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File of documents, mostly press/media statement by Gerry Adams/ Sinn Féin. Includes text of statement by Adams at Parliament Buildings, Friday 18th December 1998; document with quotes by Adams to Sinn Féin Ard Fheis, 8 May 1999; Photocopy of Sinn Féin Constitution and Rules; Letter signed by Martin McGuinness on Sinn Féin headed-paper to David Trimble MP MLA, First Minister, Stormont re. undermining of the Good Friday Agreement and Trimble refusing to nominate Sinn Féin ministers to attend North-South Ministerial Council (28 Mar 2001). Transcript of TV interview on "Insight", UTV, 10 Oct 2002 with Martin McGuinness and Peter Robinson. Copy of Newry and Armagh News newspaper, March 2001, published by Sinn Féin.

Files of single item letters from individuals. Letters were all identified and labelled. Those named as follows: Douglas Kennedy (re. film treatment of The Pornographer", 1982); Postcard from Dick Walsh; Robert (Bob) White, University of Newcastle-Upon-Thyne (1980, 1991); Stephen Wall ('Essays in Criticism: A Quarterly Journal of Literary Criticism (Feb 2006); Colin Tucker (1998) re. UK transmission of "Amongst Women"; Kevin Reynolds (2005); Art Ridge and Peg Cadden, Mohill (1990s); Frédérique Roussell (2003); Christianet Gresset; [Josione]; Des Maxwell; Claude and Nicole Ferobe; Gibbons Rourk (1992, 2003); E.P. Noonan; Alexander Newman (1996, 1992); Hugh J. O'Flaherty (2005); Pat O'Mahoney (1985, 1991); Micheal W. O Murchú (2004); Kate O'Neill, Cleggan (27 Nov 1971); Seán Ó M.

Letter from Des Wilson, a Cathlic Priest, Springhill Comunity House, Belfast, re. a forthcoming lecture by McGahern at the Ulster Museum, advising that he believes that the sponsor of the event, Northern Bank, have a history of anti-Catholic discrimination. (24 Nov 1991); File with letter and one card from Bernard O'Donahue (20 Oct 2001).

File 2 Includes: Dr. David and Mary Legge; Fr. Liam Kelly (2004); Sean Kelly (1967); Sophia King (1988, 89); Mary Reynolds (2005); George O'Brien (2005); Gerry Mulligan (1995); Ursula Foran; Patrick Hunt (2003); Ursula Holden; Síle O'Connor; Larry O'Connor (2002); Ann and Mike Conroy (2004); Paula Gilligan (2005).

Sinead Lohan. Black and white professional portrait headshots of singer Sinead Lohan who performed at Ardilaun Hotel, Galway as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Images range in size from 119mm X 202mm and 203mm X 254mm.

Sinead Lohan. Colour poster featuring a profile headshot of singer Sinead Lohan, who performed at the Galway Arts Festival. The poster is to promote the launch of Lohan's debut album "Who Do You Think I Am". Poster measures 510mm X 745mm.

Photocopy of radio script of the audio/drama version of "Sinclair" by John McGahern, produced by Ronald Mason, with Cyril Cusack as "Boles" and Norman Rodway as "Gillespie", transmitted on 16 Nov 1971, with manuscript note by John McGahern on the cover.
Second copy of the script, different version, also included in file.

Materials pertaining to the case filed on 25 August 1995 by lawyer Sinan Tanrıkulu against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights (application no. 29918/96, referred to internally within the Kurdish Litigation Project as Case 226 and assigned to Tim Otty as lead) regarding his detention on 27 February 1995 after he and 13 others were taken from the Diyarbakır Branch of the Human Rights Association to the Security Directorate. Tanrıkulu alleged that during his time in detention he was blindfolded, tortured, and subject to inhumane conditions. On 9 March 1995, Tanrıkulu, Servet Ayhan and Fırat Anlı were brought before the public prosecutor and the State Security Court. The latter ordered their remand in custody. On 22 March 1995 the public prosecutor at the State Security Court filed an indictment with the latter accusing the applicants and the other suspects of having made propaganda on behalf of the PKK. On 1 May 1995 the State Security Court, taking into account the charges and the evidence against the applicants, ordered their release pending trial. On 8 April 1996 the State Security Court acquitted the applicants of all charges. It held that the materials found in the search could have been placed there by anyone and that apart from their statements in custody, which the applicants claimed to have given under duress, there was no evidence to convict them.
Ayhan (29919/96) and Anlı (30169/96) were also applicants to the Commission/Court; Ayhan was also represented by Otty. On 24 February 2005 the Court joined the applications together. It retained the applicants’ complaint concerning the length of their detention in custody and the first and the third applicants’ complaint pertaining to the unlawfulness of their arrest and detention in custody. On 6 October 2005, the Court ruled unanimously that there had been a violation of Article 5 § 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights regarding the unlawfulness of the applicants’ arrest and detention in custody. Tanrıkulu and Anlı were each awarded €6,000 in pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages; Ayhan was awarded €5,000 in non-pecuniary damages; Tanrıkulu and Ayhan were jointly awarded €5,000 in legal costs and expenses; and Anlı was awarded €3,400 in legal costs and expenses. The full judgment is available for viewing at https://hudoc.echr.coe.int/?i=001-70463.
Materials in the file available for viewing include the notice of application filed on 25 August 1995 on behalf of Sinan Tanrıkulu including his statement and letter of legal authorisation, the completed application of 23 November 1995 including appendices, and Aisling Reidy’s notice of 28 April 1997 that the replies of the applicant to the Turkish Government’s observations have been sent.

Three black and white photographs relating to Sín do Scíatháin (Come Blow Your Horn) by Neil Simon. All three feature Máiread Ní Nuadhain (all 190x245mm).

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Sin chigaibh Seághan Bán"", index 12 & 23."

"Pamphlet entitled ""Simple Advice to be followed by all who desire the good of Ireland, and especially by Gaelic Leaguers"", by Charlotte O'Conor-Eccles."