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5 aerial photographs of promontories at Whitepark Bay and Portbraddan Harbour, County Antrim.

Published booklet compiled by Father Denis Faul, Dungannon and Father Raymond Murray, Armagh, entitled "Whitelaw's Tribunals: Long Kesh Internment Camp, November 1972 - January 1973. It is stated the proceeds from sales of the booklet are to go to the internee's dependents' fund.

Black and white photographs of carved stone figures at White Island, Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh. One image includes a young girl named as Rosamund Mitchell kneeling down next to the carved stones.

Printed programme from production of "White Cabin" by Akhe, written by Maksim Isaev and Pavel Semchenko and staged at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Includes article "The skull beneath the skin" - A brief primer to Akhe's performance of 'White Cabin' by Diarmuid O'Brien; information on past Akhe productions and also biographies of cast members. Ticket from the production of Ros Dixon attached.

Musical scripts and scores for marching song "Whistling Down the Road", list of band parts, poster for the published work of the song; various drafts of the poster and printed score and lyrics of the song written by Michael Andrew Lysaght Rynne.

Black and white photographs from production of "While the Sun Shines" by Terence Rattigan, produced by the Globe Theatre Company, Dun Laoghaire. Pictured in costume and on set include Genevieve Lyons, Milo O'Shea, Donal Donnelly and others.

Same. Copy of long poem in English by Eugene Sullivan "one of the advocates of Apollo". It begins, "Whereas this day before me came,/ with grief and care incommoded."

Same. Copy of long poem in English by Eugene Sullivan "one of the advocates of Apollo". It begins, "Whereas this day before me came,/ with grief and care incommoded."

Recording of "Where the Bride's Lovely Waters Flow", sung by Michael Cronin at Lios Bui, Macroom, County Cork. Recorded by Jean Ritchie and George Pickow. Originally from recording marked ER 5.

Two TS copies of script of "When Stars are Weeping" - A Radio Ghost Play, by Michael Andrew Lysaght Rynne.
File includes page of "Modern Wireless" Magazine, April 1929, with letter published from Michael Rynne.