Material in this section is further divided chronologically into seven files, the first five covering Seanad Éireann [Irish Senate] elections in 1981, 1982, 1983 and 1987. They also include material relating to the general elections prior to Seanad elections, including Labour party colleagues looking for support from Mary Robinson (MR). MR ran successfully as a Labour candidate in all but the final election in 1987, when she successfully ran as an independent candidate following her resignation from the Labour party in November 1985.

The sixth file consists of a Dáil Constituency Commission report (1988) and draft and material in the final file relates to the 1989 Seanad Éireann election and includes MR's statement on why she had decided not to run, and letters of congratulations and thanks on a 20-year career as a Senator.

First rough draft of "Europe Plus Thirty Report", 24/12/1974 with handwritten notation from Mary Robinson.

Second draft of "Europe Plus Thirty Report", 14/03/1975, with some notation and with cover letter addressed to members of the project board from Lord Kennet, Director, 09/04/1975.

Third draft of "Europe Plus Thirty Report", 05/05/1975, with correspondence relating to draft, final additions, and the submission of the report on 23rd September 1975. It also includes correspondence in German relating to a seminar on the future of Europe Plus Thirty, 04/12/1975.

Photocopies of chapters from various books on European parliament in terms of its composition, taxation, legal cases, actions, and rulings, with some passages highlighted, n.d., no details.

Letter of invite to Mary Robinson (MR) from members of EU 40 (a network for Members of the European Parliament who were under 40 when they were elected) to a high level conversation on women's rights at the European Parliament, to coincide with the 119th anniversary of the Royal Assent of the Elections Bill in New Zealand, granting universal suffrage and the right to vote for women, the first in the world. MR was invited as the first female President of Ireland, as UN high Commissioner for Human rights and as part of The Elders. Letter is marked "Regret" indicating it was possible MR was unable to attend.

Photocopies of chapters from various books on European parliament in terms of its composition, taxation, legal cases, actions, and rulings, with some passages highlighted, n.d., no details.

Photocopies of chapters from various books on European parliament in terms of its composition, taxation, legal cases, actions, and rulings, with some passages highlighted, n.d., no details. Includes outline of talk by Patrick Deboyser "The Implications for National and European Consumer Law of the Case-Law of the Court of Justice Since 'Cassis de Dijon", n.d..

Photocopies of chapters from various books on European parliament in terms of its composition, taxation, legal cases, actions, and rulings, with some passages highlighted, n.d., no details. Includes text of outline "Bringing A Case Before The Court of Justice", by E Konstadinidis, Lecturer in European Law, NIHE [National Institute of Higher Education, now University of Limerick], Limerick, and paper "recent Developments in EEC Steel Industry Restructuring: State Aids, Quotas, and Their Ramifications", by Henry Lowenstein, 14/06/1982.

Photocopies of chapters from various books on European parliament in terms of its composition, taxation, legal cases, actions, and rulings, with some passages highlighted, n.d., no details. Includes photocopy of opinion of Advocate General Sir Gordon Slynn in Deville v Administration des Impots, 31/05/1988, Court of Justice of the European Communities, Luxembourg.