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Case relates to an American citizen, “seized on American soil away from any recognized or traditional field of battle and held incommunicado for more than a year without any charge being filed against him, without any access to counsel, and without any right to challenge the basis for his detention before a United States judge or magistrate", as per "Amici's Interest" in brief.

Rumsfeld v. Padilla, 542 U.S. 426 (2004), was a United States Supreme Court case, in which José Padilla, an American citizen, sought habeas corpus relief against Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld, as a result of his detention by the military as an "unlawful combatant."

The case was petitioned to the United States Supreme Court. The principal issue before the Court was whether the Congressional Authorization for Use of Military Force post September 11, 2001, gave the president the powers to detain a United States citizen under military custody by classifying the detainee as an "enemy combatant."

This material was possibly used by Mary Robinson for research or reference.

Rules of Court A and Court B of the European Court of Human Rights.

Rules and lists of officials for the Irish Amateur Rowing Union.

"Handwritten draft of three proverbs including ""Rueic Earraig ar chnoc Bruclois"" from Mrs Dumoylen. Ó Máille 666."

Rubyfruit Jungle. Colour print featuring images of band members of Rubyfruit Jungle who played at the Warwick Hotel as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes image of band members and measures 148mm X 208mm.

Ruairí Ó Brádaigh's notes relating to points in a document put forward by the British(?). Points not very detailed: for example (3) 'as stated', (7) 'No intention: liaison'.

This file consists of material including promotional brochures on Rua Telecom and their home phone service through Irish in partnership with Conradh na Gaeilge.

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RTÉ/BBC Gala Orchestral Concert. Printed Programme from the concert entitled "Classical Favourites", conducted by Robin Stapleton, held at Leisureland, Salthill, Galway. Includes details of radio broadcast of the concert, a message from the sponsors, details on the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and also on Stapleton, Valerie Masterson, Soprano and other lead performers and a list of members of the concert orchestra (with black and white headshots) 2 copies. File also includes draft press release issued by Music for Galway publicising the conference.

RTÉ Young Musician of the Future. TS press release and programme detailing names of musicians and works to be performed as part of the RTÉ Young Musician of the Future competition. Finalists include Cormac O'hAodain (French horn) Aisling O'Dea (violin) Garth Costello (flute) Finghin Collins (piano) with accompaniment by Veronica McSwiney. TS event management duties check-list detailing artists, tickets, press, programme, venue and hospitality. File also includes the following correspondence: TS letter sent by Madeleine Flanagan, Administrator of Music for Galway to Jane Carty, RTÉ Music Department, Dublin, congratulating on the "Very successful and enjoyable RTÉ Young Musician of the Future competition" and asking for contact details of the finalists (11 Apr 1994)
TS letters sent from Flanagan to the five finalists to play in the 1994/1995 Music for Galway season (26 Apr 1994)
MS and TS letters of reply from finalists Costello, O'Dea and Collins to Flanagan gladly accepting the invitation to play in Galway. In O'Dea's letter she asks if it will be a solo recital and if do "I would really like my mother Veronica McSwiney, to accompany me if possible." (4, 13 & 28 May 1994)
MS letter from O'Dea to Flanagan saying "My mother Veronica McSwiney, would be delighted to accompany the other two finalists" (19 Jul 1994)
TS letters from Flanagan to each of the finalists, confirming the concert date, time and venue of the concert and the fee for each finalist (10 & 15 Aug 1994)
MS letter from Veronica McSwiney to Flanagan saying "I would be delighted to play for all three artists on Jan. 21st" and also discussing travel arrangements (26 Dec 199)
TS letters from Flanagan to the finalists confirming accommodation and discussing any other late arrangements.