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Shoes of Gold. Presented by Galway Youth Theatre and directed by Judith Higgins. Staged at Nun's Island Arts Centre, Galway. This play is an adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's "The Caucasian Chalk Circle". Poster is black and white text with photocopy black images of robed people in centre of poster. Poster measures 297mm X 418mm.

Shockheaded Peter. Printed posters from the production of Shockheaded Peter. Poster features black and white photograph image of cast members holding a yellow roadsign with "Shockheaded Peter" written on it. The people pictured have exaggerated spiked high hairstyles. Poster measures 505mm X 860mm.

Shockheaded Peter. Printed posters from the production of Shockheaded Peter. Poster features black and white photograph image of cast members holding a yellow roadsign with "Shockheaded Peter" written on it. The people pictured have exaggerated spiked high hairstyles. Poster measures 505mm X 860mm.

Shockheaded Peter. Printed posters from the production of Shockheaded Peter. Poster features black and white photograph image of cast members holding a yellow roadsign with "Shockheaded Peter" written on it. The people pictured have exaggerated spiked high hairstyles. Poster measures 505mm X 860mm.

Shockheaded Peter. Printed posters from the production of Shockheaded Peter. Poster features black and white photograph image of cast members holding a yellow roadsign with "Shockheaded Peter" written on it. The people pictured have exaggerated spiked high hairstyles. Poster measures 505mm X 860mm.

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Shiubhail me seir agus shiabail me shiar"", index 214."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Shiubhail mé Éire 's Albain""; from Nóra Ní Dhomhnaill; from Rose Gallagher; from Mrs. Gallagher (Molloy). Ó Máille 442, index 298."

Shirin Goudarzi-Tobin. Printed programme from the lunchtime concert held at the Aula Maxima, University College Galway. Includes details of pieces performed and information on Goudarzi-Tobin.

Translations and definitions written by Seán Ó Cathasaigh of traditional Connemara and Irish-language shipbuilding and sailing terms, including corrections of translations from Tomás de Bhaldraithe’s English-Irish Dictionary (1959), and diagrams of boating terms.

Unsorted notepads and note paper containing handwritten notes (in English) pertaining to the design, construction, and function of Galway hooker boats, likely written by a member of the Casey family.