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Columbia Pictures Television production, with Siobhán McKenna in the role of Fortunata.

Typescript draft script of The Last Days of Ollie Deasy, with cover page printed on Macnas headed-paper.

Printed programme from The Last Apache Reunion, written by Bernard Farrell and staged at the Tivoli Theatre, Dublin by Tony Byrne in association with Groundwork. Includes introduction from Tony Ó Dálaigh and cast and crew information.

Three copies of blank membership forms for the Language Freedom Movement. Includes an overview of the organisation.

File consisting of press cuttings (Irish Press, Irish Independent, [Irish Times], Evening Press, Inniu), photographs, printed list, report, entitled "LFM", concerning the Language Freedom Movement's meetings 21 September 1966, Custom House, Dublin, and 14 October in Galway, both marked by heated debates, in Dublin breaking into a fight. Articles singling out Dublin speakers (non-L.F.M.) Dónal Ó Moráin, Risteard Ó Glaisne, Fr Tomás Ó Fiaich; interview with Máirtín Ó Cadhain [Irish Times 22 September]; Galway speaker P.J. Barry (L.F.M.) and Fr Connla Delany S.J. (non-L.F.M.). Enclosing 4 photographs and a caption from Dublin meeting (2 of which published in "Inniu" 30 September), one published/printed photograph [unrelated] of family group in front of cottage door; a [non-contemporary] report giving results of investigations into the LFM, analysing their strategies aiming to discredit Irish speakers. (Inniu article has relevant textual material missing.)

Details of Landmarks ordered by Guild for 1954; orders for February 1956 edition; orders as a result of circular to guilds in Dublin in March 1957

Files relating to the publication of The Landmark.

ITV production, part of Roald Dahl’s "Tapes of the Unexpected", series, starring Siobhán McKenna and Laurence Preston. Directed by Herbert Wise.

Opening Night: 15/09/1931
Playwright: W.B. Yeats
Venue: Dublin

Offprint of proceedings from the Royal Irish Academy, of article by Etienne Rynne entitled "The La Tène and Roman finds from Lambay, County Dublin: A Reassessment".