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File relating to tour company, F. & R.K. Swan (Hellenic) Ltd., London, and their correspondence with Etienne Rynne regarding information and planning for 1978 Art Treasures of Ireland Tour. Includes copy of tourist map of Ireland. NOTE: Some images very fragile.

VHS copy of film of "Swallows", based on the story by John McGahern. Duration: 19m 50s.

File of black and white photographs from rehearsal and production of S.W.A.L.K. by Druid Theatre. Featuring Marie Mullen, Mick Lally, Paul O'Neill, Noel McGee, Michael O’Sullivan, Ann Joyce.

S.W.A.L.K. Various authors [no names given] Directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime theatre production. See 'Posters'.

Suzanne Murphy and Ingrid Surgenor. Printed programme from the concert held at the Aula Maxima, University College Galway. Includes biographies of both musicians, details of works performed from Brahms, Gluck, Schumann, Strauss, Duparc and others; event management checklist of duties relating to booking and travel of the artists, tickets, press, programme, venue and hospitality; a ticket from the concert; MS ledger sheets detailing tickets sold; correspondence including fax letters from Jonathan Groves of Ingpen and Williams LTD, International Artists' Management, to Jane O'Leary, Programme Director of Music for Galway - "I am very happy to reconfirm the availability of both artists. . ." (4 Sep 1995) Fax from Lulu Chivers of Ingpen and Williams LTS outlining suggested programme for the Galway concert (21 Nov 1995) TS letter from Madeline Flanagan, Administrator of Music for Galway to Mary McKeon, General Manager of Great Southern Hotel, Galway, seeking sponsored accommodation for the musicians (9 Jan 1996) return letter from McKeon (p.p. Sinead Kirwan) gladly offering sponsorship (11 Jan 1996) Fax TS correspondence from Flanagan to Gearoid Hartigan, Buildings Office, University College Galway confirming requirements in preparation regarding the concert venue. TS letter signed by Surgenor, "Dear Madeleine, Just a short note to thank you and everyone at Music for Galway. . .Your lovely piano and hall and, of course, the warm audience, added together, made it a very satisfying musical experience." (16 Feb 1996)

Materials forwarded to Bill Bowring and the Kurdish Litigation Project team from Armanç Ekinci, son of Ülkü and Yusuf Ekinci, including excerpts from a book on the Susurluk scandal and excerpts from the National Intelligence Organisation’s (MİT) report investigating the Susurluk scandal which mentioned Yusuf Ekinci's death as being committed by State agents.

Materials pertaining to the Susurluk scandal, which took place during the peak of the Kurdish–Turkish conflict in the mid-1990s and which was referenced in multiple Kurdish Litigation Project cases. The events that led to the release of the Susurluk Report stemmed from a car crash that took place on 3 November 1996 in the small town of Susurluk, Balıkesir Province. It resulted in the deaths of three of the passengers: Abdullah Çatlı, a former ultra-rightist militant and a contract killer for the National Intelligence Organization (Turkey) (MİT), who was wanted by police for multiple murders and drug trafficking and was on Interpol's red list at the time of his death; Huseyin Kocadağ, a senior police official; and beauty queen and Çatlı's girlfriend Gonca Us. Sedat Bucak, an MP, suffered a broken leg and fractured skull but survived the accident. The Susurluk crash was a key event in the unravelling of the deep state in Turkey. The peculiar associations of the crash victims and their links with Interior Minister Mehmet Ağar led to a number of investigations, including a parliamentary investigation, of what became known as the Susurluk scandal. The scandal exposed a close relationship between the Turkish government, the ultra-nationalist paramilitary Grey Wolves organisation, and the Turkish mafia. The crash itself was shown to be an assassination arranged by the MİT. Vice President of the Police Intelligence Department Hanefi Avcı said that the gangs fell into infighting after alleged PKK financiers Behçet Cantürk and Savaş Buldan were assassinated, as the gangs had completed their mission of dismantling the PKK's financial foundation. It was later revealed that Prime Minister Tansu Çiller sanctioned the killing of businessmen who were suspected of lending financial support to the PKK.

Chronology of the Susurluk incident sent to Sheldon Leader by Basak Bağlayan, plus an appendix which had been submitted in the Avşar case (A44/43/1/11) summarisingf the Susurluk incident and the Susurluk reports.