Files of annotated scripts for the sketches and scenes produced as part of the Late Night Follies at the Pike Theatre, Dublin.

Typescript carbon copy of script, likely for theatre, of play entitled 'Pig In the Middle'. No date/author noted.

Files of photographs from the life and work of Carolyn Swift, from theatre and literary events and from her family.

File with certificate of membership for the Performing Rights Society UK for Carolyn Swift. Also letters from the Society to Swift discussing membership and rates of the society.

Handwritten notes and drafts by Carolyn Swift and labelled as being from 'Partners in Practice', a series on RTÉ television that Swift was involved in and write episodes for. Includes a weekly schedule for the series with title, author, position in TAM ratings, TAM figures etc. for each episode in Oct 1971 - May 1972. Reverse includes drafts of handwritten letters by Swift for other staff in RTÉ about the series.

Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Pantomime Digest", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. Three scripts present. By Caroline Swift and Alan Simpson.

Scrap book containing programme from BERA youth club Panto of "The Sleeping Beauty and The Godfather" written by Carolyn Swift, staged at Community Hall, Connolly avenue. Includes series of colour photos taken during the run of the pantomime. Also last entry is a letter of thanks to Swift from John McEvoy for work on the panto.

Fle of outsize items including posters and stage plans for productions by Ouroboros and The Theatre Works companies, includes posters from productions of Macbeth, Myrmidons.

Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Our School of Acting"', produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies.

File with published writing for children by Carolyn Swift. Includes book, "Rapunzel's Revenge - Fairytales For Feminists', published by Attic Press, 1985. Includes story by Carolyn Swift "The Sleeping Beauty Wakes Up To The Facts of Life".

Text of article by Swift - ' Reviewing the Reviews' - discussing criticism and reviews of books written for children.
Text of article by Swift ' Writing for Dublin's Nine To Twelve Year Olds'.

Programme from Gaiety Theatre Dublin panto, 'Sleeping Beauty', starring Brendan Grace and Eamon Morrissey, with Ronnie Drew. Programme includes rhymes written by Swift (1986).
Published edition of "Granny's Yard: 42 Traditional And New Songs for Children" selected by Paul Wilson, published by Bell and Hyman, London. Includes songs and rhymes by Swift. (1984)