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File relating to the convened meeting in spring 1984 of a number of leading international legal and human rights experts, of which Kevin Boyle was a participant and which resulted in the drafting of "The Siracusa Principles on the Limitation and Derogation Provisions in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights." Includes typescript copies of the Siracusa Principles; text of commentary by the rapporteur, Professor Alexandre Kiss, on Part I [of the Principles]; a list entitled "Grounds and Conditions for Limitations"; article "Limitations Applicable to ILO Conventions Relating to Civil and Political Rights" by K.T. Samson and also copies of other related published research articles.

'The Singular Life' of Albert Nobbs From a story by George Moore and directed by Simone Benmussa. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Includes original printed playbill from the production, featuring an article on the play and the works of George Moore by Elizabeth McConnell, Trinity College Dublin, biographical details with images on the cast members and Simone Benmussa and other details. 6 copies Printed flyer from the production featuring play information and booking details. 4 copies. 8 pp Printed invitation to the opening night performance of The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs. 1p Also includes invitation to opening of invitation to opening of exhibition of wor by artists John Behan and Brian Bourke, "Backstage at Druid", held at Kenny's Gallery, Middle Street, as part of the Galway Arts Festival, Jul 1996.

File of black and white images taken during rehearsal and production of "the Singular Life of Albert Nobbs" produced by Druid Theatre Company and directed by Simone Benmussa. Images taken by Amelia Stein and Angus McMahon. Cast members are in costume and on set. Also group cast shots and image of Benmussa. Those pictured include Jane Brennan, Aoife Kavanagh, Clara Simpson, Jayne Snow and others. Contact sheet also contains multiple thumbnail images.

Files relating to "The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs" written by George Moore and directed by Simone Benmussa. Includes photocopies of black and white production shots of cast members (79 items) Biographies of cast members and also press release for the play issued by Druid Theatre Company.
File 22-3 include total and nightly box-office returns from the production. Files also include Front of House Time Sheets, Report Sheets. NOTE: Files 2-3 are CLOSED to access.

Black and white photograph from Globe Theatre Company production of The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles by George Bernard (G.B.) Shaw, Gaiety Theatre Dublin as part of the second Dublin Theatre Festival. Starring Genevieve Lyons, Vernon Hayden, Anew McMaster, Jimmy O'Dea and Milo O'Shea.

Colour photographs of the model box designed for the set of The Silver Tassie written by Sean O'Casey, designed by Joe Vaněk and produced at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin, directed by Patrick Mason. Produced by Opera Ireland. Libretto by Amanda Holden. Also includes press reviews and coverage of the play.

Production of The Silver Tassie, written by Sean O'Casey and directed by Garry Hynes, produced at New York, USA (Lincoln Center Festival). No files present

Tralee (Siamsa Tíra) October 22 – 24, 2010; Portlaoise (Dunamaise Arts Centre) October 18 – 20, 2010; Cork (Everyman Palace Theatre), Oct 12 – 16, 2010; Dublin (Gaiety Theatre as part of Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival) October 5 – 10, 2010; Oxford, UK (Oxford Playhouse) September 21 – 25, 2010; Salford, Manchester (The Lowry) September 14-18, 2010; Ennis (glór) September 9 – 11, 2010; Galway (Town Hall Theatre), August 24, 2010 – September 7, 2010. File includes printed programme from the production including an introductory article from Garry Hynes; an article entitled 'Stirring the Waters' by Frank McGuinness; an article entitled The Silver Tassie and Ireland's Experience of the Great War" by Keith Jeffery; factsheet on World War One; a chronology of the Silver Tassie and images and biographies of cast and crew members.

Photocopy of published script of the Silver Tassie used in the Druid production of the play.