File of correspondence between Macnas and Wilson Hartnell Public Relations Company and Target Marketing Company regarding the contracting of Macnas to create an event including participating in a parade in Galway to the Galway Festival Marquee run by Guinness and to feature puppets of the Guinness animals featured in advertisements. Financial breakdown and costs included.
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File of fax and letter correspondence between Macnas and Galway Chamber of Commerce, inviting Macnas to participate in the 1995 St. Patrick's Day parade, and also with Dublin tourism discussing participation in the Dublin parade. Also includes correspondence discussing logistics for a parade production of Gulliver, and also with insurance companies regarding cover for the parade.
Letter from G.A. Hayes-McCoy, Professor of History at UCG, to Etienne Rynne, forwarding on two maps of Roscommon left for the attention of Rynne by Colonel Cyril Mattimoe.
Fax and telex documents between Boyle, Hadden and the Publishers regarding edits for the book.
File of typescript letters between Kevin Boyle, Tom Hadden and the publisher, Penguin, regarding planning, writing and editing the book "Ireland: A Positive Proposal". Includes initial outline plans and synopses of content and structure under the provisional title of "Action on Ireland".
Book manuscript completed by Hermann Geissel, Co. Kildare, and sent to Etienne Rynne.
Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and John Mahony and Éilís de Buitléar discussing excavations at Drumcliffe, Co. Sligo and also discussing Boyle Valley Heritage Centre.
Letters between Etienne Rynne and Ann Druffel regarding a research project around excavations at St. Catherine's Church, Thomas Street, Dublin, in seeking to excavate the skull of Robert Emmet.
Letters between Etienne Rynne and Customs Office; re. importation of Copeland-Chatterson Index Cards.
File includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and primarily John Waterer of the Museum of Leathercraft, London, with correspondence also from David Harden, Director of the London Museum, and others, regarding archaeological finds of leather satchels and leather objects.