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Copies of the main correspondence between the County Borough of Belfast and the War Damage Commission from October 1948 to August 1952.

Copies of the memorandum and articles of association of the National Theatre Society, and amendments. Also includes a statement of needs of the Society (December 1996).

"Copies of the monthly newspaper ""Inniu"" [in Irish]."

"Nine copies of the poem ""Carraig Donn"" [in Irish]. Also copy of the poem ""Carraig Donn"", with a note stating that this is a translation by Mr. Craig of Londonderry [in Irish]. Also handwritten copy of the poem ""Carraig Donn"" in Irish and English, as well as a copy in Irish set to music. Also copies of the song ""Carraig Donn"", one which is from a book called ""An Craigeach"" and the other version appeared in the ""Freeman's Journal"" [in Irish]. Also copy of ""Carraig Donn"" taken from Father O'Reilly, PP of Trinidad when he was visiting the Aran Islands (18 Aug 1925) [in Irish]."

Copies of the programme for "Macbeth" at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, with Siobhán McKenna as Lady Macduff.

Copies of the UCG Annual , hardbound.

Copies of three books, identified as gifts made by Marion Stokes, in 1916 Cumann na mBan member at Enniscorthy Garrison, to G.A. Hayes-McCoy. Comprising Philip Fitzgerald A narrative of the proceedings of the Confederates of '48 (Dublin 1868); Padric (sic) Gregory (ed) The poems of John Francis MacEntee (Dublin 1917); P.J. McCall Selected ballads and poems (Wexford 1955). Two books are inscribed by Hayes-McCoy as received in 1972 and 1975 - one with Stokes's signature of 1956. [Marion Stokes was cousin to Mary Margaret Hayes-McCoy, née O?Connor.]

Copies of three documents of 1861/1862 regarding the career of Captain Myles Keogh.

"Copies of typescript draft of [press articles] entitled ""Míle crann- míle bliain"" and ""Míle crann le cur"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, beginning 'B'fhiú a bheith i láthair ...' and 'Scríobh mé sna leathanaigh seo...'; on the tree-planting project of the Tree Council of Ireland and Dublin corporation [in Irish]."

Copies of typescript draft outline of The Big Chapel by Thomas Kilroy (39 pp), one copy heavily annotated in places. Comprising a scheme for the novel in three parts, 12 chapters and an epilogue; excerpts from all three parts, and a summarising outlook with the chronology as an epilogue.