Black and white photograph mounted in card of the musicians from Seoda ‘76 – concert by Ristéard Ó Broin. It features Pádraig Mac Donncha, Pádraig Ó Carra, Risteard Ó Broin, Íde Ní Fhaoláin, Éamonn Ó Coinnín, Éamonn Ó Murchú and Lily Ní Dheagha.
An TaibhdhearcBlack and white photograph from for Seoda Phadraic ‘73 – concert by Ristéard Ó Broin. The first photograph shows Nora Ní Cheallacháin (160x210mm). The second photograph shows Ide Ní Fhaoláin (160x210mm).
An Taibhdhearc"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Seo níor bean amteacht"" from Mrs Toland and Hackett."
"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Seo mo lamh duit"", index 20."
Postcard inscribed "Seo mar bhi", based on a photograph taken at An Spailpin Fanach in Spiddal by Tomás Ó Muircheartaigh.
"Handwritten rough draft of song (number71) from Roise Ni Challacoir, ""Seo is son sin domnaill, an stocach gan uisicu""."
"Handwritten rough draft of song (number71) from Roise Ni Challacoir, ""Seo is son sin domnaill, an stocach gan uisicu""."
File includes A4 notepad of notes and writings handwritten by Kevin Boyle on the topic of sentencing reform. The notepad is interspersed with printed pages of research material. Other printed items include research papers on sentencing, details of historical cases where sentencing was an issue and challenged in Irish courts and letter from Tom Hadden to Kevin Boyle (18 Apr 1988) discussing in detail sentencing and cases and the idea of a book on this matter.
File of items relating to book written by Kevin Boyle and Michael J. Allen, entitled "Sentencing Law in Practice", published by Sweet and Maxwell. Includes copy of contract and letter enclosing same made between Boyle, Allen and the publisher (Dec 1984); copy letter from Boyle to the publisher agreeing to terms (19 Dec 1984); MS letter from Allen to Boyle detailing a work plan for the book (13 Feb [ ]) and press release/order form for the published book.
Files relating to the Police (Northern Ireland) Act 1998, Commission on Policing in Northern Ireland and other related issues on police reform and study in Northern Ireland.