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Script de ‘Ga Ga’, reiviú le Maeve Nic Giolla Íosa, léirithe ag Joe Donoghue.

Script of ‘Ga Ga’, review by Maeve Nic Giolla Íosa, produced by Joe Donoghue.

‘Heads of Settlement’ on the marriage of Thomas George Segrave and Henrietta Daly, Henrietta’s fortune of £8,000 secured by mortgage of 7 Nov 1893, be assigned to trustees William Daly and Andrew W Blake. Meade and Richardson, 31 Kildare St, [solicitors]. Married in July 1895.

Programme and outline papers for a one day conference, ‘Health and Vulnerability in Northern Ireland', organised by the Northern Ireland Regional office of the British Psychological Society.

Press cutting from the “Irish Press” by Lennart Groll ‘How Sweden’s press ombudsman works’.

Typescript of paper, ‘Ireland in the Context of the European Community’ by Dr. Garrett Fitzgerald.

Copy of circular issued by Institute of Public Administration, ‘Legal Aspects of the Work of a Town Clerk’, nd, 13pp.

‘Letter Book’, post book kept on a daily basis, giving details of outgoing letter, the date, name and address of recipient and the cost of the stamp. Includes some loose receipts. Mottled tan coloured cover, red spine, size 15x33x2 cms. [spine becoming detached from volume].

Proof copy with handwritten amendments of ‘Local Differences’: Ireland and the European Mosaic’ by Maurice Hayes, from an address given to an Irish Studies Conference, UCG, 10 July 1992.

Typescript of ‘Memorandum on the Proposed Development of the Corrymeela Project’.

File marked ‘Misc. – Personal’, containing papers and correspondence relating to social issues. ‘Services for Travelling People in Northern Ireland’ (1978); ‘Social Structure and Social Change’; Tony Lynes, ‘The Politics of Need’ (1977); James Cornford, Director of the Nuffield Foundation to Dr. Hayes informing him of their financial support for the Ulster People’s College Association (31 Mar 1981); proposal for research cluster ‘Direct Rule in Northern Ireland 1972-1980’; valuations on properties in Downpatrick; notes from a workshop on comparative study of social services (4 May 1979); letter from Hywel [Griffith]. Home Office, London commenting on their recent attempts to ‘solve the Ulster Problem’, gives his own personal news and hopes that the summer is going well in Downpatrick (10 July 1980); letter from Peter Melchett, London giving his news, saying that he is on the House of Lords Select Committee on Unemployment and that he was keen to push evidence from Northern Ireland, and discussing possible witnesses (4 Jan 1980).