Booklet: "The 1997 Executive Seminar on Preventing Conflicts: Past Record and Future Challenges" executive summary, Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University, Dept of Peace and conflict research.
Ref: P143/4/4/8/1
Booklet: "The 1997 Executive Seminar on Preventing Conflicts: Past Record and Future Challenges" executive summary, Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University, Dept of Peace and conflict research.
Ref: P143/4/4/8/1
Photocopy of book/journal "Employment-seeking Emigrations of the Poles World-wide XIX and XX C", 1975 [may have been used for reference when researching the Irish Diaspora ahead of Famine Commemorations or her address to the Houses of the Oireachtas, 1995, "Cherishing the Diaspora"]; printed photograph of plaque in Mexico honouring the Irish Soldiers of St Patrick's Battalion [Batallón de San Patricio] who were executed in the Mexican-American War in 1847, which lists the names of the executed beginning with Captain John O'Reilly.
Ref: P143/4/4/8/2
Report "Attitudes Toward The Status of Women: Implications For Equal Employment Opportunity", report to the Department of Labour, Margaret Fine-Davis, Trinity College Dublin, Feb 1977.
Ref: P143/4/4/8/3
Constitution Review Group publication "International Relations", no date - may be linked to publications in P143/4/4/7/13
Ref: P143/4/4/8/4
Folder marked "Briefing on the Great Lakes", consisting of faxed correspondence and reports, including situation reports "Kisangani, Congo/Zaire", faxed from Dominic Mac Sorley, Country Director to Jack Finucane, Regional Director, CONCERN, 02/05/1997, 05/05/1997, 07/05/1997; fax from John O'Shea, GOAL to MR asking that she try and convince Irish Government not to assist Rwandan Government until their integrity had been established, and including official statement from GOAL and extracts from newspaper reports, 06/05/1997; photocopy of faxed press release from International Committee of The Red Cross (ICRC), stating 10 volunteers of the Zairian Red Cross had been killed in Kenge, Republic of Zaire, 07/05/1997; fax from Donal Denham, Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations, relating to ICRC briefing on Great Lakes, 07/05/1997; report faxed from Polly Markandya, Medecins Sans Frontieres UK, 28/05/1997.
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Briefings for Independent Newspapers on the situation in the North (1997), copy for articles and book reviews in the “Irish independent” and “Sunday Independent” as well as articles for other publications.
Briefs for a court case between Patrick Lynch and Garrett O’Moore of Cloghans Castle, King’s Co., relating to lands at Ardbowly and Ballinlugh in Clanmorris Barony, Co. Mayo. Also counter claim of Garrett O’Moore on the same lands
"Handwritten and typescript drafts of song entitled ""Brighid óg bhéasai"", including from Mrs. Dunlevy; from Liam Ó Domhnaill, Rann na Fearste; from Mrs. McGeehan (Ann Carr), Coaldale Pa and Nansaí Bán, Co. Donegal; from Mrs. Moy, Glenties, County Donegal, transcribed by J.J. Lyons; from Mrs. Hackett; from Rose Gallagher, transcribed by J.J. Lyons; from Con McNeilis; from Michael Lindsay, County Mayo (unlike Timoney's version); from Annie Shovlin, County Mayo. Ó Máille 203, index 43."
Campus Classics - RTÉ Concert Orchestra. Presented by John Creedon, conducted by Prionnsìas Ò'Duinn, led by Michael d'Arcy and featuring flute soloist Marzio Conti. Concert held at Àras na MacLèinn, Student Centre, University College Galway. File includes TS media information sheet publicising the concert, issued by Music for Galway and a press release issue by RTÉ Concert Orchestra; a printed sign with details of time, venue, date etc. of concert as well as the programme of music; a TS invitation from RTÉ to the Galway concert, sent to Music for Galway as an example. Correspondence includes TS and fax letters between Madeleine Flanagan, administrator of Music for Galway, and Claire Meehan of RTÉ, discussing tickets and publicity for the Galway concert.
Black and white slide of horse being held to the end of the currach, being brought out over sea by currach, two men holding her head, two rowing.