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"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Scairt mise siar"", from Mrs Melley, index 24."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Scairt mise réir aig an doras thall"", from Rose Dougherty, index 24."

"Typescript and handwritten drafts of song beginning ""Scairt mise aréir aig a' doras 'thall"", including from Rose Dougherty, Glaiseach, see ""Gael"" vol 9 no 66, Miss McGilloon, Mín a' Dúbháin, FIntown, Róise Ní Gallchobhair, Dubhcharaidh, Mrs Dunlevy (Gráinne Níc Gaothainn), JJ Lyons script from a Donegal woman, Síle Nic tSuibhna, Mac a' tSaoir, as Fánaid; Mrs McGann, Curry, Sligo, Seágan Ó Laighean, press cutting from the ""Irish American"" 27Aug 1892, Patrick McHugh, County Mayo, version from Thady Kerrane, Burrish, Ballindine, County Mayo for the ""Tuam News"" in 1886."

"Typescript and handwritten drafts of song beginning ""Scairt mise aréir aig a' boras 'thall"", including from Rose Dougherty, Glaiseach, see ""Gael"" vol 9 no 66, Miss McGilloon, Mín a' Dúbháin, FIntown, Róise Ní Gallchobhair, Dubhcharaidh, Mrs Dunlevy (Gráinne Níc Gaothainn), JJ Lyons script from a Donegal woman, Síle Nic tSuibhna, Mac a' tSaoir, as Fánaid; Mrs McGann, Curry, Sligo, Seágan Ó Laighean, press cutting from the ""Irish American"" 27Aug 1892, Patrick McHugh, County Mayo, version from Thady Kerrane, Burrish, Ballindine, County Mayo for the ""Tuam News"" in 1886."

Script de "Scaipin na gCleas" ("Les Fourberies de Scapin") le Molière, aistrithe ag Tomás Ó hÉineacháin, léirithe ag Prionsias Mac Diarmada.

Script for "Scaipin na gCleas" ("Les Fourberies de Scapin") by Molière, translated by Tomás Ó hÉineacháin, produced by Prionsias Mac Diarmada.

Black and white photograph of scene from "Scaipín na gCleas" ("Les Fourberies de Scapin") by Molière, featuring Tadhg Ó Tuama, [ ] and Uinsíonn Ó Mathúna.

Black and white photograph of scene from "Scaipín na gCleas" ("Les Fourberies de Scapin") by Molière, showing three of the characters.

Typed Script of 'Say Cheese' by Bernard Farrell, first produced at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in 1987, directed by Ben Barnes.

File of press cuttings of news coverage of the Saville Tribunal, including coverage of comments made by Logue in his statement and testimony.
Also print copy of report "Principal Conclusions and Overall Assessment of the Bloody Sunday Enquiry". CD-ROM disc included in report. 2010.

Printed programme from Abbey Theatre production of "Saved" by Edward Bond and staged at the Peacock Stage at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, directed by Jimmy Fay. Includes note on the play by Edward Bond and biographies of cast and creative team members.