Printed programme from Music for Galway presents Goethe Institute Choir held at the Aula/Recital Hall, University College Galway. Conducted and directed by Cáit Lanigan Cooper. Includes background details on the choir, a list of pieces being performed, information on Music for Galway and a list of contributors to the MFG Piano Fund.
Printed programme for the "Trumpet Call" at the Theatre Royal, presented by T.R. Royle with co-operation of the Department of Defence. "Featuring officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the Defence Forces, army bands with drums and pipes and a galaxy of Irish vaudeville stars". (Not listing Hayes-McCoy's involvement.)
Printed programme for the Irish Week of the Glúin na Bua Limerick branch [in Irish].
Printed programme for the Irish Conference of Historians, University College, Galway, for which Hayes-McCoy acted as Organising Secretary, and at which he gave the inaugural lecture; other papers given by J.G.Simms, Trinity College, Dublin; Hugh Trevor-Roper, Oxford.
Printed programme for the first national An Tóstal run by Bórd Fáilte and the Irish Defence Forces, detailing local events. ("The Trumpet Call" is here listed under "Variety" and quoted as "Pageant Revue: The Four Green Fields".)
Printed programme for the Abbey Theatre's hosting of the Irish American Cultural Institute literary Butler and Shaughnessy awards ceremony for distinguished writers, held after the staging of "So great a sweetness" by Ann Tait. Programme bears signatures of the winners, including the winner of the first prize, Seosamh Mac Grianna, and also Seán Ó Luing, Diarmaid Ó Suilleabháin, Seán Ó Riordáin, Tomás de Bhaldraithe [mostly in Irish].
Printed programme for "Glóirréim Chú Chulainn/The pageant of Cuchulainn", organised by An Tóstal . Including a "Note on the theme" by Denis Johnston, a list of scenes, and of the cast. Listing Hayes-McCoy as consultant.
Printed programme for "A pageant of St. Patrick", to be staged at Croke Park, Dublin, with a list of the cast, a synopsis, and the text of "The breastplate of St.Patrick". Listing Hayes-McCoy as historical consultant to the pageant.
Printed programme and flier from the New Cross Theatre production of Thomas Kilroy's Chekhov adaptation The Seagull , running 17-28 March [1992] (part of the Irish Arts Festival in London). Directed by Nesta Jones; starring Frankie Cosgrave, Steven Dykes, David Keefe.
Printed programme (2 copies) from recital by Dolezal Quartet presented by Music for Galway and held at the Aula Maxima Recital Hall, University College Galway. Includes information on the Dolezal Quartet and its members, list of works performed and information on Music for Galway. Also includes list of contributors to the MFG Piano Fund. (4 pp, 6 copies) Also includes ticket to the performance, numbered 315 and a TS press release issued by Music for Galway publicising the concert.