'A Doll's House'. Written by Henrik Ibsen and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer from the play detailing dates, times and venue of production, biographies of cast members and production crew, quotes from other works by Ibsen, details of next production by Druid and local advertisements. Two copies. Printed postcard made by Druid featuring black and white image of Marie Mullen as Nora in 'A Doll's House'. Six copies. See also 'Photographs'.
"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""A Donchadha is lean duit an sceál so d'imirt"" from Florence McCarthy."
Report from Minority Rights Group International "A Double Bind: The Exclusion of Pastoralist Women in the East and Horn of Africa" by Naomi Kipuri and Andrew Ridgewell.
"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""A Douchaidh is lean duit an scéal seale"" from Patrick Donoughue."
Kerby A. Miller's notes on a letter written by A. Douglas, Newtonstewart (County Tyrone?), to Alexander McGough, Ontario, Canada, 22 March 1843.
Per Miller: ‘Comments on the death of McGough's wife, her sister-in-law, in Canada. Much typical religious consolement on death and bereavement. Gives other family news from Ireland; one male relative has gone to England with the army. Another relative is serving an apprenticeship as a housewright. One relative had died, falling into a boghole while walking at night; some supposed that he had been drinking, but Mrs. Douglas denied it. The last part of the letter is written by Mrs. Douglas' daughter, McGough's niece; mentions "an agitating politics through out the countery some are for the repeal of the Corn Laws others for the peoples Charter .... " The photocopy of this letter is poor, and almost all the news is personal and familial. Thus, notes are not worth taking in detail. Furthermore, the letter may be from Newtonstewart in Wigtownshire, Scotland.’
"Handwritten draft of song entitled ""Seán Bán mo ghrasa"", from Rose Dougherty, index 23."
"Typescript draft of song beginning ""A Éire chumhartha bhláthmhar"". Ó Máille 241."
"Typescript with handwritten amendments for ""A Eoghain, a dead searc, an féidir leat go mairfidh mé mí?"" from Rose Gallagher."
"Typescript with handwritten amendments for ""A Eoghain, a dead searc, an féidir leat go mairfidh mé mí?"" from Rose Gallagher."
"Handwritten draft of song for a drowned person beginning ""A Eoghan Uí Ghairbge, badh mhór on scéal"". Index number 82, Ó Máille number 309."