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P/P71/3/7/762 · Item · [n.d.]
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Refill pad containing handwritten draft of part of 'The Rockingham Shoot' beginning '...he is using it as a reading and spelling text for the slow children.' Paginated pp 5 -27. Also contains a handwritten draft of a screenplay set near Cleggan beginning 'Omey is a tidal island outside Cleggan.' Paginated pp 1-35.

P/P71/2/33/602 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

Refill pad containing a handwritten draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'Though he had been suspended from all duties for some days and was about to be dismissed and arrested he still came into the creamery.' Also contains several handwritten drafts of 'The White Boat' one of which begins 'The pleasure boats had long gone and the riverboats had been pulled from the river and lay keel upwards.... ' Also two handwritten drafts of a short story entitled 'Kelly' (An early prose version of The Rockingham Shoot ) one of which begins 'He came from the training college to Crossna School between the lower slopes of Arigna and the waste of Gloria bog when it had less than thirty pupils....' Also contains handwritten draft of a short story entitled 'The Transfer' which also resembles The Rockingham Shoot , begins 'When she came as Miss O'Regan to Lafoil school she was slim and pretty and clever.' ; also includes handwritten draft of a critical essay on 'An tOileanach' (The Islandman) by Tomas Ó Criomhthain, beginning ' When I first was interested in an tOileanach I was always puzzled by the differences between the original and Robin Flower's translation.'

P/P103/2/5/6/125 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

Refill pad comprising a pasted and handwritten draft by Thomas Kilroy for a screen version of his Chekhov adaptation of The Seagull, with a title page, in 88 scenes. [Paginated 1-61. Marked in the boxlist as compiled for the BBC Performance Series. Using material copied and pasted from The Gallery Press publication of the play.]

P/P103/3/1/3/344 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

Refill pad (and loose material) with handwritten draft dialogue by Thomas Kilroy for his radio play The Colleen and the Cowboy . Constituting circa three beginnings of the play, each starting with the sound of a tenor "I'll take you home again, Kathleen", and the narrator's introductory monologue - variant names "Valentine Medlar", "Valentine Haddison", "Val Kirwan".

Refill pad
P/P103/3/1/4/362 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Personal

Refill pad (c.45 pp) and loose leaves with handwritten draft dialogue by Thomas Kilroy for his radio play In the Garden of the Asylum ; one item refers to an unidentified paginated draft, possibly comprising inserts for that draft. Refill pad includes 8 pp of draft dialogue for his play Christ Deliver Us! , with the character "Vivie".

Refill Notepad
UGA A/A44/6/15/6 · Item · [199-]
Part of Academic

Refill pad from University College Galway, with cover image of U.C.G. Quadrangle building and with notes by Kevin Boyle relating to international freedom of expression issues.

P/P143/4/14/2 · File · 15/05/1992-15/07/1992
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Material relating to the Referendum (Amendment) Bill, 1992 to amend the Constitution to provide for the holding of a referendum, including memo to President Mary Robinson (MR) from Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President, in which he notes he could not see any constitutional implications, and informing MR of when it was most likely to be presented for signature, 18/05/1992, and to MR from Tadhg Ó S[?], Referendum Returning Officer, Department of the Environment, giving results of vote on referendum taken on 18 June 1992, 15/07/1992.

Ref: P143/4/14/2

UGA A/A44/43/1/17/3/3/1 · Item · 1999/10/30-1999/11/26
Part of Academic

Letter from Michele de Salvia, Registrar, European Court of Human Rights, to Kevin Boyle and Françoise Hampson notifying them that the European Commission of Human Rights is referring the Bilgin case to the Courts. The letter encloses a copy of the official reference.