Planning) Bill before it reached final stages, 09/05/1979; handwritten letter from Jack Harte (Senator?) on order of motions [1979?]; letter to MR from Séamus Ó [Nolan?], chair of Seanad Éireann [upper house of Irish parliament (Senate)] regretting that amendments tabled by her and Senator Keating for Committee state of the Health (Family Planning) Bill, 1978, were adjudged out of order on grounds they may have involved potential charge to the public revenue, 11/07/1979; photocopy of parliamentary debates on Family Planning Bill, 1973 including comments by MR, 27/03/1974; circulars and annual report for IFPA (Irish Family Planning Association), 1977-05/05/1979; policy document on Family Planning, and cover letter from Caroline Canton, Honorary Secretary, Irish Association of Social Workers, to all TDs [Teachta Dála, member of Dáil Éireann, lower house of Irish parliament] and Senators, 05/05/1979; statement "from the Irish Bishops' Conference on proposed legislation dealing with Family Planning and Contraception", Catholic Press and Information Office, 04/04/1978; handwritten notes; typed document "Health (Family Planning) Bill, 1978 Seanad Éireann Second Reading Speech", speech by [Minister for Health?], with notations [by MR?]; draft speech by MR at launch of Alan Shatter's Book: "Family Planning: Irish Style", 09/03/1979; typed document "Points on Health (Family Planning) Bill 1978" (preparation for speech?), [1979?]; flyer "contraception - Why Education is Necessary", issued by The Union of Students of Ireland, [1979?]; correspondence between MR and RJ Law, Director of Administration, Irish Family Planning Association in relation to meeting to discuss the Health (Family Planning) Bill and its consequences for the Association 17/07-27/08/1979.

This folder includes flyers from the Revenue Commissioners giving customs guidance for visitors to and residents of Ireland, 1973; brochures and booklets from Jane Quinlan to Mary Robinson (MR) as President [of Cherish, the Irish Association of Single Parents?], Natural Family Planning, a Cork based organisation affiliated with WOOMB [World Organization/Ovulation Method/Billings], which included a booklet on Pre-Menopause and on the Billings Method of Family Planning [197?]; typed draft article/address by MR on the Family Planning Bill 1978 tabled by the Labour party, with notations 197[8?]; typed draft article by MR for the Irish Medical Times "Constitution and Legal Aspects of Family Planning", 197[6?]; flyer from Ballinteer Group of Contraceptive Action Programme (CAP) on Family Planning Survey they carried out, 10/1977, and flyer "Does Mr Haughey's Bill Meet Your Needs" sponsored by them 197[7/8?]; copy of typed article by MR "Reform of the Law Relating to Family Planning in Ireland", 197[8/9?]; typed study on oral contraception including in relation to mortality rates and health risks associated with it, 197[?]; position paper "Applications of Catholic Church teaching", Nov 1978.

Script de “Hi Dragún”, gramaireacht le Ristéard Ó Broin, amhráin le Máire Stafford, léirithe ag Ristéard Ó Broin.

Script of “Hi Dragún”, pantomime by Ristéard Ó Broin, songs by Máire Stafford, produced by Ristéard Ó Broin.

Script de “Hula Hul!” le Seán Mac Mathúna, léirithe ag Éamonn Draper.

Script for “Hula Hul!” by Seán Mac Mathúna, produced by Éamonn Draper.

Script de “Hushabye Blondaí”, geamaireacht le Máire Stafford, léirithe ag Pádraig Ó hÉanaí.

Script of “Hushabye Blondaí”, pantomime by Máire Stafford, produced by Pádraig Ó hÉanaí.

Script de “I mBeal Gach Aoinne” (“The Whole Town is Talking”) le John Emerson agus Anita Loos, aistrithe ag Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, léirithe ag Traolach Ó hAonghusa.

Script of “I mBeal Gach Aoinne” (“The Whole Town is Talking”) by John Emerson and Anita Loos, translated by Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, produced by Traolach Ó hAonghusa.

Script de “Iníon Rí Dhún Sobhairche” le Séamus Ó Néill, léirithe ag Seán Ó hÓráin.

Script of “Iníon Rí Dhún Sobhairche” by Séamus Ó Néill, produced by Seán Ó hÓráin.

File of material marked “Ireland – Political” (BG/74) dealing with attitudes in the Republic towards Northern Ireland as well as cross-border relations as established under the Sunningdale Agreement. Includes copy of meeting of Stormont Castle Permanent Secretaries and officials from the Republic on structure of the Council of Ireland under the Sunningdale communique, as well as possible areas of co-operation (18 Dec 1973); Situation Report for 28 May 1974 during the UWC strike; Brendan Dowling, ‘Paying for a federal Ireland’, Business and Finance (21 Nov 1973); Memorandum from R Ramsey to Mr. Bloomfield on the EEC Co-ordinating committee, mentioning cross-border studies to be submitted to the EEC, the Regional Development Fund and the European Investment bank (14 Nov 1974); Memorandum from M N Hayes to Mr. Bloomfield on political developments in the Irish Republic, noting that a banned song celebrating the Portlaoise escape is number 7 in the Irish charts, ‘the murder of Senator Billy Fox is conveniently forgotten’. Gives his view of public opinion in the south on the north, and a government beset by economic difficulties. He notes that if there is a large pool of unemployed they might provide willing recruits to the IRA (30 Sept 1974); Memorandum from Maurice Hayes to Mr. Bloomfield, discussing the leaked Conor Cruise O’Brien Memo questioning the wiseness of the convention in Northern Ireland. He notes that it was leaked to the “Irish Times” by the Liaison Committee of the Labour Left who were fighting with O’Brien. He comments that Merrigan’s call for a militia, and Ivan Cooper’s call for a bigger Irish army ‘are rather frightening portents, ends discussing the possible SDLP position on the convention (25 Sept 1974); Memorandum from Maurice Hayes to Mr Bloomfield noting developments in the south, including recommendations for RTÉ, the Fine Gael push towards less tax for ‘strong farmers’ amongst other issues (17 May 1974); Maurice Hayes to Mr. Bloomfield noting political and economic developments in the south, including the dilution of the Labour proposal on a wealth tax, discussions on non-denominational schools, the position of Irish and the development of New Ross and IDA initiatives (10 May 1974); digest of political and economic matters in the south (3 May 1974); Letter from KC Thom, British Embassy, Dublin to GW Harding (RID/FCO) outlining the speeches of James Kelly, parliamentary secretary to An Taoiseach, who was vociferous against violence and also Irish media’s unquestioning attitude towards the provisional IRA (21 Mar 1974); Digest of political matters in the south, including the budget, local government and constitutional reform and police matters (5 Apr 1974); Digest of political matters in the south, including the Contraceptive Bill, Hospital Care and other legislation, five Monaghan men charged with the murder of Senator Billy Fox, arms searches and resolutions before the Irish Council of Churches (29 Mar 1974); Noting Taoiseach’s speech on the status of Northern Ireland and security matters, as well as efforts towards regional economic development (15 Mar 1974); Assessment of Cosgrave and Lynch’s approach to Northern Ireland. He says of Lynch that he is ‘engaged in an elaborate ritual dance in which he withdrew delicately from the sinking sands of Republican rhetoric while inching his party along the solid ground of reality’. (28 Feb 1974); Extracts from speech by Conor Cruise O’Brien at Waterford on the power-sharing executive (8 Feb 1974); also a report of attitudes among Fianna Fail supporters (14 Jan 1974).

Copy of the pamphlet “Irish Above Politics” by Máirtín Ó Cadhain.