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UGA G/G48/3/1/2 · Item · [196-]
Part of Irish Language

Beta 21 copy of Salmon, Doolach, Trout and Parr from above and riverscapes. Beta 21 Roll 9 Salmon, from "The Nature of Britain and Ireland" Prod. no 1004 Salmon, Éamon de Buitléar.

Video - Man of Aran
UGA G/G48/3/1/1 · Item · 1934
Part of Irish Language

VHS recorded copy of "Man of Aran", directed by Robert Flaherty. VCI commercial production.

Video - Faraway Islands
UGA G/G48/3/1/3 · Item · [196-]
Part of Irish Language

VHS tape marked "Faraway Islands", programme 3 in the series "A Life in the Wild", taped from air.

UGA G/G48/3/1/5 · Item · [25/04/1967]
Part of Irish Language

VHS copy of "An chorr Easc ar Nead" from "Amuigh Faoin Speir" by Éamon de Buitléar, Tape 705, Std. 16mm, 16x9 F/H/A.

Video
UGA P/P107/3/7/5 · Sub-sub-series · 1987
Part of Personal
UGA A/A44/1/10/1/4 · Item · 06/1982-10/1984
Part of Academic

File relating to the case of Mrs Kathleen Stewart who challenged the case of her son, who was killed aged 13 in October 1976 by a plastic bullet in Belfast, to the European Commission for Human Rights. File includes a manuscript letter by Mrs. Stewart to Kevin Boyle (22 Jun 1982) outlining the details of the case and that of the death of her son. The case was strongly backed and supported by Fr. Denis Faul.
Also included are:
TS opinion document on the proposed application made by Mrs. Stewart under the European Convention on Human Rights, this document was prepared by Tony Gifford and is attached in a letter to Boyle from Harriet Harmon, Legal Officer of National Council for Civil Liberties (5 Aug 1982);
TS letter from Richard Balfe, M.E.P., to Boyle, stating "we are hopeful that the Stewart case will make it to Strasbourg". (19 Aug 1982);
Assorted press cuttings with coverage of the Stewart case, its verdict of rejection and general coverage of plastic bullet use.

UGA P/P134/12/1/4/2/3 · Item · 28/11/1930
Part of Personal

Letter (in Latin) authorising Father Hayes to conduct Holy Mass in the city of Rome with the consent of rectors.

Vic Chesnutt.
UGA T/T5/4/4/4/160 · Item · 20/07/1995
Part of Theatre

Vic Chesnutt. Black and white professional portrait headshots of musician Vic Chesnutt who performed at the Warwick Hotel, Salthill as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Images measure 203mm X 254mm and include a white border. Photographer is named as Andy Willsher.

VHS Tapes
UGA A/A44/31/2 · Sub-series · [n.d.]
Part of Academic

VHS tapes retained by Kevin Boyle.