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Youth Organisations
UGA G/G60/11/1 · 1970-1987
Part of Irish Language

Material in this file consists of cuttings relating to youth organisations and schemes , and information including a booklet “Eolaí don Óige” on how to set up and run such an organisation.

Tag/ Ref: G60/11/1

UGA P/P134/11/7/1/2 · Item · 07/11/1981-02/11/1985
Part of Personal

File contains correspondence with Liam Kavanagh, T.D., Minister for Labour, regarding Muintir na Tíre representation on the board of the Youth Employment Agency established under legislation; details regarding the establishment of the Youth Employment Agency; Memorandum and Articles of Association of Youth Employment Agency; report of meeting with The Youth Employment Agency on 27 April 1982; details of Agency seminar on 8 June 1983; correspondence with the Youth Employment Agency regarding the employment of youth as community development officers.

UGA P/P134/11/7/1/14 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

Identification programme guidelines for the Operational Agencies and Sponsors; Community Enterprise Start Up Program Introduction Pack.

UGA T/T20/2/3/1/656 · Item · 10/12/1979
Part of Theatre

Letter from Rory O'Terrell, President of the National Youth Council of Ireland to Siobhán McKenna, thanking her for her launch of the Youth Assembly.

Young girl playing accordion
UGA P/P86/2/179 · Item · [195-]
Part of Personal

Copy of black and white photograph of young girl playing the accordion. Noted as a cousin of Begley's, Daingean.

Young children, portraits
UGA P/P99/4/2/22 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

15 images on negative and contact sheets. Photographs of photographs. All are images of young children, unidentified.

"Youghal Harbour"
UGA G/G20/1/2/1639 · Item · [190-]
Part of Irish Language

"Handwritten draft of song entitled ""Youghal Harbour"" in Irish."

You Never Can Tell
UGA T/T13/D/162 · Item · 01/01/1934
Part of Theatre

Opening Night: 01/01/1934
Playwright: George Bernard Shaw
Venue: Dublin