Correspondence relating to Northern Ireland, arranged chronologically across 7 files.
Ref: P143/16/2
Correspondence relating to Northern Ireland, arranged chronologically across 7 files.
Ref: P143/16/2
P143/4/16/5/4
Ref: P143/4/16/5/4
Thesis by Thérese Gustafson, Uppsala University, Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Sweden [formerly of Dublin]: "Co-operation Across the Border", Autumn 1990 with cover letter from Gustafson to President Mary Robinson (MR) and reply from Ann Lane, Personal Assistant to the President, on behalf of MR, 08/05/1991. Includes section on Co-operation North.
Ref: P143/4/16/5/3
Selection of journals, flyers and newsletters including "Life in Northern Belfast", Cliftonville Community Education Project, Summer 1990; Community News North (Newssheet of the Community Development Centre, North Belfast), Spring 1991; "The Harp", published bimonthly by the Irish America Political Action Committee, volume 1, March/April 1991; "For A Change", Volume 4 No.4, April 1991 "Ireland and the English Question"; booklet published by Department of Culture, Sinn Féin "Éirí na Gealaí: Reflections on the Culture of Resistance in Long Kesh", May 1991; Community Relations Magazine of the Northern Ireland Community Relations Council, May 1991, Oct 1991 and Feb 1992; "International Women's Day 1992" flyer; "Lurigethan", Journal of the North Belfast History Workshop, No. 1 [1990/1991?].
Ref: P143/4/16/5/2
Reports: "Community Development in Northern Ireland: A perspective for the Nineties"; "Community Development in Protestant Areas Seminar Report", 05/1991; "Cultural Traditions Programme - Co-operation North Research Development Implementation and Budget Year 1", 07/05/1991; "Projects Funded by the Community Programme of Co-operation North"; Voluntary Service Belfast 25th Anniversary Review 1991-1992.
Ref: P143/4/16/5/1
Material, including reports, flyers, correspondence and newsletters, relating to a non-political, non-denominational all-island charity founded in 1979 dedicated to peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland, later renamed Co-operation Ireland.
Ref: P143/4/16/5
Large unsigned document featuring harp [national emblem of Ireland] embossed and marked [TRANSLATION], "Convention on the Accession of the Kingdom of Spain and the Portuguese Republic to the Convention on the law applicable to contractual Obligations opened for signature in Rome on 19 June 1980", for signature at Dublin Castle by Pádraig Flynn, TD, Minister for Justice for Ireland, nominated by President Mary Robinson (MR) as plenipotentiary, with space for signing by MR and Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, May 1992.
Ref: P143/4/14/9
Indices to Supreme Court and High Court written judgements, 1976-1989 (P143/4/14/13/1), 1990-1992 and 1996 (P143/4/14/13/2), compiled for the Bar Council and Incorporated Law Society; copies of "Gazette" newsletter, giving summaries of Irish cases, December 1977 - July/August 1992 (P143/4/14/13/3) and selected Employment Appeals Tribunal Cases, supplement to the "Gazette", 1978-1982, 1987-1988 (P143/4/14/13/4).
This material was kept together based on pre-existing arrangement and overlaps with Legal Series P143/1. It is unclear whether it was gathered during Mary Robinson’s presidential term or prior to it.
Ref: P143/4/14/13
Letters from children to President Mary Robinson (MR) during and related to her presidency, and arranged chronologically by year, with some photocopies of responses. Also includes some gifts presented to MR by children during or following school visits.
Ref: P143/4/6/5
Two collections of stories, poems and drawings "Gliondar" and "Down By The Kiltiernan Gardens", compiled and presented to Mary Robinson (MR) during her visit to Kiltiernan National School, Kilcolgan, County (Co.) Galway, on 22nd March 1997 [Ages 4-12]; bound word document "The History of Glin", presented to MR by children of 6th class (11-12 years old), St. Fergus National School, Glin, Co. Limerick, on occasion of official opening of Glin Heritage Centre, 22/03/1997; scrapbook of drawings, poems and photographs presented to MR by Ballyguiltenane National School, Glin Co. Limerick, (ages 4-12) [22/03/1997?].
Ref: P143/4/6/5/10