Hardcover 'Collins Diary' for 1978. Inscribed front inside cover of 'K Boyle, U.C.G. Diary'; (University College Galway). This diary cover the period of the move from Belfast to the Law Department, University College Galway. Diary entries include 6 Jan 1978 - 'Arrive Galway'; and details dates of specific teaching commitments such as lectures, conferences, seminars etc.; committee meetings of U.C.G. Law Society, Academic Council, Law Faculty etc. ; 'Teach [at] Warwick (8 Mar 1978) and other such appointments.

Hardback 'Collins Diary' for 1977. Front inside cover is inscribed 'K. Boyle'. Entries include details of legal cases and hearings to which Boyle was acting in or representing in. Dates of judgements, hearings, applications, Diplock processes and other such details are noted. Entries include reference to Dudgeon V. U.K. (12 Apr 1977) and numerous other cases.

Hardback 'Collins Diary' for 1976. Inscribed inside front cover, 'K Boyle, B.L'; Entries on particular days and dates make reference to the specific cases Boyle was working on or contributing to in a legal capacity. Dates of judgements, upcoming hearings and details of legal fees paid in respect of work by Boyle are recorded. Some enclosed loose-leaf correspondence, mostly making reference and receipt of legal payments are enclosed in the book. Also enclosed is a press cutting: UDA man who had Gun Gets 4 Years" referring to Stephen McMurray.

Hardback 'Collins Diary' for 1975. Inscribed inside front cover, 'K. Boyle, Bar Library.'. Entries make reference to law and legal work such as representation by Boyle on cases such as Dudgen and Others V. U.K. (5 Nov 1975), 'Strasbourg, Donnelly V. U.K.' the week of 12 - 14 Dec 1975; mentions instances of use of Diplock court system (18 Sep 1975) and other such matters.

Details of invitees for the luncheon and a press pack including the speeches at the luncheon.

Details of invitees for the luncheon and launch of exhibition, planning of both events, correspondence with Mary Robinson re launching exhibition and photos from the luncheon.

File of print fax and manuscript letters between Etienne Rynne and Bill Phelan discussing the terms of reference (included) for a development and feasibility study for Galway County Museum and Service.

Desmond Egan born in Athlone in 1936. Teacher, publisher and poet. Poetry includes "Mindland" (1972); "Leaves" (1974), "Siege" (1978), "Woodcutter" (1978) "Athlone?" (1980) and "Collected Poems" (1983). Won the Muir Award in 1983 and the American Poetry Award in 1984. He also edited the Literary magazine Era and ran Goldsmith Press. Married to cookery writer Vivienne Abbott.

Softcover notebook by Annie Ryan with notes and comments regarding the development of production of Desire Under the Elms by Eugene O'Neill. Includes notes on rehearsals, ideas, characters, design, sketches and design concepts, FX and related production and direction details.

File of items relating to stage design, sound and lighting, and stage management for "Mac-Beth 7" produced by Pan Pan Theatre Company. Includes outsize manuscript 'storyboard' with drawings and notes on staging and production; TS sheet "Macbeth 7 Documentation" with list and contents of all tapes used in production; manuscript stage management notes; props list used scene by scene; Music scheme (draft 2); costume notes, such as images of Scottish clan tartans; list with breakdown of costume expenses, and related technical and design notes and correspondence.