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Manuscript material documenting the creation and publication of Tim Robinson's 2002 book of essays - 'Tales and Imaginings'. This is a collection of his writing from over five decades, with re-worked early material from the 1960s.

Printed poster/programme from Feedback Theatre Company production of "Talbot's Box" by Thomas Kilroy and directed by Pat Kiernan. Staged at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Includes author's note by Thomas Kilroy, cast list and information and production history by Feedback Theatre Company.

This series relates to Thomas Kilroy's play "Talbot's Box", first produced by The Abbey Theatre in 1977, and subsequently revived by a number of companies including Red Kettle, and Feedback. It contains early draft fragments, and drafts for Abbey rehearsals, as well as programmes, press cuttings, correspondence, a French translation, Gallery Press proofs, and some background material concerning acting and the stage that inspired Kilroy at the time. It also contains a draft of "Farmers" [television play, 1978], and an unrelated draft letter.

Application (including statements of the applicant) filed on 8 January 1996 by lawyer Talat Tepe against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights (application no. 31257/96, referred to internally within the Kurdish Litigation Project as Case 235 and assigned to Tim Otty as lead) regarding his 9 July 1995 arrest at İstanbul Atatürk Airport and subsequent detainment at the İstanbul Security Directorate where he was not informed as to the reason of his arrest and allegedly suffered inhumane treatment. The full judgment is available for viewing at https://hudoc.echr.coe.int/?i=001-67765.

Rough notes on takings from the Abbey production at the Taibhdhearc.

Files relating to events at this conference, 'Taking Liberties: The Media and the Law', being the annual conference of the Bar of Ireland, including programme of speakers; copy of report 'Reporting of Litigation and Potential Litigation: The Extent and Ap

"Take 7: race relations at work", issued by the Department of Employment, 1972, 118pp.

Takacs Trio. Concert held at the Aula Maxima, National University of Ireland, Galway. File includes printed concert programme with details and notes on the works performed from Beethoven, Schumann and Smetana and also a brief biography on the group.

Takacs String Quartet. Event management duties check-list detailing artists, tickets, press, programme, venue and hospitality. File also includes the following correspondence: TS letter with MS annotation from John Ruddock of the Limerick Music Association Dr. Jane O'Leary of Music for Galway discussing possible groups, availability and fees for concert in the Autumn in Galway (1 Jun 1994) Copy of TS letter with MS annotation from Ruddock to O'Leary discussing conformation for the Takacs Quartet, fees and VAT issues, Ruddock also states "Audiences for serious music are falling rapidly in Limerick - you have only to look at the Concert Hall diary to see the kind of stuff the Limerick public adore!" (15 Sep 1994) TS letter from O'Leary to Ruddock confirming the fee for Takacs quartet (20 Oct 1994) TS letter from Ruddock to O'Leary giving choices for the concert programme by the Takacs (undated) Copy of TS letter from Ruddock to O'Leary including "We cannot confirm the concert unless Music for Galway agrees to pay the VAT IF REQUESTED by the Revenue Commissioners." (1 Nov 1994) Copy of TS letters sent by Madeleine Flanagan of Music for Galway to Ruddock confirming the concert by the Takacs concert (4 - 6 Nov 1994) TS letter from Ruddock to Flanagan stating ". . . Now, I have sad news. Most unfortunately Gabor Ormai, the viola player of the Takacs, is seriously ill and cannot travel to Europe." The letter further outlines changes to the programme for the concert in Galway (8 Nov 1994) File also includes an event management duties check-list detailing artists, tickets, press, programme, venue and hospitality.

Takács Quartet. Concert held at the Aula Maxima, University College Galway. Includes printed concert programme with details of works performed from Haydn, Bartok and Beethoven. Also includes information on the Quartet.