File includes a range of costume fabric considered for use in costume design in The Price. File also includes design plans, set plans and notes and correspondence regarding design matters by Joe Vaněk.
Files relating to the production of The Price written by Arthur Miller, designed by Joe Vaněk, directed by Mark Brokaw, Gate Theatre, Dublin.
This series relates primarily to communication between Conradh na Gaeilge and the Irish Government. Subdivisions include material relating to: The National Parliament (Oireachtas Éireann) (G60/39/1); Government Departments (G60/39/2); the Irish Government and the Irish language (G60/39/3); Office of the Ombudsman (G60/39/4); Government publications (G60/39/5 and G60/39/6); cuttings relating to the Irish Civil service (G60/39/7) and correspondence with various ministers (G60/39/8).
The National Parliament subseries is further subdivided into two sub-subseries: The President of Ireland and Houses of the Oireachtas (Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann, the Irish House of Representatives and Senate respectively). In the second subseries, Government departments are listed by title as of 2020, when the collection was being arranged, and include departments since subsumed by them. This series primarily comprises of correspondence, reports and publications with notations.
Tag / Ref: G60/39
Material relating to the setting up of a cross border design award scheme "The President Robinson Awards for the Design of Travellers' Accommodation", consisting of several copies of the brochure for the official award, including application section and letter and fax correspondence between Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to the President, and Carley Brown, Secretary to potential funders The Lawlor Foundation, London, Barbara FitzGerald, the Irish Association for Cultural, Economic and Social Relations (one of the scheme's organisers), and John O'Connell, DTEDG [Dublin Travellers Education Development Group], Pavee Point.
Ref: P143/4/6/6/2
Typed letter from Jim Duffy, Dublin, Ireland, to President Mary Robinson, detailing his thesis "The Presidency of Ireland: 'An Inherently Unsatisfactory Office?'" and what it covered and argued, and enquiring whether she wanted a copy, 26/03/1993.
Ref: P143/4/17/2
Printed and bound copies of PhD thesis completed by Michael Rynne and entitled "The Present International Position of Ireland. Includes an English language and German translation copy of the thesis. Includes bound copy of appendices such as an edition of the "Status and Constitution of the Irish Free State" (Geneva, 1923) Also includes a file of manuscript and typescript notes and drafts from the thesis compiled by Rynne
Report authored by Markus Casey for Tom O'Keeffe. Casey was commissioned to perform test excavation on a site in Lydacan, Claregalway O'Keeffe wished to build upon. The site formerly incorporated a late medieval tower house (Lydacan House) that was largely demolished in 1992 by a previous landowner, and had been annotated as early as 1778 as the site of a ruined castle, which the current landowner was unaware of and created a delay in the development of the site. Casey recommends a programme of mitigatory measures to mitigate any possible interference with medieval remains that the proposed development might incur. See P164/3/9/12 for further research.
Copy of report being a consultation paper by the Northern Ireland Office, London and entitled The Powers of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission. A letter is enclosed from Chris Flatt, Head of Human Rights and Equality, Northern Ireland Office, seeking comment on the consultation paper from Kevin Boyle.
Typescript of the play, "The Power of Darkness" by John McGahern.
Audio CD with recording of "The Power of Darkness", the stage adaptation by John McGahern.