Files relating to the development of 'Bosco' television series on RTÉ television, aimed at pre-school children, and written by Carolyn Swift.

File with typed lists and breakdown of laundry items into categories - e.g. ben linen, personal clothing, and with total numbers of items processed at Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry.

Files relating to film entitled "Brendan Behan's Dublin", screenplay by Carolyn Swift, produced and directed by Norman Cohan

File of correspondence with Carolyn Swift and others, including Norman Cohen, regarding the development, production, and distribution of film, "Brendan Behan's Dublin', screenplay by Swift and produced and directed by Cohen. The letters begin in 1964 between Bill Skinner (Muserights Lrd.), Cohen, and Swift, about early extracts and treatments, before continuing through the mid-1960s the production of the film and its screening at the Cork Film Festival in Sept 1966. Voice over work in the film was done by Ray McAnally.

Letters from 1999 between Carolyn Swift and TG4 station, RTÉ, and letters to the press (Irish Times) where Swift corrects errors in the production credits to the film, Brendan Behan's Dublin, when broadcast on television.

Files relating to the research, writing, drafting, and publication of novel for children, Bugsey Goes to Cork, written by Carolyn Swift and published by Poolbeg Press.

File 1 includes research notes and press cuttings of news stories used by Carolyn Swift in writing her novel. The stories relate to environmental issues in Co. Cork, such as an asbestos factory, pharmaceutical and chemical plants proposed to be built in Cork by multinational companies in the late 1980s; flyers and pamphlets about local history in parts of Co. Cork.

File 2 includes typescript draft of the novel with detailed manuscript annotation and edits by Swift throughout.

File 3 includes two typescript drafts of the novel, Bugsy Goes To Cork, with some notes and annotation by Swift.

File 4 includes letters between Carolyn Swift and publisher of her novel, Poolbeg Press, Dublin. 1990 - 1992. Letters discuss the publication of the book, the reader reports who raised possible libel issues and issues relating to identifiable cases/people concerning environmental concerns in Co. Cork and at the site of an asbestos factory and proposed new chemical and pharmaceutical plants for Cork. Includes barrister's legal review of the risk of libel within the novel.

Files relating to the writing, research, drafting, and publication of novel for children, Bugsy Goes to Galway, published by Poolbeg Press, Dublin, 1991.

File 1 includes typed draft of the novel, Bugsy Goes to Galway, written by Carolyn Swift, and with detailed edits and manuscript annotation by Swift throughout.

File 2 includes two typed drafts of the novel Bugsy Goes to Galway, with edits and manuscript annotation by Swift. Also letters between Swift and Poolbeg Press discussing the novel, its theme - addressing environmental concerns around fish farming and chemicals in the West of Ireland, and edits to the book.

File 3 includes file of press cuttings of news articles used by Swift in researching and writing the novel Bugsy Goes To Galway.

File with two full typescript drafts of the novel for children, Bugsy Goes To Limerick, written by Carolyn Swift and published by Poolbeg Press 1988. Draft texts include manuscript annotation and edits by Swift.

File relating to heritage tourism script work for Bunratty Castle Co. Clare, by Carolyn Swift. Includes typed scripts by Swift for audio/tape of a radio play' telling the story and history of Bunratty Castle. Includes scripts and also manuscript notes by Swift, with running order; a typed script of a tour guide for sites in the Shannon Clare/Limerick region; Letters between Swift and Castle Tours, Shannon Free Airport discussing edits and re-writes on the script.
Also a number of printed flyers and brochures about the history of Bunratty Castle and Region.

Typed script, running order, rehearsal schedule, production team listing for television episode, "But Once a Year", broadcast on RTÉ.