File relating to play reading and reporting work by Carolyn Swift for works for stage and screen, for RTE, Irish theatres, including lists of plays and notes of reports on these plays by Swift as part of judging the O.Z. Whitehead play writing award.
Files relating to playreading and judging carried out by Carolyn Swift on behalf of the Society of Irish Playwrights, with typed reports and manuscript notes by Swift on various plays read. Also reports and letters for play reading done by Swift for the Irish Federation of Women's Clubs (see File 2).
File relating to United Arts Club of which Carolyn Swift was member. Includes notices of meetings, AGMs, committee reports and finance statements, programmes of events held by the Club, and newsletters.
Files with typed CVs and career profiles by Carolyn Swift. These include lists of credits for writing, editing, and production of works for theatre, radio, and television, and print publications in novels, books, and media. Also has information on personal biography through her life.
File with correspondence between Carolyn Swift and publishers of various directories of writers, theatre makers, and artists, seeking a reference entry from Swift and also reply from Swift with edits to errors in her reference entry.
File also includes biographies of Anne O'Dwyer, Bill Skinner and David Armstrong. Note Armstrong was a pseudonym for Skinner.
File with certificate awarded to Carolyn Swift from The Society of Friends of St. Patrick's Cathedral in recognition of support given by Swift. Signed by Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral (No Date).
Certificate from Writers Week Listowel 1978 Literary Competition for one act play highly commended by the judges and awarded to Colm Grant. NOTE: Colm Grant was a name used by Carolyn Swift. The play submitted is noted to have been [Guanche Girl].
Printed booklet and invitation to the Lord Mayor's Awards, Dublin, 2005, in which Carolyn Swift was among the awardees. Short biography of Swift is included.
Also a round tube containing an A3 print certificate of The Lord Mayor's Award presented posthumously to Carolyn Swift for her contribution to the arts by Councillor Michael Conaghan, Lord Mayor of Dublin (23 May 2005)
File with letter to Carolyn Swift thanking her for her support to the Dalkey School project to create a non-denominational school in the Educate Together model. Newsletters of the project also included.
Letters to Carolyn Swift detailing a school reunion and a fundraising campaign to develop Moira House School, Eastbourne, a former school of Swift's. Booklet about the history of the school and the development plans included.
File with assorted manuscript notes and writings by Carolyn Swift including "Visiting the Central Mental Hospital" (1984).
File 2 includes a book which includes food recipes by Carolyn Swift and others entitled 'Celebrity Choice Cookbook' edited by Carol McKenna (1991). File 3 includes various manuscript handwritten literary research notes and draft writings.
Files with various magazines and journals collected by Carolyn Swift.