File with cover labelled as "Early SDLP Economic Policy Docs Proposed by H[ugh] Logue.
Includes edition of Fortnight Magazine, no. 89, Fri 20th Sept 1974, cover headline and image of "The New Men - Hugh Logue of SDLP"
Typescript documents by [Logue] including: "Proposals for Co-operative Industrial Activity Between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in the Chemical and Engineering Industrial Sectors"; "Proposals for SDLP review to be considered at Carrigart Hotel, Donegal - Proposal Development and Political Strategy" (15 Aug 1981); Document entitled "Party Management" (1980s); "The SDLP Economic Submission to the Secretary of State's Conference, Mark II, Part II, 10 Mar 1980, by Hugh Logue.
File of assorted documents related to economic development. Includes a printed SDLP pamphlet "SDLP . . . Now More Than Ever, 2003 - 2007" with a manifesto by Mark Durkan on Equality, Justice, and Prosperity, and also including 'Top 10' of SDLP goals and achievements; Folder with "A Better Way to a Better Future SDLP" on front cover, inside are assorted documents including "North-South Ministerial Council Memorandum of Understanding on Procedure and Statement of the First Minister (Designate) and Deputy First Minister (Designate) 8 Dec 1998; Brochure "Shaping an All Island Economy" - by SDLP and includes page of manuscript notes by Hugh Logue.
Printed programme, attendance and written notes from SDLP conference "A Choice of Two Futures, 35th annual SDLP conference, Ramada Hotel, Belfast, 12 Nov 2005.
Transcript of a 25 November 1815 letter written by S.D. Moore in New York to his mother in Carrickfergus, County Antrim.
15 images on negative and contact sheets.
Some photographs of various outdoor sculptures by Edward Delaney.
Correspondence relating to the presentation of a casket for the Pope to Reverend Albert Levame, Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland, as a thanks for the Apostolic Letter received by Canon Hayes in commemoration of the 17th National Rural Week; correspondence regarding the sending of copies of the scroll to individuals who paid £1 for the privilege.
Files of assorted scripts, mostly stage plays, also some shooting and television scripts, sent to Carolyn Swift or collected by Swift from various authors.
Scripts for television and radio commercials for the Italian Swiss Colony; The Italian Swiss Colony were wine and brandy producers whose Asti Vineyards were located in Sonoma County, California. The advertising campaign was produced by Honig-Cooper Company Advertising of 1275 Columbus Ave., San Francisco 11, California. The television scripts consist of Video and Audio, for example Video: 'Pan up to top half of barrel with brand name and date and Shields, Stay on Shields, raps barrel with knuckles'. Audio consists primarily of lines to be spoken by Arthur Shields, for example Audio: 'This...is a very special Port wine...very special because every drop has been mellowed in redwood...aged in redwood for extra mellowness. In short, this is Italian Swiss Colony California Port. The mellowest port you ever tasted, or my name isn't Arthur Shields.' Also includes business cards of individuals involved in the campaign and a copy of an article from the 'San Francisco News' of October 26th [1957] under the 'Wine-Tasting Part Was Surprise' , Shields is described in the article as a 'TV wine announcer'.
Typed scripts by Carolyn Swift entitled "Presentation Fillers for Gove Puppet". Includes individual scripts of c. 1 page each on topics of housing, agriculture, tourism, radio, sport, road safety, farming, pollution, weather, hobbies.
Photocopy of published scripts of Conversations on a Homecoming and of A Whistle in the Dark by Tom Murphy and used as part of DruidMurphy.