File of items relating to the visit to Belfast by Bill Clinton, President of the United States in 1998. Includes draft manuscript notes and typed final notes of private meeting with Bill Clinton with group including "PM Blair, SoS Mowlam, FM Trimble, DFM Mallon, J. Powall, J. Holmes, D. Campbell, Hugh Logue, A. Campbell, J Steinberg, S. Berger." (3 Sep 1998, Parliament Buildings, Stormont".
Fax copy of "Remarks by the President (Bill Clinton) to the Northern Ireland Assembly, Waterfront Hall, Belfast 3 Sep 1998; Fax copy of text of address by David Trimble MP at the event at the Waterfront Hall, Belfast, 3 Sep 1998; Text of address by Séamus Mallon at the event at the Waterfront Hall, Belfast (3 Sep 1998). Also assorted manuscript notes by Logue.
Manuscript document by Logue includes excerpts of political speeches, with captions "Clinton Odyssey Speech [Belfast] 13 Dec 2000", "Robert Kennedy Cape Town speech 7 June 1966", "Ripple of Hope Speech, Blair speech at Odyssey".
A4 pad with MS notes by Logue with opening page of notes re. Clinton visit in 1998, but had wider continuing notes about talks, meetings and negotiations on terms of the Good Friday Agreement, with FM, DFM, Sinn Féin and Unionists (1998).
Also includes colour photograph of Hugh Logue and his wife Anne, with President Bill Clinton. Photograph is signed by Clinton: "To Hugh and Anne, Thanks! Bill Clinton, Apr 19. 199[8].

File 2 includes newspapers and press cuttings with coverage of visits by President Bill Clinton to Derry (The Derry Journal) in 1995 and to Belfast and Dublin in 1998 (Irish Times - Irish Independent).

File of letters and documents relating to visit of Jacques Santer, President of European Commission to Belfast and conference dinner held at Hillsborough Castle, 10 April 1995, hosted by Sir Patrick Mayhew, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. Includes list of attendees at the dinner, programme for conference "Implementing Europe's Programme for Peace", convened by John Hume, Jim Nicholson and Ian Paisley at Balmoral Conference Centre Belfast (11 April 1995), Text of press release issued by the European Parliament about the upcoming conference; documents with headshots and short biographies of main conference speakers; photocopy press file "Press coverage of the visit of President Santer to Northern Ireland 10-11 April 1995"; Annex conference documents including Delegate list; itinerary of visit to Northern Ireland by Jacques Santer; text of speech by Jacques Santer on the occasion of the European Parliament Conference on the Peace Initiative, 11 April 1995; text of speech made by Dr. Monika Wulf-Mathies and delivered at the conference; issue of newsletter "Europe in Northern Ireland" (no. 90, 1994) and being "a photographic record of some of the European happenings in the Province and beyond ..." includes cover image of Ian Paisley, John Hume, Jim Nicholson with Jacques Santer at an event in Brussels (October 1994). Also includes document being "Mission Report: Conference on 'Implementing Europe's Programme for Peace'", held in Belfast 10-11 April 1995, signed by Hugh Logue (20 April 1995).

Typescript titled "Violets for Breakfast" (5pp). About a woman named Rita who receives a box full of violets every morning but does not know who sends them.

TS script of radio play for "Vinegar Hill - a Chronicle of '98' (A Commemoration Play)" by Michael Andrew Lysaght Rynne. Includes letter from Rynne to the production/broadcast manager at the GPO, Dublin regarding the play.

'Village Wooing' - Written by George Bernard Shaw and directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime play produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer (5 copies) detailing members of cast and production crew, dates, times and venue of production, a note on the author and details of other works being produced by Druid during lunchtime season of Irish plays.

File of research notes by Etienne Rynne relating to Viking and iron age weapons. Includes a typescript paper by Rynne entitled "The Impact of the Vikings on Irish Weapons" (c. 1960s); A second typescript paper, untitled, by Rynne and relating to Viking and early Christian period weapons in Ireland. Also assorted articles used by Rynne in his research on the topic.

File relating to the case of Mrs Kathleen Stewart who challenged the case of her son, who was killed aged 13 in October 1976 by a plastic bullet in Belfast, to the European Commission for Human Rights. File includes a manuscript letter by Mrs. Stewart to Kevin Boyle (22 Jun 1982) outlining the details of the case and that of the death of her son. The case was strongly backed and supported by Fr. Denis Faul.
Also included are:
TS opinion document on the proposed application made by Mrs. Stewart under the European Convention on Human Rights, this document was prepared by Tony Gifford and is attached in a letter to Boyle from Harriet Harmon, Legal Officer of National Council for Civil Liberties (5 Aug 1982);
TS letter from Richard Balfe, M.E.P., to Boyle, stating "we are hopeful that the Stewart case will make it to Strasbourg". (19 Aug 1982);
Assorted press cuttings with coverage of the Stewart case, its verdict of rejection and general coverage of plastic bullet use.

VHS copy of Broadway Theatre Archive edition of "Six Characters in Search of an Author" by Pirandello, directed by Stacy Keach and starring Andy Griffith, John Houseman, Julie Adams, Beverly Todd and James Keach. Duration 90 minutes.

VHS entitled "Russian Avant-Garde: A Romance with the Revolution", being a feature on Russian Avant-Garde art after the Revolution of 1917 and produced by the State Russian Museum.

Video recording of "Much Ado About Nothing" by William Shakespeare. Label reads as being BBC production.