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UGA P/P120/3/5/3/1 · File · 1965-1973
Part of Personal

Four folders of early Tim Robinson writing, when he was writing under the name Timothy Drever. 'The Festival of Creation' was originally conceived as a novel when he first worked on it in the 1960s. It became truncated into the first short story in the 2002 book 'Tales and Imaginings'.

Folder 1: Handwritten notes sketching out the novel.

Folder 2: Handwritten notes originally captioned 'Scraps from Novel 1', with doodles and number puzzles interspersed.

Folder 3: Drafts (one handwritten, two typed from 'The Festival of Creation' of 'Now and Later'. Drafts (one handwritten, two typed) of 'The Identicals', which later became 'Secret Meeting'.

Folder 4: Typed draft of 'Now and Later'.

The Feakle Talks
UGA POL/POL28/3 · Series · 1992-2005
Part of Political

At the request of a Protestant minister Rev. William Arlow deputy secretary of the Irish Council of Churches representatives of the Republican Movement met with eight Protestant Clergymen at Smyth's Village Hotel in Feakle, County Clare. Ruairí Ó Brádaigh was among the representatives of the Republican Movement. In the event the meeting was disrupted by the Gardaí, however the contacts established helped pave the way for the 1975 ceasefire and bi-lateral truce negotiations.

UGA T/T2/1/6/56 · Item · 25/06/1980
Part of Theatre

'The Fascinating Foundling' - Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Ben Barnes. Produced at Druid Lane theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed flyer detailing a note on the life and career of George Bernard Shaw, members of cast and production crew, acknowledgements from Druid and a notice of upcoming productions by Druid during the Season of Anglo-Irish Theatre 1980. One item. See also 'Photographs' and 'Posters'.

UGA T/T2/9/6/719 · Item · 25/06/1980
Part of Theatre

File of black and white images from the Druid production of "The Fascinating Foundling" by G.B. Shaw. Includes images of cast members in costume and on set, features Marie Mullen, Maelíosa Stafford, Paul O'Neill and Ray McBride.

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/38 · Item · 22/10/1928
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 22/10/1928
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/69 · Item · 22/10/1929
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 22/10/1929
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/77 · Item · 07/01/1930
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 07/01/1930
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/100 · Item · 11/08/1930
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 11/08/1930
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/120 · Item · 25/05/1931
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 25/05/1931
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin

The Far-off Hills
UGA T/T13/D/132 · Item · 30/05/1932
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 30/05/1932
Playwright: Lennox Robinson
Venue: Dublin