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Material in this file relates to the club’s constitution. It also contains material relating to tv licences for the club and licences to sell alcohol.

Tag / Ref: G60/11/7/1

This section contains files relating to the development and amendment of the constitution of Muintir na Tíre and the Incorporation of Muintir na Tíre to a Company Limited by Guarantee. It also has deals with the organisational development of Muintir na Tíre how the organisation developed and planned for change.

This file contains the constitution and rules for Conradh na Gaeilge Comhaltas Uladh (1964-65, 1979, 2002); list of presidents 1926-1998; article on Comhaltas Uladh as a part of Conradh na Gaeilge ("Comhaltas Uladh mar chuid den Chonradh") and pamphlets including "Cnuasacht De Cheoltaí Uladh" 1946 [Collection of Ulster music??].

Tag / Ref: G60/12/2

TS constitution of the NICRA as adopted at Annual General Meeting and outlining individual articles of said constitution, the objectives of the NICRA as well as its structure, membership, Executive Council, Regional Councils and other such information.

Copy of document A44/1/1/1/3. TS constitution of the NICRA as adopted at Annual General Meeting and outlining individual articles of said constitution, the objectives of the NICRA as well as its structure, membership, Executive Council, Regional Councils and other such information.

The Constitution of the Language Freedom Movement, outlining the objectives and governance of the organisation.

TS Article IV of the Constitution of the NICRA, referring specifically to terms of membership of same, late 1960s.

Series of ringbound reports from the Constitution Review Group covering "Elections to Dáil Eireann" (P143/2/4/1); "Constitutionality of Bills and Laws" (P143/2/4/2); The Attorney General (P143/2/4/3); The Council of State (P143/2/4/4); The Comptroller and Auditor General (P143/2/4/5); "Amendment of the Constitution and the Referendum" (P143/2/4/6) and The Ombudsman (P143/2/4/7. Many of these reports are in poor condition having suffered from previous water damage and mould (now arrested) which led to staining.

The Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention was an elected body set up in July 1975 by the UK government. The unionist majority voted to retain majority rule in November 1975, but this was not acceptable to the nationalists or the UK government. Direct rule remained in place. Maurice Hayes joined the staff of the Convention as advisor to the Chairman, Robert Lowery.