Alan Smale and Roy Holmes. Printed programme from the concert held at the Aula Maxima, University College Galway, featuring Smale on violin and Holmes on piano. Includes details of works performed and information on the musicians.
Correspondence between Boyle, such as letters and fax letters and various others concerned with issues in Albania. Includes fax letter from Sandra Coliver, Article 19, forwarding information on press censorship in Albania to Boyle (9 Nov 1992); Letter from Boyle to Ray Dabrowski, International Religious Liberty Association regarding "disastrous news" on Albania (23 Nov 1992); Fax from Demzi Lani to Boyle regarding a conference on ongoing issues of censorship in Albania (12 Nov 1992); Fax reply from Boyle to Lani (24 Nov 1992); Fax letter of reply from Boyle to Dabrowski (24 Nov 1992); Press release from Helsinki Watch on issues in Albania (17 Dec 1992); Fax letter from Boyle to 'Mr. Yanakiev' regarding a trip to Albania (17 Sep 1994) Copy of Trial Observation Report for "The Albanian Trial of Five Ethnic Greeks for Espionage" (Sep 1994) Letter from Jan Newton, Chief Executive, Citizenship Foundation, thanking Boyle for funding for Albanian/European Convention on Human Rights Project." (26 Jan 1995)
Digital copy of a colour photograph, depicting Albert Reynolds, [Taoiseach], at a private home, with a small child on his knees.
'Album of leaders' Irish Rebellion, 1916 -foldout publication featuring pictures of the leaders of the 1916 rising including Pearse, Conolly, McBride and Markievicz.
Printed programme from Opera Theatre Company production of "Alcina" by G.F. Handel and staged on a national tour at various venues around Ireland, details included. Programme includes Company message, Director's note from Annilese Miskimmon; article entitled "1735 and All That Handel writes his best Opera" by David Vivian Russell; synopsis of the Opera, images and biographies of cast and creative team members and also information on ongoing events by Opera Theatre Company.
Correspondence with Alec Finlay of 'Morning Star Publications' regarding various project proposals with Tim Robinson. Alec Finlay published 'A Scottish Mountains Anthology'. Several folios and published poems are included in the folder.
-Kerby A. Miller's notes regarding two letters written in 1897 and 1932 by Alexander A. Horner. Horner lived in Dublin and Belfast as a child, and emigrated to America around 1871, at age 16. Later he became pastor in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kansas. His correspondent, Rev. Alexander R. Crawford, was a Scottish Presbyterian minister, who went to Manchuria as a missionary ca. 1890;
-Miller’s abstract of Horner’s letter of 8 June 1897;
-a photocopy of Horner’s letter of 28 December 1932.