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Two programmes for a Lyric Theatre production of dances and songs from the plays of W.B. Yeats at the Peacock Theatre, Dublin.

Two programmes and six colour photographs mounted in card featuring Siobhán McKenna in "A Meeting by the River", by Christopher Isherwood.

Two profile photographs of Bailey looking downwards.

Two printed pamphlets from the Northern Ireland Office, Discussion Papers I and II, one entitled 'Finance and the economy', the other 'Constitutional convention: procedure'. Second item has pencil notes [by Brendan Duddy], listing items of clothing, 'John Craig', and 'Alice'.

Two press cuttings of stories relating to Pearse O'Malley's as a student and graduate. The first relates to the Arts Society at Queen's University of which O'Malley was secretary, and the other relates to the Cardinal Newman Society of which he was chairman.

Photocopies of two telefaxed press cuttings from The Irish Times , one an editorial entitled 'Time to start talking' and the other by Gerry Moriarty 'Indirect appeal issued to IRA'. One of original copies has handwritten note by Brendan [Duddy], 'no. not tonight'. (Caption by Éamonn Downey pointing to the documents having been faxed from a Belfast number and the possibility that they were sent by Michael Oatley 'and Co.', Holywood, similar to previous despatches of newspaper items for Duddy's information.)

"Two press cuttings (copies) from [ ] entitled ""Aighneas i ndugaí na Breataine"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha (one with typed inserted text) [in Irish]."

Two posters for the production of King Lear by William Shakespeare at Derryvolgie Avenue. The posters also feature details of a celebrity recital by soprano Heather Harper.

Two posters for the production of Juno and the Paycock by Seán O'Casey at the Grove Theatre.

Two posters for the Lyric Players' Theatre production of the Cuchulain Cycle of plays by W.B. Yeats at the second Dublin International Theatre Festival in Dagg Hall, Westland Row. Includes a photograph of cast members on stage and two tickets for admission to the plays on Saturday 17 September.