Index card for the townland of Shanawoneen, [Seanadh Mhóinín].
Index card for the townland of Shanawoneen, [Seanadh Mhóinín].
Robinson,TimSet of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Shanaveag, [Seanadh Mheidhg]. Included are descriptions of Shanaveag River, Loch an Eibhinn (Lough Anivan on the OS, and better known locally as Loch an tSasanaigh. The lake is located close to The Ivy Cliff), and Marconi Station (on the western flank of Currywongaun Hill). Philip Coynes, an octogenarian, is credited as providing some of the local information.
Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Shanaveag, [Seanadh Mheidhg]. Included are descriptions of Shanaveag River, Loch an Eibhinn (Lough Anivan on the OS, and better known locally as Loch an tSasanaigh. The lake is located close to The Ivy Cliff), and Marconi Station (on the western flank of Currywongaun Hill). Philip Coynes, an octagenarian is credited as providing some of the local information.
Robinson,Tim,Coynes,PhilipSet of index cards giving a brief description of the townland of Shanakeever, [Seanadh Chiamhair]. Included are descriptions of Piper's Hollow, Patrick's Road, Davis's Lake (or Moran's Lake according to another source. Lough Breenbania is recorded on the OS map, though Robinson notes this name seems to be unfamiliar locally). Log na gCon, where the stream runs into the lake is also described. Local man T. Joyce is credited as being the source of some of the local information.
Set of index cards giving a brief description of the townland of Shanakeever, [Seanadh Chiamhair]. Included are descriptions of Piper's Hollow, Patrick's Road, Davis's Lake (or Moran's Lake according to another source. Lough Breenbania is recorded on the OS map, though Robinson notes this name seems to be unfamiliar locally). Log na gCon, where the stream runs into the lake is also described. Local man T. Joyce is credited as being the source of some of the local information.
Robinson,Tim,Gibbons,MikePress cutting from "The Irish Times" reviewing the Period Production's Shakespearean Reading at the Peacock, including Siobhán McKenna in the roles of Viola and Lady Macbeth.
Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Shakespearean Moment, produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. By Carolyn Swift.
Printed programme from the series of Shakespeare productions as part of the Japan Festival with productions from the Tokyo Globe Company. Includes article entitled 'Shakespeare and Japanese Theatre' by Minoru Fujita, Professor at Osaka University; article on Shakespeare and Kabuki by Toshio Kawatake, President, Japan Comparative Literature Society. Also includes company information and background on all of the productions.