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Offprint of The Arcot Krishnaswami Lecture: Afterword, written by Kevin Boyle and included in Human Rights Quarterly, 13, 1991.

Offprint of book review by Etienne Rynne of "The Archaeology of York, Vol. 17. Facsimile 8. Published in The Antiquaries Journal, 1994.

Print out from microfilm (and roll of microfilm) of 'The Aran Islands: by J M Synge, with drawings by Jack B Yeats' (1907).

Also included are the reprographics slips from Trinity College Library's Department of Early Printed Books who provided the print out.

Research files, images, articles, correspondence and other material kept by Etienne Rynne concerning his reports on various excavations on the Aran Islands, in particular Dun Aengus.

Statement from lawyer Cihan Aydın, local representative for İhsan Bilgin, on behalf of Bilgin communicating his thoughts on the Turkish Government's 24 November 1998 damage assessment report of his home in which the Government claims that it had not been burned or destroyed by the use of force but that the cause of the collapse was neglect and natural force. Aydın states: that the inspection took place five years after the destruction of the home; that the house's foundations were measured as substantially smaller than they actually were as many of stones had been repurposed by other villagers; and that the amounts of livestock and possessions Bilgin's possession were inaccurate.

"The Apostasy of Matthew Sullivan". Black and white photographs taken from production of The Apostasy of Matthew Sullivan by Goodtime Productions at the Galway Arts Festival. Images include cast members David Heap and Helena Bereen, taken at Tyrone House, Co. Galway, photographer is named as Aengus McMahon. Also includes images of other unnamed male cast members dressed in costume and looking directly at the camera (2 copies) and a photograph of cast members Mick Mahony, Kevin Reynolds and Philip Sweeney. Typescript note on reverse of this photographs lists the cast members and details the performance as being at the GTI Theatre, [Galway Technical Institute] Fr. Griffin Road, Galway. Photographer is named as Joe Geoghan, Shantalla Place, Galway. Images range in size from 122mm X 179mm and 203mm X 254mm, including a white border.

The Apostasy of Matthew Sullivan. Printed poster from the production of "The Apostasy of Matthew Sullivan" written by Eoghan Harris and staged by GTI Theatre Company. Directed by Gerry Conneely. Poster features a sketched image of a church building. Poster measures 405mm X 690mm.

File with typed script for a new play for radio written by Carolyn Swift, entitled "The Antique Department" and submitted to RTÉ radio. Includes letter from Swift to John Lynch, Drama and Variety Department, RTÉ, explaining about the play and on ambitions for further radio play writing.

Articles by Pat Doyle on The Antigonish Movement; slides for training included.

The answer of Robert Ridge of Balligee, County Galway, relating to the management of the lands of one Ulick Burke, and defending his actions in relation to those lands.