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Printed programme from conference organised by the Ministry for Home Affairs, Northern Ireland Probation Service and held in the Park Avenue Hotel, Hollywood Road, Belfast and chaired by C.H. Mullan. Kevin Boyle attended this conference and attached is a copy of TS report by Boyle on the proceedings of the conference made to his faculty members at Queen's University. (18 May 1968)

Copy of the grant of probate to Charles Kirwan of Dalgan, Tuam and Elizabeth Smallwood of Avondale, Newcastle, Galway for the will of their sister Mary Louisa (May) Kirwan of Marietta, Salthill, Galway, including a photocopy of her amended 1944 will (LE55/1/3/4/2).

Photocopy of the grant of probate to Ulster Bank Ltd. for the will of John Edward Smallwood of the Grove, Tuam, County Galway, and a copy of his will with bequests to his wife and family.

This subseries contains adjudication sheets and prize-winning drama scripts and essays.

Tag / Ref: G60/14/7

Prize voucher for students who win prizes in the Oireachtas [in Irish].

Prize voucher for students who win prizes in the Oireachtas [in Irish].

Material in this file relates to loans, stocks and prize bonds owned or connected to Conradh na Gaeilge. They include a certificate from Munster Bank re Debenture Stocks with Great Southern and Western Railway for Douglas Hyde, John MacNeill, Edward Martyn (18/05/1907); Insurance of Irish Republican bonds (1907-1929); prize bonds including a letter from Manchester 1925 (1925-1984); National Loan of £50 (1925-1984); "Duais-Bhannaí (Coiste Feidhmiúcháin na hAmharclainne)" [Prize bonds, Theatre Executive Committee] (1960s, 1970s); "Conradh na Gaeilge Stocanna": stocks of Comhchoiste na gCluichí (1973-1991) and certificates for branches who bought "Scair sa comhlacht ‘Lá Teo.’" [shares in newspaper company "Lá Teo."] (1986).

Tag / Ref: G60/6/4

Printed playscript, Samuel French Acting Edition, of "Private Lives" by Noel Coward.

Black and white photograph of Globe Theatre production of Private Lives by Noel Coward, at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. Pictured include Genevieve Lyons, Aidan Grennell and others.