File of assorted manuscript loose leaf notes by Hugh Logue relating to various work matters of the North-South Ministerial Council.

File of manuscript and typed draft speaker notes by Hugh Logue for use by Séamus Mallon MP MLA. includes letter from Logue to Mallon, "Seamus, You have been doing exceptionally well on media fronts....." (13 Dec 2000).

File includes speeches and draft notes for speeches by Mark Durkan, including speech to Northern Ireland Association of Citizen's Advice Bureau AGM "Making a Difference" (31 Oct 2002); text of speech by Durkan to Party Conference "Close of Political Affairs Debate", Slieve Donard Hotel, Newcastle (10 Nov 2001); DRAFT "Statement by the two governments clarifying their agreement of 19 Nov 2002"; Text of address "From Grievance to Governance" by Durkan to the Oxford Union (26 Feb 2002)

Files of manuscript and loose leaf notes by Hugh Logue, generally dating to the time of OFMDFM, and are writings/notes relating to work of Logue at the time. Note: Contents of File 3 is labelled as being from 1999.

Four files with statements made by Hugh Logue to the Saville Tribunal regarding the events of Bloody Sunday in Derry, 30 January 1972. Files include handwritten early notes and drafts by Logue, notes of research, typed transcripts of statements by Logue, later amended and annotated transcripts of Logue's testimony.

File labelled "Galway Revival: Box Office Report Sheets" The Playboy of the Western World. Produced by Druid Theatre Company at the Jesuit Hall, Salthill. Includes detailed breakdown of ticket sales and other income from the production.

File of correspondence and notes of Druid Theatre to others including Tom Cullivan, composer, discussing commissioning of music and score for Druid production of "The Glass Menagerie" written by Tennessee Williams. Includes correspondence between Jerome Hynes, Druid, and staff at Samuel French, Theatre Agent, detailing terms and conditions for rights and royalties relating to Druid's production of "The Glass Menagerie". Box-Office returns from the production also included. Letters also present between Jerome Hynes, Druid, and Steve Plant, discussing terms and work completed by Plant as part of the production.

File of correspondence between Druid Theatre to numerous individuals such as playwright MJL. Molloy, seeking to find a literary estate or a relative for playwright Seamus Byrne; includes letter from unnamed individual outlining biographical information on Byrne and on the history of the play. Also includes rehearsal and performance time sheets from cast members.

File of MS and TS records relating to the production of "The Factory Girls" by Frank McGuinness. File includes document headed "Earnings from Factory Girls at Riverside" with details of agreed fees and of transport, flights and subsistence costs; "Accounting for Monies at Riverside; Bank of Ireland 'Advice of Payment' slip, from Riverside Trust Ltd to Druid; Contract of agreement between Druid Theatre and Riverside Studio, London (16 May 1988); Correspondence re. arrangements and invite list for production of "The Factory Girls" at the Riverside Studio as part of "A Sense of Ireland '88"; Agreement and financial information between Jerome Hynes, Druid Theatre and Rosalind Scanlon, 'A Sense of Ireland', London. Manuscript notes and breakdown of costs and expenses for Irish tour of "The Factory Girls"; information on costs of stage and setting and make-up; Draft MS report to the Arts Council on "The Factory Girls" tour (item 14); Time sheets of cast members (item 15); TS letter with MS draft notes from Jerome Hynes of Druid to Phelim Donlon of the Arts Council, Dublin, detailing an application for tour funding for "The Factory Girls" (item 16); and also wages information. Includes manuscript extract of the play. Also includes a series of time sheets for cast member rehearsal sessions.

Letters from John McGahern addressed to Patrick Gregory.