Award styled as a ticket, in glass picture frame, presented by Dublin University Players to Mary Robinson, with text "DU players are proud to present Mary Robinson with Honorary Patronage of the Society as part of the Aurora Festival", Players Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, 30/05/2017.

Material relating to Dublin University Women Graduates Association (DUWGA) including minutes, membership lists, correspondence and reports.

This subseries consists of material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work with Emory University, including giving various addresses and her role as advisor of World Law Institute, 2003-2008. P143/3/11/1 includes material surrounding controversy of MR being invited to accept honorary degree and role of keynote speaker in 2004, accusations she was anti-Semitic, backlash against the allegations and support and statement from the university.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work with Emory University, including her role as advisor of World Law Institute, 2003-2004. It includes correspondence relating to MR's visit to give the Rosalynn Carter Distinguished Lecture in Public Office, [12?]/2003; correspondence relating to invitation to MR to accept honorary degree and be keynote speaker, 10 May 2004, correspondence and press material relating to petition attempting to have MR removed from list of Commencement speakers amid allegations she was anti-Semitic and referring to her handling of United Nations Anti-Racism conference in Durban, letters of support and articles refuting allegations against MR from Anthony Lester, Michael Posner, Melvin Konner, James W Flannery and others along with printout of letters to the press, official statement from Emory University on their decision not to remove MR from speaker list, correspondence relating to MR's own upset at the allegations and text of commencement address; correspondence from Harold Berman inviting MR to be advisor on proposed World Law Institute, 13-14/04/2004 and programme 12/2004.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work with Emory University, including her role as advisor of World Law Institute, 2005-2008. It includes correspondence, programme and draft address relating to Institute of Human Rights, Emory University conference "Lessons Learned from Rights Based Approaches to Health", 20/07/2004-14/04/2005; correspondence between Prof Berman, Prof Van der Vyver and MR relating to invite to serve as keynote speaker at conference "World Law and World Heath: Especially Health of Women in Developing Countries", Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America, 22-24 March 2007, her initial acceptance and subsequent regrets due to clash with meeting in Geneva of task force on migration and health she was chairing for the Global Alliance Network, and subsequent arrangements for a video message to be sent instead, and 22/02/2006-10/04/2007; correspondence between MR and Amy Tozer, Director of Student Publications, relating to agreements between MR and Emory International Law Review for her address in Atlanta conference to be published, 14-22/07/2008.

Ephemera relating to Mary Robinson’s term as President of Ireland, 12/1990-09/1997.

Ref: P143/4/18

Various items of ephemera including single blank page with Áras an Uachtaráin [official resident of the President of Ireland] letterhead in old Irish print (Seanchló), a font which went out of use in the mid-20th century; business card for Mary Robinson, President of Ireland; compliment slip "With compliments of the President", in English, Irish and French; voting card for President Robinson for the referendum on the Maastricht Treaty, 07/02/1992; two commemorative envelopes for Council of Europe, featuring image of Mary Robinson on cover and marking her addresses to the council 29/06/1994 and 17/05/1995; single two dollar bill from Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, possibly from visit in 1994.

Ref: P143/4/18/1

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s attendance at a meeting organised by the European Policy Unit, European University Institute (EUI), Florence, 23 January 1989, to set up a project on "The implementation at national level of EC legislation on the completion of the internal market", including correspondence between MR and Jürgen Schwarze, Director, European Policy Unit, 20/04/1988-14/12/1988, expense claim from MR to Department of Law, Trinity College Dublin and MR's handwritten notes.

European University Institute Academic year publications for 1987-1988, 1989-1990, 1990-1991, published by Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg.

"Human Rights - Their Origin and Development" poster for module for post primary school students, by Churches' Peace Programme of The Irish Commission for Justice and Peace, 199[?]