Paper "Equalizing Advantages, Lessening Discrimination: Reviewing Northern Ireland's Fair Employment Laws", Vincent McCormack, Department of Psychology, University of Ulster and Inez McCormack, Unison [Trade Union], 1994; Springhill Springmadden Residents Association Community Park Project (Belfast) report 1994; Féile an Phobail Development Plan, West Belfast, March 94; West Belfast Economic Forum Annual Report Feb 93-Feb 94; Report by European Parliament Committee on Social Affairs, Employment and the Working Environment on discrimination in the field of employment in Northern Ireland (Rapporteur: Mr Jaak Vandemeulebroucke), 18 March 1994; West Belfast Economic Forum bulletin, March and July 1994; University of Ulster booklet Diamond Poets collection: "Suffer Little Children", Joan Newman, with inscription for President Mary Robinson, cover letter from Newmann, and response from Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to the President, 22-25/05/1994; pamphlet, newsletter and compliment slip from Down County Museum, Co. Down, Northern Ireland, summer 1994; Belfast Unemployed Resource Centre Annual Report, 1993/94; Enniskillen Castle newsletter and pamphlet, with compliment slip from Emma MacNeice, Development Officer, Fermanagh District Council, and response from Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President, 26/07-03/08/1994; Northern Ireland Community Relations Council magazine, September 1994; Down and Connor Youth Council Director's Report 09/1992 - 09/1994.

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Greenway Women's Group and Cregagh Writing Group joint calendar project 1995; report "Giving Voices", on work of the Cultural Traditions Group, a sub-committee of the Community Relations Council, 1990-1994; information on Star Neighbourhood Centre, Belfast, 1995; information pack (x4) on "Quilt for Beijing (North and South of Ireland)" a cross-border project to create a quilt for exhibition at 4th United Nations World Conference on Women, 1995, giving information on each panel of the quilt and who/what it represented; submission to Forum for Peace and Reconciliation, by Bernardos, Northern Ireland, January 1995; Northern Ireland Community Relations Council magazine, Jan and Oct 1995; West Belfast Economic Forum Annual Report, March 1994- February 1995 and Economic Bulletin, July 1995; New Dialogue bulletin, 24 April 1995; circular from Peter Cadogan, Secretary, NI Project, The Gandhi Foundation, on NI Ulster Intodafa, 07/07/1995; Greater New Lodge Community Festival (Féile Phobail An Lóiste Úir), annual report 1995; "Community Care Assessment & Care Plans: 'Rights in Community Care Group'" seminar report, 09/12/1995, RICC [The Rights in Community Care Group], sponsored by Unison [Trade Union], Northern Ireland.

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Report of The International Body [body established by Irish and British Governments to provide an independent assessment of the decommissioning issue in Northern Ireland, with Senator George Mitchell, General John de Chastelain and Mr Harri Holkeri] published in Belfast 24/01/1996, sent to Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President, by Brian McCarthy, Assistant Secretary to the Government, 24/01/1996; Northern Ireland Community Relations Council magazine, Jan 1996, and 6th annual report; paper on "Gender Proofing the Election System and the Talks Fora", sent by Bronagh Hinds, Chair, Northern Ireland Women's European Platform, 19/03-15/04/1996; LINC Resource Centre "Extract from Project Team's Development Plan", 1996; compilation of series of lectures given at St. Anne's Church, Belfast, "Brokenness, Forgiveness, Healing and Peace in Ireland - What should the Churches do?", 27/02-26/03/1996; "New Lodge Cultural Society - Economic Appraisal of the Proposal to Develop the New Lodge Cultural Centre (Culturlann an Loiste Uir)" Deloitte and Touche, May 1996.

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"Life in two enclave areas in Northern Ireland: a field survey in Derry Londonderry after the ceasefires", Templegrove Action Research Limited, May 1996, signed by Ruth Moore, one of the researchers; Fingerpost community magazine, June 1996, Yes publications, Derry City Council; copy of International Minds journal Vol 7, "Terrorists or Freedom fighters?", with cover letter to President Mary Robinson (MR) from George Bull referencing lecture she gave at launch of Centre for the Study of Forgiveness and Reconciliation, 15/07/1996; photocopy of thesis "Northern Ireland at the United Nations 1969-1996", by Martin O'Brien, Queen's University Belfast, Sep 1996; reports sent by Quintin Oliver, Director, NICVA [Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action], "Partners for Progress" and "The Millennium Debate", with cover letter and response from MR which refers to a fire and demonstrations at Windsor Women's Centre, and to the success of MR's visit to Belfast "I was very pleased with the visit and in particular with the balance between the various events", 13-19/09/1996; report "Under Napoleon's Nose - Women Developing Communities in North Belfast", Women's Development Project, North Belfast Community Development Centre, 1993-1996; "Northern Ireland and the European Union", discussion papers on the Intergovernmental conference and other European issues, The Institute of European Studies, Queen's University Belfast, 1996.

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Survey "The Death of the 'Peace Process'? A survey of community perceptions", Michael Hall, Island Publications, March 1997; report "The Situation of Irish Republican Prisoners in the United Kingdom", March 1997 (sent by Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas); report (advance copy) "To Serve without Favour: Policing, Human Rights and Accountability in Northern Ireland", Human Rights Watch, Helsinki 29/05/1997; report "Partnership and the Risk for Peace", The EU [European Union] Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation, report of the Northern Ireland European Parliament Hearing, Dr J Pillinger, Northern College, sponsored by Unison [Trade Union], with Unison press release for launch of report, at Europa Hotel, Belfast, 27/06/1997; print out of paper "Human Rights and the Peace Process in Northern Ireland", Paul Mageen, Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ), printed 08/09/1997.

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Correspondence relating to Northern Ireland, arranged chronologically across 7 files.

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Letter from Seamus Heaney in his role as Chairperson of Creggan Cooperative Society Ltd., Creggan Estate, Derry [also known as Londonderry] , Northern Ireland, with a copy of the Business Plan for the development of a Community Enterprise Centre at Creggan, and copy of letter of thanks from Ann Lane, Personal Assistant to the President, thanking Heaney on behalf of President Mary Robinson, 25/03-13/05/1991.

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Letter and brochure from Chuck Richardson, Bursary Administrator, The Spirit of Enniskillen Bursaries, Belfast, Northern Ireland, relating to details of the 1993 bursary scheme launch, taking place September 1992, 16/09/1992; "Cultural traditions" flyers sent by Dr Maura Crozier, Community Relations Council, Belfast, Northern Ireland, with copy of letter of thanks from Ann Lane, Personal Assistant to the President, on behalf of MR, 17/09/1992.

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Fax from Ruth [wife/partner of Adrian Bourke, Mary Robinson (MR)'s brother] on headed paper from Adrian P Bourke & Co Solicitors, with text of address given at ecumenical service held in the Cathedral in Ballina, Co. Mayo, which referred to violence and terrorism as it related to Northern Ireland, 03/04/1993; "Good Luck" card with handwritten message from Gerry Adams, referring to the work MR was doing for Peace, and to her recent visit to West Belfast: "Unfortunately the time has not yet come when people can talk or meet without the pettiness and begrudgery that has marred your visit to West Belfast. I thank you for coming and wish you well for the future. Some time we will talk, all of us, about a new and peaceful Ireland. I hope that day comes soon, not least and especially for the people you met today. Your office can be a force for good and you can reach out to all the people of Ireland...", 18/06/1993; letter from (Dr) Maura Crozier, Cultural Traditions Group, Community Relations Council, Belfast in relation to meeting MR as a judge at the Gulbenkian awards at Dublin Castle, and to the publication of the first edition of "Causeway", a cultural traditions journal which she enclosed, with thank-you letter from Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to the President, on behalf of MR, 05-15/11/1993.

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Memos from Bride Rosney (BR), Special Adviser to the President/Ann Lane, Personal Assistant to the President, regarding conversation with Inez McCormack [Northern Ireland Labour Organiser, human rights activist and MacBride Principles Signatory] on the feelings on the ground in relation to peace talks in Northern Ireland, 15/06/1994 and 09/09/1994; material relating to the IRA Ceasefire, 31/08/1994, including telex of statement issued by the IRA, subsequent statements from Irish Government, from Tánaiste and Leader of the Labour Party, Dick Spring, from Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds, and address by Tánaiste to Dáil Éireann [lower house of Irish parliament], 31/08/1994, photocopy of press article and photocopy of briefing from Tom Brady, Irish Embassy, Canada in relation to Canadian media coverage, 01/09/1994; copy of letter of thanks to Inez McCormack, UNISON [British Trade Union], Belfast, from BR which included reference to MR meeting representatives of women's groups from East Belfast in Áras an Uachtaráin (Áras) [official residence of the President of Ireland] in December 1994, 19/10/1994; copy of correspondence from BR to the heads of several churches in Northern Ireland in relation to MR inviting representatives from their churches who were involved in difficult work including dealing with bereavements as a result of violence, to a reception in Áras in December, 04-08/12/1994; copy of response to Ms Eileen Howell, Falls Community Council, Belfast, from BR, thanking her for copy of "Clar Nua - The West Belfast Community Agenda", 24/11/1994; copy of letter from BR to Mr Johnston McMaster, Youthlink NI, Belfast thanking him for material he had sent, 25/11/1994; handwritten letter from Archbishop [Robin Eames?], Church of Ireland, See House, Armagh, where he shared his personal opinions on MR's role as President of Ireland, which she had requested him to do, with photocopy of reply, 02-08/12/1994; copy of letter of response from BR to Dr Marjorie Mowlam, Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary, London, in relation to meeting between her and MR in January 1995, at Áras an Uachtaráin, 22/12/1994; copy of letter from BR to Mr Quintin Oliver, NICVA [Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action], in relation to material he had sent, and to a possible European conference in 1995, 22/12/1995.

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