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Printed programme from Druid Theatre production of Sive, written by John B. Keane and directed by Garry Hynes. Includes a poem, "Leaving Home for the First Time" by John B. Keane; article "The Spirit of John B. Keane" by Colm Tóibín and also biographies and images of cast members.

"Handwritten draft of song entitled ""Siud Suas Sómus"", Ó Máille 522."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Siud é Seaghan bán bocht"", index 23."

"Hand-writen draft of song beginning ""Siúd e Brian Ban an tgácach"" from Mrs. Judge."

"Typescript of verse beginning ""Siúbhail, siúbhail, agus siúbhail, a ruin"", from Conn McNeilis. Ó Máille 444, index 301."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Siubhail me gur aoin suibail me rar"", from [ ] Boner, index 214."

"Handwritten draft of verse beginning ""Siúbhael se buoallach shí bainn""."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Siubail mise seir agus suibail mise síor"", index 214."

Typescript of "Sitting Tenants", two plays by Geraldine Aron entitled "Esmeralda" and "Average Joe"

Original site reports for confirmed and potential coastal promontory sites in counties Sligo, Mayo, Galway, and Clare compiled by Markus Casey between 1984 and 1986. Records for each county are organised by numbers given to each site by Casey and are cross-referenced with checklists and key maps at the beginning of each county-level file. Each site is identified by a sheet listing its townland, parish, barony, and county alongside its geographic coordinates (Ordnance Survey map sheet reference, National Grid Reference, and Ordnance Survey 6-inch coordinates) and a text description of the site written by Casey. Where available, Casey has also included the date the site was visited, the name of the landowner if known, small sketches and diagrams of the site, references to/photocopies of previous written publications describing the site, and aerial photographs of the site mounted to paper backing. Information from these documents was used by Casey to compile his 2001-2003 reports on promontory forts for the Heritage Council, and by Casey's associates following his death, resulting in some pages being marked with corresponding notes.