File relating to the exhibition Archaeology from the Air in Israel, hosted by the Athenry Archaeological and Historical Society, at Athenry Castle, 20-26 Oct 1996. The exhibition was also on display at the University Art Gallery, University College Galway (NUI Galway), April 1996. the exhibition in Galway was partly organised by Etienne Rynne. File includes a visitor book with comments from the exhibition guests; Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and the Israeli Embassy, Dublin, concerning details of the exhibition and its technical specification; a colour printed brochure from the exhibition with images and text; printed invitation to Rynne from the Ambassador of Israel to attend a reception to celebrate the 48th Anniversary of the State of Israel.

Development of the exhibition material, schedule for Mary Robinson and the press release and speech of Jim Quigley.

Draft of programme for an exhibition of paintings for the Five Provinces Branch [in Irish].

Material relating to an exhibition of photographs that were taken by J M Synge and are held in Trinity College Library. The exhibition was opened in Cniotáil Inis Meáin by Tim Robinson. The file includes Robinson's talk from the event 'Synge in his own Photographs', a press cutting from the Irish Times about the exhibition, and a disc containing digitised versions of the photographs which are held in Trinity College Library.

Printed catalogue of an exhibition of the MacNeill Papers held in University College Dublin.

Copy of article from "The Irish Times" on the sale of the Hermitage in Rathfarnham, formerly St. Enda's school, in the ownership of Margaret Pearse.

Copy of "The Leader" magazine, includes a reprint of an article by Stiophán Bairéad entitled "Spiritual Rising of 1916", commenting on the foundation of an Irish speaking sodality in Dublin.

Expenditure book for the Enterprise Development officer’s scheme between Youth Employment Agency/Muintir na Tíre.

Weekly expense sheets detailing travel and purpose of work for the E.E.C. Pilot scheme for Maurice Kelliher.

Blank expenses form for people travelling to business meetings for the Gaelic League [in Irish].