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File relating to STRIDE - Science and Technology for Regional Innovation and Development in Europe, part of the European Commission. File includes printed booklet of "3rd STRIDE Conference abstracts, Tecnopolis, 26-27 Oct 1992; Printed copy "Fifth STRIDE conference Annex 1: Programme and Abstracts of Presentations Distributed to Participants [1995]; Printed report "Managing Science and Technology in the Regions - Proceedings of the Fifth Stride Conference, 8-10 June 1995; Programme for STRIDE conference, Hellas, 1994, Printed programme from The Northern Ireland STRIDE programme, n.d.
Bound proceedings of 2nd annual STRIDE workshop held in Thessaloniki, Greece, 1991.

Soft bound handwritten fair-copy manuscript of an account by a Mrs. Strickland of Roscommon, giving details of her efforts to induce the local population to grow flax between 1818 and 1820 to help alleviate the poverty of the area. It gives details of her arrival, “The quantity of beggars besieging the hall door and swarming in the passages & offices was quite a nuisance & everything stolen they could lay their hands upon”. She gives details of the project, and is happy with the outcome. “Now you do not see a beggar for weeks together & I should think about 50 families are almost entirely supported by the spinning …” She ends by commenting on the importance of education, that children are eager to learn and that this would give them an advantage in life.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Streetstory: Harvest of Ghosts. Printed poster from production devised by Sam Ukala and Bob Frith, staged at Fr. Burke Park, Galway. Poster features black and white print image of a painted male figure falling upside down. Poster details acknowledgement and support of Independent Theatre Company, Borough of Rossendale, Lancashire County Council and North West Arts Board (U.K.) Poster measures 420mm X 590mm.

Print programmes from Corn Exchange production of Streetcar, Temple Bar Gallery as part of the 1996 Dublin Fringe Festival. Intro note by Annie West notes the roots of the company and that this was the first full Commedia dell'Arte show in Ireland. Includes list and biographies of cast members. Also a printed postcard flyer advertising the performance.

Street map of Galway.