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Copy of the design proposal and programme for the exhibition, created by Propeller Design.

Copy of the first draft screenplay of "The Dead" by Tony Huston, based on the short-story by James Joyce.

Copy of The Hollywood Reporter , containing a report on the upcoming 60th Oscar Awards, including Tony Huston for best adapted screenplay.

Copy of the Illustrated and descriptive souvenir of Galway City (Galway 1915), published by the Forthill Bazaar Committee. With black and white photographs of the city, mostly buildings and topographic features, complemented by short précis (no authors na

Copy of The illustrated book of the military tattoo and exhibition (Dublin 1945), for the events held at the R.D.S., Dublin, 27 August - 8 September. Listing G.A. Hayes-McCoy, National Museum, as "honorary historical adviser". Aside from programme, also including contextualising pieces on army and national themes; essays on Owen Ruadh O'Neill, on the battle of Benburb (by J. Dowling), a short story.

Copy of 'The Irish News', with an article featuring an interview with David Ervine entitled "Leaving the dark days behind".

Copy of The Irish Press which includes John McGahern's story 'Eddie Mac', several pages of the paper missing, entire short story included.

Copy of The Irish Press , with a feature article by William Graham entitled 'IRA ceasefire initiative opens the way to peace', other articles on latest death toll, and other political developments in the north of Ireland.

Copy of 'The Irish Press' with a front page article entitled 'IRA threat 'noted'' by Michael Mills, discussing the threat made against the Criminal Law Act; a brief caption for a photograph of Dr. Jack Weir, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and one of the participators in the Feakle talks; article entitled 'Shadow over both sides' by Ciaran McKeown (p.9), a second instalment about the Provisional IRA and their campaign.

"Copy of ""The Irish Press"", mostly (14 pp) dedicated to the late Éamon de Valera [partly in Irish]."