Colour photograph of a banner made by Paddy McMenamin. Centre of the banner is a map of Ireland, with crests of the four Irish provinces and text of "Cage 18, Long Kesh, 1973".

Blurred colour photograph of a group of prisoners in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.
Note on reverse of image by Paddy McMenamin names From Left, Back row: Peter Farrell, Rab McCallum, Micky O'Neill, Sean Maguire, Eddie Larkin, Brendan Davison, Peter McAuley, Geordie O'Hara, Billy Kelly, Joe Rafters.
Front Row: Seamus Drain, Tommy McCandless, Matt Kelly, Joe Mallon, Paddy Gilliland.

Colour photograph of a handkerchief made depicting the scene of prison breakout from Maidstone Prison, 1972, made in Long Kesh.
Made by Paddy McMenamin, Hut 119, Cage 18, Long Kesh.

Sepia photograph of the area around Paddy McMenamin's bunk in Hut 119 in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, which includes a painting of the artwork headshot of Che Guevara.

Photograph of handkerchief made in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. "To Lena from Patrick" is embroidered.

Sepia photograph of a wooden plaque painted in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, depicting huts in Cage 10 of the prison.

Sepia photograph of a handkerchief made in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.

File of black and white and also colour photographs taken at workshops by [Cathal McCarthy] and of the Mise Freisin series of workshops held with local school groups and children with disabilities. Pictured within photographs is President of Ireland, Mary Robinson, attending a performance. Written manuscript notes included.

Files of printed colour and also black and white photographs of work staged by Macnas at various locations in Galway, Ireland and internationally.

Black and white photographic prints of the first Macnas parade, which included a dragon. Note on reverse of one print notes Terri Russell as photographer. Also includes contact sheets of black and white images, with the Dragon being constructed in the Macnas Workshop at Fisheries Field, with Macnas staff and performers also pictured. Includes are scenes from Shop Street during the parade as part of the Galway International Arts Festival. 1986.