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              UGA G/G17/2/165/1228 · Item · [1959]
              Part of Irish Language

              "Three versions of ""Death on a Bridge"", firstly submitted and rejected as a radio play to Radio Éireann, later revised and submitted again as a radiopoem, ""O'Connell Bridge"".

              Through a Glass Darkly
              UGA T/T29/2/11 · Item · 12/11/2015-05/12/2015
              Part of Theatre

              Files relating to Corn Exchange production of Through a Glass Darkly by Ingmar Bergman and adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton, directed by Annie Ryan. Staged at Project Arts Centre, Dublin.

              UGA G/G03/1/5/3/1/274 · Item · 02/07/1917
              Part of Irish Language

              Ticket for a welcome home reception for Eoin Mac Neill organised by Connradh na Gaelige in the Lord Mayor's House, at a cost of 1/6. Note in pencil on back stating that five were sold, two returned and one was given to Mrs. Butler whose sister had died suddenly.

              Ticket to Connradh meeting
              UGA G/G03/1/5/5/298 · Item · 31/05/1901
              Part of Irish Language

              Ticket advertising a public meeting by Connradh na Gadilge to advocate the teaching of Irish.

              Tievebaun
              P/P120/1/6/58 · Item
              Part of Personal

              Set of index cards giving a brief description of Tievebaun, [An Taobh Bán]. Included are descriptions of Binn Bhreac, and Magairle (a peak). John Mannion of Barnanoraun, and Teresa Mannion are credited as providing some of the local information.

              Tievebreen
              P/P120/1/1/56 · Item
              Part of Personal

              Set of index cards describing Binn Briain, measuring 2,276 feet, located between Tievebreen [Taobh Braoin], and Gleann Chóchan.