Lists of potential donors, list of gifts [donations] received since 22/05/1990 and potential "live prospects" 28/05/1990.

Alumni briefs for Quatercentenary Year 1992, October 1994, and excerpts from May 1993, along with circulars relating to quatercentenary reunion programme of events, 1992.

General correspondence received and sent by Mary Robinson (MR) with Academic institutions and colleagues, 2001-2005, including correspondence from Joseph A O'Hare, Fordham University, inviting MR to give Presidential lecture on International Affairs at Marymount College, 19/11/2001-11/04/2002; invitation from Paul Simon, Southern University Illinois, to MR to speak with handwritten draft reply from Nick Robinson (NR) on her behalf, 06/05/-30/06/2002; handwritten draft reply from NR on behalf of MR to invite from Prof Alan Miller, for MR to become Visiting Professor at University of Strathclyde, 2002; handwritten draft reply from NR on behalf of MR to invite from Dr Noel Harvey and Dr Roy Green, GMIT [Galway Mayo Institute of Technology] to give keynote address at James Connelly Memorial Seminar in 2003, which she regretfully declined, 2002; handwritten draft reply from NR on behalf of MR to invite from Prof Duncan Beatty, Dean, School of Law, Bond University, Queensland, Australia, to deliver Gerard Brennan lecture in 2003, which she regretfully declined, 2002; handwritten draft reply from NR on behalf of MR to invite from Dean John D Deerick, Fordham University School of Law, to become William Hughes Mulligan Professor of International Legal Studies, in Spring semester of 2003, which she accepted, 2002;email print out and phone messages relating to request for meeting by Makau Mutua, University of Buffalo, and leading researcher of new report being carried out by International Council, 27/11/2002; report "EVROPAEVM: The future of European Universities - Towards a coherent and competitive European Higher Education area", Dr Guy Haug, EU Directorate General for Education and Culture, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat, Bonn, Germany, 20-21/06/2003; letter from Prof Jarlath Ronayne, Vice-Chancellor and President, Victoria University of Technology, Australia, which had accompanied a copy of his book "The Irish in Australia" which he noted recounted careers and influence of Irishmen educated at Trinity College Dublin, in colonial Australia, 22/09/2003; print out of email from Mary Robinson (MR) to Professor Szwarc, University of Poznan, Poland, turning down invite to conference in May 2004, but accepting to be included in the Honorary Council, 20/04/2004; correspondence between MR and Alys Willman-Navarro, Program Coordinator, regarding invitation for MR to become member of Advisory Committee of new project "Ethics and Debt", which the New School University Graduate Program in International Affairs (GIPA) was organising with Carnegie Council of Ethics and International Affairs, 14-18/10/2004; letter from Prof Robert McCorquodale, The University of Nottingham School of Law, to MR, inviting her to become honorary "Special Professor", with draft of response on same letter, 17/08/2004; email correspondence between Neva R Goodwin, Co-director, Global Development and Environment Institute, Tufts University, inviting MR to serve on a "Distinguished Advisory Board of the Social Science Library", which she accepted, 11/12/2004-02/02/2005; correspondence from Euiyoung Kim, Prof Department of Political Science, Kyung Hee University, South Korea, regarding interview with Chair [of Realizing Rights?] Mary Robinson for series cosponsored by the university and Korea's leading newspaper, with handwritten note from MR: "regrets", 29/07/2005.

General correspondence received and sent by Mary Robinson (MR) with Academic institutions and colleagues, 2006-2008, including correspondence from Dr Safwan M Masri, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Kings Academy, Anman, Jordan, with article on The New yorker on the establishment of the academy, 02/10/2006 and regarding the 2008-2009 open day, 26/09/2008; promotional publication on DePaul University College of Law's International Human Rights Law Institute, "Global Reach 1990-2006"; letter to MR from Peter G Danchin, Assistant Professor of Law, University of Maryland, School of Law, inviting her to become Distinguished Visitor in 2008, 10/10/2007; letter from Prof Dr Gesine Schwan, Projekt Humboldt-Viadrina School of Governance, Berlin, Germany, regarding MR's acceptance of role on advisory council, 11/02/2008; email correspondence between MR and Turki Al-Faisal regarding possible visit to King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies, Riyadh, 26-28/09/2008.

Handwritten note from Paul Brest, Richard E Lang Professor of Law and Dean, Stanford Law School, referring to her previous visit, no date; pamphlet for the Center For International Social Development, the Catholic University of America, no date; pamphlets for Wheelock College, no date; information pack for completing undergraduate application at Rhode Island School of Design, no date.

Material includes circulars to members of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) with meeting agendas, briefs, reports and minutes attached, 12/01-05/12/1984, including brief on Local Authority Reform, 14/03/1984, McKinsey report for Transport, 16/03/1984, brief and statistics relating to Land Tax, 27/09/1984, brief from Valerie Kelly, Research Officer on Transport Policy Group's views on aspects of National Economic Plan - Transport Section, 25/10/1984; circular to Subcommittee on Employment, 27/01/1984; correspondence to Mary Robinson (MR) from David Grafton relating to letter on PLP's Industrial Policy/Employment/State Sector Committee which he had sent to Ruairí Quinn (RQ), Minister for Labour, 10/02/1984; letter from RQ to MR relating to 1st meeting of PLP's Economic Policy Committee, 16/02/1984; photocopy of flyers relating to Labour Party's Seminar Series on Education, for 1984; circulars to branch and constituency secretaries in Dublin and elsewhere, 22/02-09/03/1984 and to Labour party Senators, 02-22/03/1984; photocopy of letter from Brendan Howlin to Michael [?], Seanad Éireann, re campaign to establish "All Irish" [Irish language medium] schools and his interest and concerns relating to it, 23/02/1984; circulars to Association of Labour Councillors, 03/1984; photocopy of typed letter from James Wrynn, member of Labour Administrative Council and Treasurer of Dublin South Central Constituency, to MR in relation to need for other sources of finance for party other than membership subscriptions, 14/03/1984; typed letter from Gregory Sparks relating to his interest in going forward as party treasurer in forthcoming annual conference, 14/03/1984; circulars from Labour Youth, 14/03/1984; circular from Fine Gael Parliamentary Party with agenda, 03/05/1984; faded photocopy of explanatory leaflet on Life Assurance Scheme for members of Dáil Éireann [lower house of Irish Parliament], [05/1984?]; faded photocopy of letter from Jim Mitchell, Minister for Communications to Dick Spring, Tánaiste [Irish Deputy Prime Minister], Minister for Energy and Labour party leader, in relation to Local Radio Bill, 05/06/1984; draft information note for PLP Economic Committee with cover letter to MR from Veronica McDermott, 22/06/1984; typed discussion papers "For Consideration by Organisation Committee" No. 1 Parts 1 & 2, No. 2 "Artificial Restraints", Parts 1 & 2, and No. 3; supporting documentation for Kilkea Castle Meeting including structure of PLP, budget, and functions of Labour Head Office, 07/1984; faded photocopy of typed address by Senator Jack Harte, Dublin North West Constituency, [07/1987?]; faded photocopy of typed report on Dublin Central Bye-Election Campaign 1983, by Honorary National Organiser [1984?]; letter from John O'Brien, ITGWU Cork [Irish Trade and General Workers' Union] to MR seeking support in seeking money due to former employees of the National Committee on Pilot Schemes to Combat Poverty, 31/08/1984; Party Leader’s Newsletter, October/November 1984; letter from Colm O'Briain, General Secretary, Labour Party, to Secretary of No 15 Branch of the Federated Worker's Union of Ireland concerning dispute surrounding the work which had been carried out in the area in and around the Labour Party Print Room in Leinster House, with cover letter to MR, 15/10/1984.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s run in the Seanad Éireann [Irish Senate, upper house of parliament] Election, 1981 including correspondence supporting her run and congratulating her success, 21/06-04/09/1981; general correspondence sent to all candidates from the Seanad Electoral Officer, Returning Officer and Controller, Dublin Postal Districts, 12/06-05/08/1981; drafts and copies of correspondence from MR to potential voters and typed and handwritten lists of addresses; handwritten tally of votes; handwritten list of [volunteers to stuff envelopes?]; forms of nomination with signatures of nominees for MR; letters seeking support for MR and drafts, from Kader Asmal, Grainne Flynn, Ronald C Cox, Dr Mary Henry, Bride Rosney and Henry O Bourke (brother), 26/06-14/07/1981 and same for Shane Ross 02-03/07/1981; candidate election addresses from MR, Catherine McGuinness, David Boyd Redmond Cabot, Barry Cullen, Tommy Murtagh, Trevor West, David Norris, Shane Ross and Owen Quinn, 1981; correspondence with Hugh Alexander Boyd, offering support and advice over various election campaigns, 27/02/1973-28/09/1981; newspaper cuttings, 16/06-13/08/1981, and election 1981 copy of Trinity College Gazette, 10/07/1981.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s run and subsequent election to Seanad Éireann [Irish senate, upper house of parliament] in 1983. Includes letters and drafts seeking support for MR from Samuel L McCutcheon, Ronald C Cox, GR Henry, Eamon P Tuffy, Rev VG Griffin, Penny James, FX Martin, Bride Rosney, Alex Schuster, Siobhan Lohan, Veronica Canning, David Spearman as well as from MR herself and letters seeking support from fellow candidates David Norris, Shane Ross and David Cabot, 26/11-20/12/1982; folder labelled and containing "Senate Registration Forms" for those wishing to go on electoral register; correspondence supporting her run and congratulating her success, 04/01/1982-26/09/1983; candidate election addresses for MR, David Norris, Brendan Ryan, Fergus O'Gorman, Ray Kennedy, Catherine McGuinness, Trevor West, David Cabot and Shane PN Ross, 1983; folder labelled "helpers" consisting of lists of names, dates and some correspondence from people volunteering to help MR in her campaign, 01-15/12/1983; folder labelled "Those requiring results of election 1982" and results, 15/12/1982-01/02/1983; folder labelled "Election results" with photocopies of tallies given in newspapers; newspaper cuttings, 16/11/1982-26/03/1983. Some material from the 1982 election can be found here also and was possibly referred to during preparation for the 1983 campaign.

Folder marked "Senate Election 1987" relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s run and subsequent election to Seanad Éireann [Irish senate, upper house of parliament] in 1983. Includes letters and drafts seeking support for MR from Sally Shiels, Dr CD McGimpsey, Valentine Rice, JK Taaffe, Melissa and Michael Webb, Adrian Bourke (MR's brother), David H Davison, Sarah Foster, Alex Schuster, Bride Rosney, Marion Palmer, Valerie Beatty, John Feely, Martin Lohan, GR Henry, Victor G Griffin, Michele Sweetman, Ronald Cox, Grainne O'Flynn, Gerry Whyte, Dr Mary Henry, and Penelope James as well as from MR herself and letters seeking support from fellow candidates David Norris, Shane Ross and Ben O'Rafferty, 30/01-18/03/1987; correspondence supporting her run and congratulating her success, 14/12/1986-06/05/1987; folder labelled "Results", consisting of photocopies and original correspondence to/from those requesting election results 28/02-20/05/1987, photocopy of certificate of result of poll in Seanad Éireann election, 16/04/1987 and photocopies of Oireachtas addresses; folder labelled "Misc" relating to canvassing and including lists of volunteers and voters to be canvassed and volunteers, tasks, receipts for printing, mock-up thank you cards from MR, and background information, 20/12/1982, 30/01-19/05/1987; folder labelled "Helpers" consisting of lists of volunteers and material relating to party MR had after the election 26/02-12/05/1987; folder labelled "Change of Address" relating to address changes for voters, Feb-March 1987; folder labelled "Post Office" includes sample envelopes for MR's campaign, photocopies of forms of certificate to accompany each batch of bundles of communication tendered for posting, dated 27/02/1987 and 10/12/1982, typed summary of "Seanad Elections (University Panels) Free Postal Regulations" [MR was vying to be elected on the University panel], and booklet of Statutory instruments "The Seanad Elections (University Members) Free Postage Regulations, 1961" with notation; candidate election addresses for MR, William John McCormack, Catherine McGuinness, Shane Ross and Ben O'Rafferty, 1987; correspondence relating to a visit by MR to Belfast to give a lecture in Queen's University and carry out some press interviews, during her campaign for election to Seanad Éireann, 14/01/1986, 08/02-24/03/1987; newspaper cuttings and letters to the editor, 25/01-15/04/1987; Official Supplement 20/03/1987 - Seanad General Election Panel of candidates, and instructions sent to each elector, 23/03/1987.

Material relating to 1989 Seanad election (which Mary Robinson (MR) didn't put herself forward for) including correspondence congratulating MR on 20 years in Seanad and wishing her luck, 23/05-04/07/1989, official statement from MR on why she didn't go for election, 22/05/1989, photocopy of comments from fellow senators on MR's decision, during session in Seanad Éireann, 24/05/1989, candidate election addresses from Patrick Smyth, David Norris, Mary Henry and Shane Ross, 1989, and correspondence seeking her support 27/06-13/07/1989.