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A Play in Four Acts by Paul Vincent Carroll first produced in 1937. Arthur Shields played the role of Very Rev. Thomas Canon Skerritt and Aideen O'Connor the role of Thomasina Concannon.

Opening Night: 20/08/1938
Playwright: Paul Vincent Carroll
Venue: Dublin

"Plan of a book to challenge the policy of compulsory Irish, submitted by Finbarr Corry, AIBI. Cover title is '""Shackles, Slogans and Shekels!"" A critical analysis of the policy to revive Gaelic by compulsory means in the Irish Republic', by Christopher T. Morris, AIAA. Provides an overview of points to be included in the book, chapter by chapter, giving historical information and dates. Also includes an index. The book will look at language policy, the various political party's approach to it, and the story of the LFM, as well as covering education, the civil service, and other such industrial themes. "

Tomás Mac Gabhráin’s religious tract, Sgathán an anama. Copy of c.1820

Press cutting from [ ] by George Jackson entitled 'SF signal decoded by Hume', focusing on Martin McGuinness's appeal to Peter Brooke for imaginative steps following a complete cessation of armed struggle. (Caption by [Éamonn Downey], commenting on the article and Brendan Duddy's writing a piece for Peter Brooke. Piece is dated by Hume's 21st anniversary of election as MP for Foyle, 24 February 1969.)

Materials pertaining to the case filed by 12 members of the Diyarbakır branch of the Education and Science Workers Union, Eğit-Sen, against the Republic of Turkey with the European Commission of Human Rights (application number 23143/93, referred to internally within the Kurdish Litigation Project as Cases 11 through 22 and assigned to Sheldon Leader as lead) alleging that they had been detained and threatened on 27 October 1992 at a meeting with the National Education Director (Nebahat Akkoç was one of the members of Eğit-Sen who was present; materials related to her separately filed application can be found at A44/43/1/3). The applicants stated that they had been continually harassed and threatened since the date of the meeting. After 3 April 1995, only applicant Yüksel Zengin, secretary of Eğit-Sen, was associated with the application number 23143/93 based upon a Commission decision to admit only her complaint regarding the disciplinary sanction she received (a 1/30 reduction in salary) after giving a written statement at a 17 April 1993 Eğit-Sen press conference without State authorisation. The remainder of the application was declared inadmissible. On 8 September 1997, the portion of the application pertaining specifically to Yüksel Zengin was also declared inadmissible by the Commission.
Notable materials available for access in the file include: 2 copies of the original application, including the statements of the applicants regarding the events, press coverage and published articles of the events, and the applicants’ letters of legal authorisation; a copy of Nebahat Akkoç’s application, which was referred to frequently in the Yokuş and others application and which contained many of the appendices used in Yokuş and others; and Yüksel Zengin’s 20 September 1995 to the observations of the Government.

Several drafts of the first line of P71/87.

Seven sheets of contact prints, comprising one hundred and twenty images of Bailey in various poses. Also includes two large portraits of Bailey taken from the prints. Taken by Annette Green of Fulham, London.

Colour photograph of seven accordions on a table.