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The Swingle Singers.

Printed programme from the concert held at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway, including a list of musicians, details of works performed and a brief biography on the group (1 item, 4 pp) concert checklist detailing artist, tickets, media, programme, venue and other such details;
A printed show report detailing tickets sold for the concert and at what rates;
List of those with reserved seating at the concert;
Photocopy of musical score and lyrics to 'Galway Bay'.

Correspondence includes:
Fax TS letter from Natalie Mildon of Harrison Parrott International Tour and Projects, on behalf of the Swingle Singers, to Dr. Jane O'Leary of Music for Galway detailing the costs and fees of inviting the group to Galway (18 Apr 1997 - 23 May 1997)
TS letter from Madeleine Flanagan, Administrator of Music for Galway to Mike Diskin of the Town Hall Theatre and Natalie Mildon, confirming the booking of Swingle singers by Music for Galway (25 Jun 1997)
Contract signed by Dr. Jane O'Leary for Music for Galway and [Trudy] Wright for Harrison Parrott Ltd, detailing the particulars of contract for the Galway concert (4 Jul 1997)
Further TS and fax correspondence between Mildon and Flanagan details scheduling and arranging the concert, programme details, changes to personnel within the music group and publicity issues for the concert, with biography of the group enclosed. (29 Jul - 22 Dec 1997)

Offprint of article by Etienne Rynne, entitled The Swastika at Ennis - Symbol of the Resurrection and taken from the North Munster Antiquarian Journal.

English translation of the report authored by Kutlu Savaş, the chairman of the Prime Minister's Inspection Board, regarding the Susurluk scandal. Among others, the Inspection Board report contained the following allegations:
-Sedat Bucak was close to Mehmet Ağar and OHAL regional governor Ünal Erkan.
-Passports and police identity cards were issue recklessly by the Ankara police.
-Several people, including MİT officers Nuri Gündeş and Mehmet Eymür, and the Inspection Board Chairman Kutlu Savaş communicated with the Prime Minister (Tansu Çiller) through her husband, Özer Çiller. Eymür also called Meral Akşener, Tolga Şakir Atik, Adil Öngen, and Ağar.
Ömer Lütfü Topal's partner Ali Fevzi Bir is connected to Abdullah Çatlı, and policemen Oğuz Yorulmaz and Mustafa Altunok.
-Convicted murderer Mahmut Yıldırım, code name Yeşil (Green), was a MİT agent who had infiltrated the mafia. A cell phone belonging to Yeşil was found registered under Küçük's name. Küçük at the time said he talked to crime world leaders, such as Abdullah Çatlı, Sami Hoştan and Sedat Peker, only to get intelligence. However, the same phone had been called dozens of times by crime leaders, including Çatlı, and ""casino king"" Ömer Lütfü Topal. In response to a question from a journalist asking why the state employed criminals such as Yeşil, an anonymous senior MİT officer said that the MİT could think of no other way to infiltrate criminal gangs.

The Sun Package by Gudmundur Steinsson, translated by Peter Karlsson.

Manuscript writing by Kevin Boyle entitled "The Summer - Proposals for Socialists" is a treatise piece on place and role of socialists in Northern Ireland politics and society. Mentions People's Democracy, industry and business in Northern Ireland, the Orange Order and other related issues and points.

Typed actor script for "The Sulky Fire" by Jean Jacques Bernard, and property of the Studio Theatre Club, Mount street, Dublin, which was founded and ran by Madame Bannard Daisy (Toto) Cogley. Genevieve Lyons played the role of 'Blanche' in the play.

Printed programme from Crazy Dog Audio Theatre production, written by Roger Gregg, directed by Deirdre Molloy and staged at the Project Cube stage, Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Includes an introduction to the play from Gregg, biographies of cast member and black and white image of cast and creative crew members.

Printed programme from Fabulous Beast Dance Company production of "The Story of the Bull" by Michael Keegan-Dolan, presented by Fabulous Beast, Dublin Theatre Festival and Barbican, London, staged at the O'Reilly Theatre, Dublin. Includes article "The fabulous Beast within - an interview with Michael Keegan-Dolan with Susan Conley; article entitled "Táin Bó Cúailinge - How it all Began" and also black and white images and biographies of cast members.

Transcript of Father Hayes' radio broadcast 'The Story of Rural Weeks', broadcast from Cork Studio at 7pm, 25 July 1945, as printed on pages 101-110 of the Rural Week Record. The broadcast talks about the history of Muintir na Tíre's Rural Week and the upcoming Rural Week at the De La Salle College, Waterford.

"Typescript draft of short novel entitled the ""New Light"" (earlier ""Enter a Philomath""). Includes handwritten amendments and additions. "