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Spring 1973, Threshold No. 24
Spring 1973, Threshold No. 24
UGA T/T4/2/1/987/6 · Item · 1973-04-01
Part of Theatre
  1. Foreword - Mary O'Malley
  2. Irish politics and O'Casey's theatre - Seamus Deane
  3. The present state of french drama - Evelyn Robson 4. Hunger and thirst - Christopher Murray 5. The current theatre in Scandinavia - L. A. Muinzer 6. Drama in the two Germanies - Hagal Mengel 7. Theatre in Canada - John Orrell 8. Soviet theatre to-day - W. H. B. MacBride 9. Drama in the universities - James O'Malley 10. Drama in education - John M. Malone 11. Finance and the theatre - Michael Bevan 12. Northern Ireland - Kenneth Jamison 13. Postscript - John Boyd
 Lyric Theatre
Spring 1959, Threshold Vol. 3, No. 1
Spring 1959, Threshold Vol. 3, No. 1
UGA T/T4/2/1/985/3 · Item · 1959-04-01
Part of Theatre
  1. Foreword - The Editor
  2. A drink for old times' sake - J. F. Reynolds
  3. Canadian poetry - Dorothy Livesay
  4. London letter - Rudolf Klein
  5. The rural labourer - John W. Boyle
  6. Balfe, famous irish composer - Robert Vaughan
  7. Two poems - Eric Elmes
  8. Poland, 1955-57 - Carl Stief
  9. The road to Europe is long, Poland today - Klaus Otto Skibowski
  10. Morning in Alicante - Pearse Hutchinson
  11. Poetry review - John Hewitt
 Lyric Theatre
Spring 1958, Threshold Vol. 2, No. 1
Spring 1958, Threshold Vol. 2, No. 1
UGA T/T4/2/1/984/5 · Item · 1958-04-01
Part of Theatre
  1. Foreword - The Editor
  2. The weaker sex - Mary Beckett
  3. Two poems - John Montague and Wilhelm Niemoller
  4. The european free trade area - Sean F. Lemass
  5. Memories of a linen merchant's son - Denis Ireland
  6. Poem - Raymond Roseliep
  7. Irish folk music - Sean O'Boyle
  8. Henry Cooke - John Jamieson
  9. Theatre in Belfast - Ray Rosenfield
 Lyric Theatre
Sports Day, Carraroe
UGA P/P99/3/4/55 · Item · 05/1996
Part of Personal

35 images on negative and contact sheets.

Photographs taken at a sports day in Carraroe, and Micheal O Donnell’s pub.

Family photographs taken at an amusement park.
Sports Day at Tuairín National School
UGA P/P99/2/6/49 · Item · 1995
Part of Personal

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 30 images.

Photographs from sports day at Scoil Mhuire, Tuairín National School. Featured events are running and sack races, and Rory Ó Domhnaill, the principal is photographed on the sidelines. Photographs of Marcus and David (Durkin), looking for baby frogs in the bog.
Sport
UGA G/G60/20 · Series · 1910-2009
Part of Irish Language

This series relates to sport, and in particular the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). Material includes correspondence; cuttings; programmes; items relating to the Thomas Ashe competition; posters and brochures listing various sports terms in Irish.

Tag / Ref: G60/20
Sponsorship of play in Irish
UGA T/T1/2/4/8/1065 · Item · 12/1987-09/1988
Part of Theatre

Correspondence and programme relating to the sponsoring by the Taibhdhearc of a £500 prize for an original play in Irish at the 1988 Oireachtas [in Irish].
Sponsorship of Pan Pan Theatre Company
UGA T/T27/10/7 · Item · 1994-1998
Part of Theatre

File of correspondence and related documents regarding sponsorship and support for Pan Pan Theatre Company. Includes letters and fax sent by Pan Pan to numerous businesses and companies seeking sponsorship. Also includes a document from Pan Pan issuing a call for public financial support and sponsorship for "Ireland's first fully professional ensemble of deaf and hearing actors"; letter from Michael D. Higgins, T.D., Minister for Arts, Culture, and the Gaeltacht; John Brown T.D., Minister for Environmental Protection, Standard Life Insurance, McCabe Wines, Aer Rianta, Eircell, McCann FitzGerald, Beamish and Crawford, ESB, Acc Bank, Hewlett Packard, Murphy Brewery, National Irish Bank, Irish Life, Irish Deaf Society, National Rehabilitation Board, National College of Art and Design, University College Dublin, National Association for the Deaf, Pat "the Cope" Gallagher, St. Joseph's House for Adult Deaf and Deaf-Blind.