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Producer's report for the quarter ended June 1967 for "The Rope Dancers" issued to Siobhán McKenna from the National General Corporation, LA.

Scripts for productions by An Taibhdhearc.

Produced by Clock Work Theatre Company and written by George Farquhar. Black and white image featuring head shot of actress and cast member Máire Greaney. Greaney is in costume and posing while looking away from the camera. Image measures 100mm X 150mm.

Print newsletters of 'Prodance News': The Newsletter of the Association of Professional Dancers in Ireland'. Published between 1998 and 2002 and with issues underlined and annotated by Carolyn Swift.

Humourous 'proclamation' written by seven Irish clerics during Father Hayes' time in Rome in December 1930. The text pokes fun and feigns jealousy at Hayes' meetings with Pope Pius XI and Benito Mussolini, playfully 'cursing' him for not mentioning them. The document concludes with a fake seal [now detached], signatures, and a drawing of crossed swords.

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol XIV, No 1, includes Sir Peter Freyer's address to the inaugural meeting of the Urological Section of the Royal Society of Medicine, entitled 'Modern Progress in Urinary Surgery' on 27 May 1920. Freyer was the first President of the urological branch of the Society. Includes card exhibition inscribed 'Presidential address Section of Urology Royal Society of Medicine 1920' [displayed at Freyer symposium] and the Section on Urology from a later Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine [1921], when Sir Peter Freyer was still President. Also a letter from John Y W MacAllister, The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, London W1, to Sir Peter Freyer, 27 Harley St, asking him to give that 'pièce de résistance' [Presidential address] to the Society to 'ensure its immortality' and 'where it would be kept in a place of honour?' (23 June 1920).

Proceedings of the Round Table with European Ombudsmen (Madrid, 5-6 June 1985) (Strasbourg, 1987), 141pp.

Documents pertaining to the admissibility of the Yaşa application, including the Turkish Government's observations on the application, the applicant's reply to the observations, and the European Commission of Human Rights' decision declaring the application admissible.

Documents pertaining to the admissibility of the Demir application, including the Turkish Government's observations on the application, the applicant's reply to the observations, and the European Commission of Human Rights' decision declaring the application admissible.

Documents from the proceedings leading to the decision of admissibility in the Timurtaş case, including the observations (in French with appendices in Turkish) of the Turkish Government submitted on 6 April 1995 requesting the European Commission of Human Rights to declare the application inadmissible, the applicant's response of 22 May 1995 which notes that the Government made no mention of Abdulvahap Timurtaş being taken into custody and that the Government's implications that Abdulvahap may have been a member of the PKK are irrelevant, and the 11 September 1995 majority decision of the Commission declaring the application admissible.