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UGA P/P134/12/1/1/3/35 · Item · 27/03/1942
Part of Personal

Transcript of 'The Church, the Parish, and the Land', lecture given by Mr. J. Walsh, National Executive, Catholic Young Men's Society, Dublin, at Catholic Social Week, 27 March 1942.

"The Church and its Spire"
UGA P/P71/11/1/1517 · Item · 01/05/1992
Part of Personal

Typescript of a talk delivered at Trinity College by John McGahern entitled "The Church and its Spire".

The Choice w.Michael Buerk
UGA A/A44/31/1/10 · Item · 31/12/2002
Part of Academic

Recordable cassette tape, TDK 90, with label entitled "The Choice w/Michael Buerk. Mary Robinson."

UGA T/T40/6/10/1 · Item · 1940-1941
Part of Theatre

Published issues of The Children's Digest, incorporating 'Horse & Eifyr and Other Pets', the only magazine edited and written by Children for Children". Issues include stories by Carol Samuel (Carolyn Swift).

Writings and issues include:
Vol. III, No. 30, Sept 1940 - The Woodpecker by Carol Samuel
Vol. IV, No. 31, Oct 1940 - Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel 1. Ted The Cowman
Vol. IV, No. 32, Nov 1940 - Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel 2. Harold The Carter
Vol. IV, No. 33, Dec 1940, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel III. Jack the Swineherd
Vol. IV, No. 34, Jan - Feb 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel I.V. Warbey The Mechanic
Vol. IV, No. 35, Mar - Apr 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel, Harry the Labourer
Vol. IV, No. 36, May - June 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel, VI. Marsdon The Bailiff

The Cherry Orchard
UGA T/T22/1/16/24 · Item · 17/02/2004
Part of Theatre

Printed programme from "the Cherry Orchard" by Anton Chekhov in a version by Tom Murphy, staged at the Abbey Theatre as part of the Abbey and Europe series. Includes article by Pat Cox, MEP, on "Ireland's Uniquely European Year"; article entitled "Rapprochement: European drama at the Abbey" by P.J. Matthews, article entitled 'The Cherry Orchard: A Hundred Years of Misunderstanding' by Donald Rayfield; article entitled 'Beyond the Literal' by Paul Lefebvre, a note from Tom Murphy and also biographies of cast members.