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Handwritten rough draft of song beginning "Suid é siar an bother é" from Thomas Ridge, Connamara.

Handwritten rough draft of song beginning "Suid é siar an bother é" from Thomas Ridge, Connamara.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Suibheail me Eire fa dún le ceile".

List of books sent to Chris [Morris], signed by Finbarr [Corry], entitled 'Suggested Interim List of Publications for Consultation Re. Book on Compulsory Gaelic Policy'.

File of documents relating to the Sudan. Includes letter on headed paper of the Judiciary of the Republic of the Sudan and written by the Chief Justice of the Sudan, Obeid Haj Ali. A note from Joan Boyle indicated that Kevin Boyle taught the Chief Justic

File relating to "Sucking Dublin" written by Enda Walsh, with set and costume design by Aedín Cosgrove. Includes two scripts of the play, one labelled "Workshop Draft" (36pp) and including rough sketches on end page. Second script is labelled on cover as being "....the result of the week long workshop held in Dublin on the week of the 9th of June of the Sucking Dublin workshop draft." (39pp).
Manuscript list of costume requirements, list of set pieces, and list of props needed for the play; Letters of contract made between Cosgrove and the Abbey Theatre, for design work for Sucking Dublin (Aug 1997); Rehearsal schedule; Typescript of poem "Edinburgh Man".
File also includes outsize set design plans for Sucking Dublin.

Typed drafts of each of the chapters in Part 3 of 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom', with some handwritten pencil notes in Tim Robinson's handwriting, and occasional post-its annotate the text. There is pagination which indicates this is a close to final draft.

Typed drafts of each of the chapters in Part 2 of 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom', incorporating Liam Mac an Iomaire's edits. Handwritten pencil notes in Tim Robinson's handwriting, and occasional post-its annotate the text.

Typed, dated drafts of each of the chapters in Part 1 of 'A Little Gaelic Kingdom', incorporating Liam Mac an Iomaire's edits. Three pages of Liam Mac an Iomaire's handwritten notes covering topics from the manuscript.

Printed card seeking subscriptions for a testamentary to Dr. Ó hIceadha, organised by Éamonn Ó Néill [in Irish].