Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Two For the Price of One", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. Three scripts present. By Carolyn Swift (A sketch with impersonations of Micheal Mac Liammóir).

File relating to "Trouble Calling" - a radio drama series in twenty-six instalments, written by [Carolyn Swift] and directed by Alan Simpson. Swift also provided voice of characters in the series.

Includes scripts of individual instalment episodes; pages of sound effect lists for specific episodes; a fact sheet about the series, and a production credits sheet. Some scripts also carry edits and annotation by Swift.

A4 Memorandum softcover copybook by Carolyn Swift and used in planning for "A Celebration of the Life of Alan Simpson", at Olympia theatre, Dublin, 14 September 1980. Includes handwritten notes by Swift on planning contributors, running order, attendees etc. Also a typed sheet with breakdown of finances from Box Office sales, programme sales and donations from individuals towards the event.

Published editions of children's school textbooks published by C.J. Fallon and to which carolyn Swift contributed stories. The books include 'Treasure Seekers', Stage 4, Book 1; and copies of Library book from Silver Springs / Rainbow Reading Programme, Stage 3, Book 2, published by C.J. Fallon, and to which Swift contributed stories.

Files of travel writing articles and articles on travel by Carolyn Swift.

Files with articles on travel by Carolyn Swift. (Note: there may be some overlap here with pieces written by Carolyn Swift for 'Sunday Miscellany' on RTÉ Radio.) These articles submitted to John Butler, Irish Times, during the 1980s.
Typed texts of articles as follows:

Majorca, Land of the Lotus Eaters
Las Palmas, Not Just A James Bond Playground
Cooking By Volcanic Energy In Lanzarote
Fuerteventura, The Connemara of The Canaries
Almeria, Where The Grapes Come From
Vigo - On Spain's Emerald Peninsular (with attached brochure of Irish Times Reader Travel Offers)
The Medieval Moslem City of Granada
Madeira, Island of Warm Wine and Flowers
A Tourist in Tokyo (with correspondence between Swift and Japanese National Tourist Organisation)
Nagasaki, Catholic Centre of Japan
Theatregoing in Japan

Files with articles on travel by Carolyn Swift. (Note: there may be some overlap here with pieces written by Carolyn Swift for 'Sunday Miscellany' on RTÉ Radio.) These articles submitted to John Butler, Irish Times, during the 1980s.
Typed texts of articles as follows:

Room Service in the Malaysian Jungle
Cruising Around the Isles of Greece
Cruising In The Caribbean
Mexico, D.F., The City On A Lake
Machu Picchu - How To Get There
Hanging Around in Hong Kong

File also contains letters between Swift and editors of her travel writing and other outlets, such as John Butler, Irish Times; Douglas Gageby, Irish Times; Brian Trench, The Sunday Tribune; Jim Dunne, Business and Finance Magazine; P.L. Morahan, Bargain Travel Centre, New Zealand; Akira Fukunaga, Japan National Tourist Organisation; Fleet Street Arts and Publishing Ltd.

List of travel articles written by Carolyn Swift and with details of their place of publication.

Files with articles on travel by Carolyn Swift. (Note: there may be some overlap here with pieces written by Carolyn Swift for 'Sunday Miscellany' on RTÉ Radio.) These articles submitted to John Butler, Irish Times, during the 1980s.
Typed texts of articles as follows:

Half Doing the Alhambra
The Rose Red City of Petra
Iguacu, The Falls That Felled A Roosevelt
Cuzco - Capital of the Inca Empire
Holidays In The Jungle
Lima - City of Clouds And Colonial Buildings, Pre-Inca Pottery and Pot Holes
The Sacred City of the Incas
Rio and Brasilia
The Two Capitals of Brazil
Delphi, Prosperous From The Power of The Oracle
Through A Hundred Adriatic Islands
The Wats And Whys of Bangkok
Dubrovnik - How To Get There
The Volcano, Bananas and Wooden Balconies of Tenerife
Rhodes, the Island of Roses
Corfu - Island of Greek Mythology

Typed screenplay "Track in Telecine: A Screen Scenario of the World of Television" by Laurence Bourne

Typescript of 'Tomorrow's Tomorrow' sent to Carolyn Swift, with attached handwritten cover letter.