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TS copy of text of talk delivered by Kevin Boyle and given before the annual meeting of the Young Members Group of the Society of Public Teachers of Law, held in Leeds, U.K.

Letter from the District Court of Justice, Tipperary ordering Corporal Patrick McGrath of Ballinalard, Tipperary, to appear at the District Court on 6 January 1942 to answer the plaintiff's civil process. McGrath is accused of refusing to vacate the premises after being ordered to do so by the plaintiff on 4 November. Father Hayes has written notes about McGrath (stationed with the Military Police Service in Cork) and McGrath's children on the back of the letter. See also P134/12/1/1/4/4 and P134/12/1/1/4/48.

Records relating to other groups active in the struggle for Civil Rights in Northern Ireland

Press cuttings collected by the Language Freedom Movement from publications including 'Hibernia'. Included is a letter on the subject of language and national identity, an Irish language piece by Proinsias Mac Aonghusa entitled 'Gael agus Gall' in which he argues that Irish is the unique characteristic of the Irish people, a badge of nationality. A translation is attached, it is written on the back of a blueprint in Christopher Morris's handwriting.

TS document by unknown author, entitled "Civil Rights & Liberties England and Northern Ireland, A Report to Colleagues.", detailing the current state of Civil Rights in Northern Ireland, Great Britain, the U.S.A. and specific factors within the struggle for Civil Rights.

Card-mounted sepia photograph of a large group of people marching behind a banner with "[Civil Rights March] written on it. The scene is a rural country road, the marchers are progressing along a straight stretch of road after a sweeping bend. To the rear of the marching group are a fleet of cars and trucks.

Editions of 'Civil Rights', the newspaper and news bulletin of the N.I.C.R.A. Editions include 3 Jun 1972, 25 Nov 1972, 27 Jan 1973,19 Apr 1973, 12 May 1973, January 1975, April 1975.

Two copies of a contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 28 images.

The projection room at the Claddagh Palace cinema, with projectionist Freddie Diviney and his son.

Typescript copy of Claddagh stories [in Irish].