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Printed news sheet of the Armagh Civil Rights Association and People's Democracy, with details of ongoing activities and interests. Also included is a poster, headed Armagh Civil Rights Association, March for Justice, Armagh, 21 Feb, Remember John Gallagher, murdered by the still active Tynan Platoon "B" Specials and Release Niall Vallely, Gaoled on the perjured evidence of a Tynan "B" Special. A separate poster is also enclosed: "Liberation Fleadh Cheoil to Welcome Home Niall Vallely"

Colour photo of unnamed woman Republican prisoner in Armagh Gaol.

Correspondence received relating to the Rural Week-End in Armagh, Easter 1954, the Rural Week held there in September 1954, and Canon Hayes' subsequent visit to Ulster in November 1954.

Colour photograph of two women Republican prisoners in Armagh Gaol.

File relating to the publication by Dr. David Nicolle of a book of essays to which Etienne Rynne was invited to contribute a chapter in the early 1980s. The book was not published until 1999, no evidence Rynne was a contributor to the final volume. Includes letters between Rynne and Nicole and also between Rynne and Ian Heath with detailed discussion around early Irish weapons and armour.

Opening Night: 14/01/1930
Playwright: George Bernard Shaw, Lord Dunsany
Venue: Dublin

Opening Night: 01/09/1930
Playwright: George Bernard Shaw, lord Dunsany
Venue: Dublin

Army Form O. 1771, Peter Freyer's claim for travelling expenses by train from London to Brighton in his work as consulting surgeon July-Sept 1917. The dates, journeys and costs are all recorded and whether the journey was subject to day or night allowance. Includes the cost of the cab to the railway station and the expenses of 2 journeys in March and May 1917.

Arnott Commemoration Medal, gold medal with the coat of arms of the 4 provinces, bought from Edmond Johnson Ltd, Dublin, jewellers and contained in a dark green box. Size 7x7x½ cms.

File of records including a letter from Mark B. Lapping, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Southern Maine, stating, upon approval, the terms of appointment of Boyle as Godfrey Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law, upon the recommendation of Colleen Khoury, Dean of Maine Law School (15 May 2000); Copy letter from Boyle to Lapping, accepting the position and conditions. (18 May 2000) Press cutting from the New York Times with story headline of 'A Voice of Hatred is Gone, but Not its Echo"., Letter from Chief Justice Ronan Keane, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his good wishes on his appointment and discussing 'the incorporation of the ECHR is going to present problems....' further stating his personal view is that a referendum should be held. (18 Sep 2000) Letter from D. Barrington, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his letter of good wishes on his appointment as President of the New Commission on Human Rights and discussing his future difficulties such as the relationship between 'the new Commission on Human Rights and the existing Equality Commission.' (28 Sep 2000) Press release regarding details of Boyle's 'Godfrey Lecture' at Maine Law School, entitled "Hate Speech: The United States Vs. the Rest of the World", flyer from a talk by Boyle at Yale University in Dec 2000, entitled "Bankovic v. NATO States: Is NATO Accountable for Human Rights Violations?" and also edition of the Maine Law Review, Vo. 53, No. 2, 2001 featuring the full text of Boyle's Godfrey Lecture, "Hate Speech: The United States Vs. The Rest of the World".