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Report published by Article 19 and being a specific case study on matters of political and judicial systems, regulation and censorship of the press, radio and television, attacks on journalists and writers, academic freedom and other such matters within Saudi Arabia.

Press cutting, typescript and handwritten drafts of different versions of a love song entitled "Síle Ní Chonnalláin". Includes press cutting from "Gaelic American" (17 Nov 1906); version from JJ Lyons; Mrs Dunlevy; Mrs Boyle; Hannah [ ]; Mrs McDermott

Colour photograph taken at RTE featuring Sile and Charlie Lennon with Joe Burke.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Síl mé seal i mbliadhna", from Thomas Clougherty, Ó Máille 240.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Síl mé nach rubh suil", index 41.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Síl mé nach rabh dochas dam", from Rose Gallagher. Ó Máille 519, index 240.

Handwritten drafts of song beginning "Síl mé lair báin, go d'tiocfá gan spás", from Rose Gallagher and Mrs Dunlevy. Donegal song, index 170, Ó Máille number 358.

Handwritten draft of song beginning "Síl mé féin go rabh mé críonna" from James O'Neill (County Galway).

Files relating to collaboration between Pan Pan Theatre Company and Riksteatern, the Swedish National Theatre, on a application for European Funding for a project on Signing in Europe - Sign Language and Theatre. Includes copy of the application; fax and letter correspondence between Gavin Quinn and the Riksteatern discussing the application; copies of the 'Teatern' magazine published by the Riksteatern, 1996 and 1997.
File 2 includes programmes and booklets published by Riksteatern and by theatre companies in Sweden, showcasing recent productions, including productions of Shakespeare works, and also of Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" by the Dalateatern (1997), some productions relate to Deaf theatre productions and include programmes, photographs and ephemera. Note also includes a flyer for production of "Invisible Cities" in Sweden. Book entitled "Stormen Nu" by Tyst Teater /Riksteatern, with pencil illustration of various characters (1995); printed booklet by Tyst Theater on "Silent Theatre" with an overview on past productions in the form of theatre for the deaf and silent theatre in Sweden.

Signed statement of John Wilson Lynch, on headed notepaper of the Hotel d'Angleterre, Rome, for the Court of the Land Commission, relating to the altering of rent for the cottier farmers on the Belvoir estate. He outlines previous reductions in rent and that he has paid the amount awarded for the improvement to the lands under the Sixmilebridge Drainage Scheme since 1881. He states that the tenants have gone into court without asking for settlement, 'and if their rents be still further reduced it will be simply spoilation of the most flagrant kind'. He also states that all improvements claimed by Daniel Liddy on the grass farm at Ballycullen were carried out by himself.