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Discussion Paper: ‘Assessment of the British Government White Paper ‘Northern Ireland – a framework for devolution’ and the ‘Northern Ireland Bill, 1982), issued by the Irish National Council and the Irish Information Partnership, June 1982, 50pp.

Conference folder of material for a conference entitled ‘Beyond Hate: Living with our Deepest Differences’ held in Derry.

‘Beyond Hunt: A Police Policy for Northern Ireland of the Future’, by G.H. Boehringer, Department of Social Studies, QUB, discussion paper.

Report by Joseph Camplisson, on a conference ‘Building the Unselfish Society’, held at Tirley Garth, Cheshire on 11-12 March 1972 under the auspices of Moral Re-Armament, an evangelical organisation. A detailed account of proceedings is given, including a frank assessment of how controlled the weekend was, concluding that he felt that association with the organisation would be too risky.

Material associated with a Conference at UU, Coleraine entitled ‘Caring for the Confused Elderly’. It includes a paper by Maurice Hayes. It includes two copies of his address to the conference, correspondence and some research material for his detailed paper.

‘Civic Education in Northern Ireland’, final report to the Community Relations Commission, Belfast by James L. Russell, University of Strathclyde, 1972, c.100pp

Conference proceedings on a conference on ‘Coaching and Development in Sport and Physical Recreation’, held by the Central Council of Physical Recreation (NI Section) and the Department of Extra-Mural Studies, QUB.

Paper and notes by Maurice Hayes to County Down Board on ‘Coaching: Managing the Process’.

Script de ‘Codladh Ceád Bliain” (‘Sleeping Beauty’) le Treasa Uí Thiarnáin, amhráin ag Máire Stafford, léirithe ag Treassa Uí Thiarnáin.

Script of ‘Codladh Ceád Bliain” (‘Sleeping Beauty’) by Treasa Uí Thiarnáin, songs by Máire Stafford, produced by Treassa Uí Thiarnáin.

Typescript memorandum, ‘Commenting on Constitutional Proposals’, commenting on the Northern Ireland Constitution Bill which introduced direct rule.