15 images on negative and contact sheets.
Portrait of a baby boy, sitting on a woman’s knee, with another person, and a dog.
Pádraig Hynes working on the road with a high visibility gilet, a spade and a wheelbarrow.
Jimmy Connolly and Éamonn O'Dwyer playing a session in The Síbín.
Photograph of Sharon Murphy.
Framed Artwork and/of poem which can be found on reverse, presented to President Mary Robinson by Cuidiú - The Irish Childbirth Trust, during a visit to Áras an Uachtaráin, the official residence of the President of Ireland, 15/03/1994. Cuidiú is a parent support organisation and delegates came from Cork, Galway, Castlebar, Drogheda, Bray and Dublin. Poem "The Shoulder Collective", by Frances O'Keeffe, and art work and script by Colette Greene, two of this delegation.
Ref: P143/4/13/18
Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "The Short Grass is Tall", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies.
'The Shaughraun' Written by Dion Boucicault and directed by Garry Hynes. Galway, Druid Lane Theatre, 21-24 Jun 1982; Peacock Theatre, Dublin, 28 Jun - 3 Jul 1982; Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, 5 - 24 Jul 1982. Printed paper black and white flyer detailing, dates, times, ticket prices and tour details. Includes a note on the history of the play and advertisements from local businesses. Five copies. TS single sheet detailing press reviews and comments on productions of The Shaughraun taken from the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Evening Herald and Sunday Tribune. Printed invitation to the opening performance of 'The Shaughraun' at Druid Lane theatre, Galway. Printed playbill from the production of 'The Shaughraun', featuring an article "Boucicault and the Beginnings of an Irish Drama" written by David Krause and published by Dolmen Press in 1964, an article on the life and career of Boucicault, biographies and black and white images of cast members, acknowledgements from Druid theatre company and an article entitled "Boucicault and the Shaughraun" taken from Richard Fawkes's Dion Boucicault: a Biography". Three copies. See also 'Posters'
Detached sheet of foolscap on which a two-verse limerick poem, 'The shape of things to come', has been written. The poem criticises the influence of bureaucracy on farming.