Material relating to the planning, design, and funding of the project to build a new theatre on Ridgeway Street for the Lyric Players.

Printed programme and flyer from the premiere production of Balor by Macnas, directed by Rod Goodall, at Town Hall Theatre, Galway, 16-26 November 1995.

Printed booklet produced by Macnas and which outlines in detail the development and production of Macnas parade, Cargo de Nuit. Includes a foreword; introduction by Parade Director Dominic Campbell; details and excerpts from production planning meetings; budget information; rehearsal photographs; week by week schedule of production planning; details of coverage the parade received and also "Policy, Mission Statement and Statement of Purpose of Macnas.

Correspondence between Charles McNeill and Stiophán Bairéad. Charles McNeill was brother of Eoin, and active as a writer and scholar in the Gaelic League, and later with the Irish Manuscripts Commission.

Black and white print out of report following the production of The Big Chapel X, an adaptation of the novel The Big Chapel, from Asylum productions. The performance took place in Callan, Co. Kilkenny as part of the 2019 Kilkenny Arts Festival, supported by the Abbey Theatre. Includes print out of review from the Irish Times

TS excavations report compiled by Etienne Rynne on "A Fourth High Cross at Tuam"; copies of some published work on high crosses; manuscripts notes and drawings on work at the site by Rynne. Also TS Minutes of Meetings of Proceedings of the National Monuments Advisory Committee, held in Galway, 1981 - 1982, discussing various archaeological projects and sites in the area.

Framed print of Watercolour painting by Michael Montcombroux "Maiden Voyage, Whitehorse, Y.T." [Yukon, Canada], presented to "President Robinson and Mr Robinson on the occasion of your visit to Canada, August 1994", by Mayor, Council and Citizens of Whitehorse, Yukon. Biography of artist on reverse.

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Framed ink drawing "Bang Bang" [well known and loved local character from The Liberties, in Dublin] by M[ick?] O'Dea, presented to President Mary Robinson, 05/10/1993 at an exhibition by Executive Director Ciarán MacGonigal, RHA Gallagher Gallery, Dublin. Message from MacGonigal in Irish on rear of drawing.

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Set of three cartoons of political satire genre, in black frames, with Irish language caption by PW.

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Cartoon by PW, (1 of set of 3): "Mná na hÉireann... Fadó..." [Women of Ireland long ago].

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