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Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 22 images.

Behind the scenes photographs from the 1988 film, 'Reefer and the model'. Scenes from the film on a boat, and photographs of Joe and Carol Comerford, Joe Comerford was the writer of the film.

Photographs of Marcus as an infant being fed.

Details of the redundancy payments for the Community Development Officers employed for the E.E.C. project

The Redington Papers in this collection appear to have come into the possession of William Wilson Lynch in the early 1930s after the death of his mother and aunts. His brother Thomas Wilson Lynch sold Kilcornan House in 1933. Family correspondence is the main component of this subgroup, giving details of family achievements and events, especially the deaths of family members. A memoir of Sir Thomas N Redington's gives information about the early generations of the family and of the compatible coexistence between Catholic and Protestant in Co. Galway in the early 1820s. Diaries of his son Christopher T. Redington give a glimpse of student life at Oxford University in the late 1860s. A section of miscellaneous items includes copies of letters Sir Thomas N Redington wrote on the secular power of the Pope, newspapers cuttings, music scores, photographs, and drawings. The first section contains a diverse group of items found in a folder similar to that containing the papers relating to the Clare Hunt Balls. These may be papers appertaining to Mary T. Redington.

Letters and other items from William Roche and Sons, solicitors, to William Wilson Lynch, relating to the Redington estates and wills of members of the Redington family. William Wilson Lynch was executor of the wills of his aunt, Annie Redington and his mother, Fanny Wilson Lynch. As one of the trustees to the will of Christopher T Redington, he authorised the sale of Kilcornan to Galway County Council in 1933. Includes letters to John Wilson Lynch and Annie Redington relating to the Redington Trusts. The Roches were cousins of the Redingtons.

Red notebook containing handwritten notes on grounds for appeal against tenants in cases before the Court of Land Commission, it gives tenants' names and lands, as well as notes on carrying power of the lands etc.

Red leather wallet made by A Webster and Co, 43 Dover St, London W, inscribed 'King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers' and containing a note during the War of 1914-1919 Agnes to 'my kind friend' [Peter Freyer] with 'an exact copy of a nice letter from the King' dated 11 Jan 1909. On the back of the note she writes 'I am having a nice case made for the letter'. Includes a list of the Honorary Medical Staff of the hospital for the 5 years from 1 Jan 1904, including Peter Freyer [and his qualifications, see P57/386]. Also a letter from Sister Agnes, King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers, 17 Grosvenor Crescent, SW1, to Major [Dermot] Freyer expressing her shock on hearing of 'my old friend's death' and asking for the return of her billiard table if it is 'not wanted' (11 Sept [1921]).

Red Book notebook (c.120 pp) kept by [Brendan Duddy], most notably containing notes of July 1981 (35pp) pertaining to an intensive period of discussions about the hunger strikes: 168 mostly drafts for communications from the [Provisional IRA] on behalf of prisoners negotiating their status, also a briefing from British government side [19 July]; ending on personal note: 'The British are asking for their plan to be accepted. A won't move ... I can't save K. Doherty's life. It is so tragic.' (July 20) Including a note on Joe McDonnell's death which they heard of on the 7am-news (8 July), and mention of Brendan [Duddy jr]'s emergency illness (16-19 July). Connected to this section, enclosing a separate page commenting on the prisoners terminating the protest and to the government's statement of 20 July on the measures to be taken. Also containing various business notes (some dated), lecture notes, short opinion piece on members of religious orders, dated June 1980, other unrelated notes.

File relating to recruitment of roles and job spec for roles being recruited for within OFMDFM,

Records of the first Galway Film Fleadh as part of the 12th Galway Arts Festival. Typescript press releases, on Galway Arts Festival headed paper and also on Galway Film Fleadh headed paper. "Stop Press: The Film Fleadh opens with "Venus Peter" the last film featuring the late Ray McAnally". The team of the Galway Film Fleadh management are listed as Miriam Allen, Lelia Doolan, Joe McMahon, Bob Quinn and Steve Woods. Documents include an introduction to the Film Fleadh, list of events, speakers, articles on films from emerging Irish film-makers, animation, European films and other details. 21 pp. 19 Jul 1989 Printed invitation to attend the 'Gala Irish Premiere' of Venus Peter starring Ray McAnally, at the Claddagh Palace Cinema, as part of the first Galway Film Fleadh at the Galway Arts Festival.

Records of production by Open Source, a multimedia dance performance in collaboration between artists from Iceland and Ireland. Includes printed press releases, information pack details an introduction to Open Source, biographies and black and white headshots of cast members, detailed descriptions and articles on the themes and elements of the production, business cards of group members. Some of this material is present on compact discs but all material has been printed on to paper as it is featured on the disc.