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1982
UGA T/T5/6/1/4 · Sub-sub-series · 1982
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Press cuttings from local and regional Irish press.

1983
UGA T/T5/6/1/5 · Sub-sub-series · 1983
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Press cuttings from local and regional Irish press.

UGA T/T5/6/1/5/279 · Item · 04/1983
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Original press cuttings taken from the Connacht Tribune, Galway Advertiser and the Connacht Sentinel. Headlines include 'Campaign for Permanent Arts Centre in City' (Connacht Sentinel, 12 Apr) and also include coverage of events during the Galway Arts Festival. Includes advertisement for production of Duty Free starring Rosaleen Linehan and Des Keogh.

1984
UGA T/T5/6/1/6 · Sub-sub-series · 1984
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Press cuttings from local and regional Irish press.

1985
UGA T/T5/6/1/7 · Sub-sub-series · 1985
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Press cuttings from local and regional Irish press.

UGA T/T5/6/1/7/281 · Item · 01/05/1985-15/08/1985
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Original press cuttings taken from the Galway City Tribune, Galway Advertiser, New Galway Observer, Connacht Tribune, Tuam Herald, Clare Champion and Cork Evening Echo. Coverage includes articles 'The Arts and the Unemployed' (Galway Advertiser, 1 Aug) 'Recent Acquisitions of the National Gallery at U.C.G.' (Galway Advertiser, 8 Aug) 'Arts Festival Expands' (Clare Champion, 9 Aug) 'Spanish Stars to Light up Galway' (Galway Advertiser, 9 Aug) Also includes article written by Mick Lally featuring his thoughts and memories of working with Druid Theatre Company during its first ten years - Druid Days'.

UGA T/T5/6/1/7/282 · Item · 16/08/1985-31/08/1985
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Original press cuttings taken from New Galway Observer, Galway City Tribune, Tuam Herald, Connacht Tribune, Galway Advertiser and Meath Weekender. Includes wide coverage of the 1985 Galway Arts Festival and events. Headlines include 'Nude Show draws 4,000 Over Week' (Galway City Tribune, 16 Aug) and 'Mayor to seek busker's pitch at Eyre's Square.' (Galway City Tribune, 16 Aug)