Material relating to 2023 Global Women Leaders’ Summit, organised by Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security, Georgetown University, and The Rockefeller Foundation, 05-08/06/2023, consisting of summit programme, participant biographies and background material, including LPR [Lake Research Partners] article "Best Policies in Governance: Confronting Challenges to Women's Political Leadership", She Persisted article "Gendered Disinformation and Online Abuse Against Women in Politics are a Threat to Democracy", NDI "Ending Online Violence Against Women in Politics: Current Status and Next Steps", backgrounder "Advancing Inclusive Climate Action", and reprint of article "Toward a Progressive Economic Agenda", Mariana Mazzucato, 05/10/2022, two colour photographs of the Women Leaders including Mary Robinson and Hillary Clinton, and list of participants' hotel rooms (excluding Clinton).
25 Jul 1999 Production of Whiden Toie presented by Galway Travellers Support Group at Nuns Island Theatre. Printed playbill includes acknowledgements, a foreword from the Galway Travellers Support Group, information on the lives and culture of Irish Travellers, information on the background and work of the Galway Travellers Support Group and of other groups such as Pavee Point Traveller Centre, the Irish Traveller Movement and the National Traveller Woman's Forum. Schedule of events for Whiden Toie, performers biographies and an article 'Pavee Pipers and Players' are also included. 1 item, 36 pp.
Printed posters, sizes A4 and A3, promoting the production of Whiden Toie, featuring booking details and colour images. 2 items.
24 - 25 Oct 2000 Printed flyer from production of Whiden Toie, presented by the Galway Travellers Support Group. Events include a concert at the Black Box Theatre, Galway, a photographic exhibition at Eyre Square Centre, Galway and a film screening of May the Road Rise Up at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway. 1 item.
15 images on negative and contact sheets.
Photographs taken at a celebration of 25 years of Raidió na Gaeltachta. Some children are photographed waiting outside. Photographs of some of the attendees inside, Liam Ó Murchú, Seosamhín Ní Bheaglaoch, Bob Collins, Bob Quinn with Liam Ó Murchú and another man, and Jim Fahey.
Colour photographs from events marking the 25th Anniversary of the Human Rights Centre at Essex. Pictured with Kevin are a number of past students and also with Essex University Chancellor, Lord Andrew Phillips.
CD-RW containing Word documents (.doc) describing 53 coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites around Ireland. Descriptions of each fort include colour photographs, national grid references, and physical location descriptions. The CD-RW appears to have been mislabelled.
Biographical notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.
3 - 14 Aug 1988 Printed invitation to the opening of exhibition of works 'Brian Bourke Retrospective 1963 - 1988. Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture'. The exhibition was officially opened by Sean Kinsella, Managing Director of Thermo King Europe, event sponsors. 3 items. 4 - 14 Aug 1988 - Exhibition catalogue from the 3rd annual Western Artists exhibition held at McDonagh House, Flood Street, Galway. Catalogue details include artist name, artwork title, medium, measurements and sale status. Includes reproduction images of some works as part of the exhibition. Catalogue is printed by Jaycee Printers and grant aided by the Arts Council and grant aided by Galway Corporation. 2 items, 24 pp
3 1/2-inch floppy disks containing drafts of 'So That They May Face The Rising Sun' .
(3) Copy of a receipt for £106.3.8, paid to Francis Kiernan by John Glover on behalf of George Hennessy, a minor, [son of John Hennessy] as the amount due for all the renewal fines on the nomination of Richard Hill, 5th son of Arundell Hill, Doneraile, county Cork, as the life to replace John Hennessy, one of the lives named on a lease of Ballymacmoy, county Cork. Ballymacmoy was in the possession of Joseph Nagle. Pierce Creagh witnessed this receipt.
Copy of press cutting of article entitled “3 minutes that led to fame” by J Doran O’Reilly, on Siobhán McKenna.