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Volume 43, No.2 of the Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, featuring an article on Criminal Justice and Human Rights in Northern Ireland, which cites work by Kevin Boyle, written by William E. Hellerstein, Robert B. McKay and Peter R. Schlam. Includes letter from Alice Henkin to Boyle, enclosing copy of the journal.

Printed programme from Gate Theatre, Dublin, production of "The Real Thing" by Tom Stoppard and directed by Alan Stanford. Includes article on Tom Stoppard; article on Harold Pinter by Michael Colgan entitled "The Picasso of Literature"; images from rehearsals and also images and biographies of cast members.

File of black and white photographs of cast members in costume during rehearsal and production. Features Marie Mullen, Paul O'Neil, Ray McBride, Sean McGinley and others.

Bound typed script for two-act play, 'The Rape of Dublin' by Mick McCarthy. Cover note states it is 'Rev.[ised] ed.[ition] 1.'

Photocopy of photo of the Rainey Brothers, Paddy and Stephen.

TS press statement from the N.I.C.R.A. enclosing a pamphlet published by the N.I.C.R.A. detailing the arrest, detention and beating of James Rafferty by the R.U.C.

Produced by Republic Pictures (I) and Argosy Pictures directed by John Ford, Brian Desmond Hurst appears to have inquired for a role on Siobhán’s behalf.

Arthur Shields appeared in 'The Quiet Man' directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, which was released in 1952. The Film which was shot in County Mayo was based on a short story by Maurice Walsh. Barry Fitzgerald also starred in the film.

John Ford's adaptation of Maurice Walsh's short story filmed on location in Cong, Co.Mayo. Stared John Wayne as Sean Thornton, Maureen O'Hara as Mary Kate Danaher, Barry Fitzgerald as Michaleen Oge Flynn and Arthur Shields as Rev. Cyril 'Snuffy' Playfair.

Records relating to the Queen's Players, a drama society group at Queen's University, Belfast. Includes a copy TS letter by Kevin Boyle, Business Manager of the Queen's Players, stating they are a new dramatic group, which have performed at the Edinburgh Festival and are seeking funding; a printed flyer detailing the groups produced plays at Edinburgh, Kevin Boyle acted as lighting designer for these plays; a program from production of 'Galileo' based on Bertolt Brecht's 'The Life of Galileo', staged at Sir William Whitla Hall, Dec 10-13, 1962. Kevin Boyle is listing as Lighting Designer; Program from a production by the Lyric Players Theatre, Belfast of 'Next Time I'll Sing to You' by James Saunders (Apr 1964); Programs from a production of "The Importance of Being Earnest" presented by the Joint Action Committee Against the Suppression of Liberty and the Students Union, Queen's University, Belfast. (1967)