"Handwritten draft of song entitled ""Amhrán Eoghan Uí Gallchobair"". Ó Máille 415, index 253."
"Typescript drafts of song entitled ""Amhrán Linidhe"", from William Judge, Ó Máille 115."
Programme for "Listowel Writer's Week", including a lecture entitled Amhran na Saoirse by Margaret Mac Curtain and Siobhán McKenna.
Amicus Briefs US Supreme Court some of which involved Mary Robinson and others which she used as research.
Files relating to the work of Amnesty International and also the positions and work completed by Kevin Boyle for Amnesty International, including acting as Special Rapporteur in Gambia, reporter in South Africa and further commentary on Northern Ireland and other international causes.
Assorted items including a flyer "Amnesty International Irish Section, Conference for the Abolition of Torture, Burlington Hotel, Dublin, 6 Oct 1973, featuring Sean McBride and Mary Robinson; attached is a letter enclosing the programme flyer for the conference to Boyle from KEvin White (24 Sep 1973) "Amnesty International and Ireland 1976 - 1978"; Notice of Amnesty International Irish Section AGM , June 1982; Agenda and minutes of Amnesty International Irish Section, 10 May 1986".
Printed certificate of Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award 2015, presented to the Corn Exchange Theatre Company and Cusack Projects Ltd., for production of A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing, written by Eimear McBride and adapted for the Stage by Annie Ryan, performed by Aoife Duffin at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Page 13 of a report (Amnesty International publication number AI EUR 44/01/95) documenting cases of 'disappeared' people, torture of common criminals, trials against human rights defenders and prisoners of conscience, and other human rights abuses in southeast Turkey as a result of the conflict between the Turkish Government and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). The excerpted page discusses the disappearance of four women.
Report (Amnesty International publication number AI EUR 44//WU 06/93) bringing alert to the Turkish Government's 11 July 1993 declaration of 'total conflict' in its fight against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the resulting daily reports of human rights abuses committed against Kurds. Şükran Aydın's detainment and allegations of torture and rape are profiled.
Five issues of the Amnesty International publication Urgent Action pertaining to the forced disappearances of Ferhat Tepe (5 August 1993), Cengiz Altun (January 1992), Aysel Malkaç (10 and 27 August 1993), and the Özgür Gündem staff (13 December 1993).