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File of press cuttings, mainly commentary articles by Maurice Hayes in the “Belfast Telegraph”, mainly to do with Northern Ireland politics, also some on the south.

Correspondence between Tim Robinson and his parents Frank and Gay, beginning with a handwritten scroll of Frank's comments on 'The Tangled Tightrope'. Carbon copy of Tim's reply explaining his style of writing and evocation of sound. Two subsequent letters from Frank and Gay having read 'Walking out to the Islands' and finding it the brighter of the two essays.

Commentary on the Northern Ireland Constitution Act 1973, a briefing document for civil servants marked ‘Restricted’.

Comments from the Center for International Justice and Law (CEJIL) submitted in the Timurtaş case regarding litigation of forced disappearances in Latin America. CEJIL requested the opprotunity to submit comments as 'the development of international jurisprudence on this issue will have a considerable impact on such cases in all parts of the world'. Includes the initial draft and the final copy submitted to the European Court of Human Rights.

Comments of the "Handbook of Modern Irish" given by Peadar Ua Laoghaire.

Carbon copy piece commenting on the Minister for Education's revision of the Regulations regarding Irish in the Leaving Certificate examination. Some edits and numbers have been added in the margin, and the piece is accompanied by a page of comments and suggestions addressed to Chris (Morris). The suggestions are signed 'Brendan D'. Included on this page is a confidential note about a forthcoming Seanad meeting.

Nomination of the Muintir na Tíre representative to the commission; submission by Muintir na Tíre to the commission of inquiry.

Commission of Investigation: Report into the Catholic Diocese of Cloyne.

Papers relating to an altercation between George Charles 3rd Earl and St Clair O'Malley in the Petty Sessions Court, Castlebar on 22 Oct 1842, which resulted in both of them forfeiting their positions as magistrates. The Earl took the case to the House of Lords in August 1843, where it created quite an amount of debate. The Duke of Wellington eventually settled the matter and both parties were subsequently restored to the magistracy in October 1843. The printed copies of correspondence were produced for the Houses of Parliament and contain copies of letters, newspaper extracts and plans of the courthouse. They also include documents relating to St Clair O'Malley at the time of the 1832 election in Castlebar.

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.