File of bills and receipts paid by Druid for services paid from Clodóri Printworks and also from Aran Travel. Includes details of travel details and also programme/marketing costs and fees. Also includes petty cash details for materials bought, e.g. costume and prop material, noted as being from Druid Production Account 3.

Petty cash receipts and bills paid by Druid relating mostly to materials bought for set and design, costuming, props and related production materials.

File of records detailing financial information for Druid Theatre tours to Northern Ireland. Includes letters between Druid and Denis Smyth, Drama Officer, Arts Council of Northern Ireland; Phelim Donlon of the Arts Council (of Ireland); Jane Daly, General Manager of Druid Theatre Company; Diane Titley and K. Ledwidge, Foreign Entertainers Unit, Revenue Commissioners, Birmingham, UK and Paul McAvinchey, Tourist Information Centre, Armagh. Letters include from Daly to Donlon discussing grant increase request made by Druid (5 Mar 1990), Copy of Tour Application submitted to the Arts Council by Druid Theatre Company; breakdown of costs incurred by Druid for staging of "Lovers Meeting" in Northern Ireland; details of grant tour funding applied for by Druid to the Foreign Entertainers Unit, UK and other letters discussing costs and funding for Druid tours to Northern Ireland in 1990 - 1991.

'Belfry' - Written by Billy Roche and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced in Galway and also on nationwide tour of Ireland at the following venues: Galway, 27th Sept (Opening Night), The Farquhar Theatre, Foyle Arts Centre, Derry (4th Oct - 9th Oct) Abbey Centre, Ballyshannon (11th Oct) Town Hall Theatre, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo (13th Oct) Town Hall Theatre, Ballinasloe (14th Oct) Town Hall, Trim, Co. Meath, (16th Oct) Town Hall, Cavan (17th Oct) Town Hall, Dundalk. Co. Louth (19th Oct) St. Patrick's Hall, Armagh, (20th Oct) Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (22nd Oct - 23rd Oct) Hawk's Well Theatre, Sligo (24th Oct - 26th Oct) Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, Co. Derry (28th Oct - 30th Oct) GAA Hall, Tullamore (1st Nov) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (3rd Nov - 6th Nov) Town Hall, Skibereen, Co. Cork (8th Nov - 9th Nov) New Community Centre, Charleville, Co. Cork (11th Nov) St. Michaels' Hall, Ballyduff, Co. Kerry (12th Nov) Community Sports Complex, [no location given] (14th Nov). Includes printed programme for the production which includes an article entitled "The Wexford Trilogy" by Billy Roche and also images and biographies of Roche and cast members. (7 copies) Printed invitation to the opening night of the production at Druid Lane Theatre (6 copies); Printed flyer detailing press quotes of reviews for the play; Printed flyer with promotional image, tour details and play information. Printed programme from the Ardhowen Theatre, Autumn 1993, Co. Fermanagh , which featured a production of 'Belfry'. Also includes printed press release for the production issued by Druid. See also 'Photographs'.

'At the Black Pig's Dyke' - Written by Vincent Woods and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced on tour at various venues in Ireland, in Mayfest, Glasgow, Scotland and at the World Stage Festival in Toronto, Canada. Productions were held at The Gate, Dublin (14th - 26th Feb) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (28th Feb - 5th Mar) Cork Opera House (8th Mar - 12th Mar) Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny (14th - 16th Mar) Hawk's Well Theatre, Sligo (18th - 20th Mar) Druid Lane Theatre, Galway (22nd Mar - 2nd April) Siamsa Tira, Tralee, Co. Kerry, (4th - 5th Apr) World Stage Festival, Toronto (9th - 16th April) Glasgow Mayfest (3rd - 7th May)

Original printed playbill includes article on the play entitled "Resonant Names" written by Colm Toibin, biographical information with black and white on the playwright, cast and production crew members. 2 copies. 48 pp
Printed invitation to the opening production at the Gate Theatre, Dublin; Season flyer for all events at the Gat Theatre, Dublin (2 copies)
Printed flyer from the production at the Old Athenaeum Theatre in Glasgow. Details cast members, dates and press comments. 4 copies. 8 pp

Printed Magazine - "Mayfest 1994" previewing all events at the Scottish Festival including Druid's performance. 1 item
Printed programme entitled "Edinburgh Festival Theatre"; Printed program from the Druid performance as part of the World Stage Festival in Toronto Canada.

'Summer House' - Written by Robin Glendenning and directed by Caroline Fitzgerald. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. File includes printed programme from the production with an article entitled "The Right Note" by Provost Leslie D.A. Forrest, a glossary of terms amd images and biographies of writer and cast members. (6 copies); Printed invitation to the opening night performance at Druid Lane Theatre (6 copies) and printed flyer advertising the production. (6 copies) TS press release issued by Druid advertising the play. 1 item. See also ' Photographs'.

'Silverlands' - Written by Antoine Ó Flatharta and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes printed programme with images and biographies of cast members (6 copies); Printed invitation to the opening night performance at Druid Lane Theatre (6 Copies); Printed flyer with play and booking information. (6 copies) See also 'Photographs'.

typescript edition of 'Silverlands' by Antoine Ó Flatharta, with some minor annotation in pencil. 1 item. Also includes a second copy of the script with no annotation.

Typescript edition of 'Silverlands', marked 'Music Q's', with annotation and directions regarding sounds and music cues and also text strike-throughs and annotation.

'Songs of the Yellow Bittern' - Written by Vincent Woods and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway, and on a nationwide tour of Ireland at the following venues: St. Patrick's Hall, Armagh (18th Oct) Riverside Theatre, Coleraine, Co. Derry, (19th - 20th Oct) Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (21st - 22nd Oct) GAA Hall, Tullamore (24th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, New Ross, Co. Wexford (26th Oct) St. Michael's Theatre, Ballyduff, Co. Wexford (27th Oct) Town Hall, Skibereen, Co. Cork (29th - 30th Oct) Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny (1st - 3rd Nov) S'amsa T're, Tralee, Co. Kerry (4th - 6th Nov) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (8th - 12th Nov) Balor Theatre, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal (21st Nov) Cornmill Theatre, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim (22nd - 23rd Nov) Town Hall Theatre, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo (24th Nov) Town Hall, Clifden, Go. Galway (26th Nov). File includes printed programme from the production which includes an article entitled "On Terms With Our Past" by Professor Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh; an article entitled "Irish Wakes and Amusements" by Seán Ó Súilleabháin and also an image of cast members and cast biographies. (6 copies);printed flyer advertising the first Galway performances of the play (6 Copies); Printed flyer advertising the Irish tour of the play (6 copies); Printed invitation to the world premiére performance of 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' at Druid Lane Theatre. (7 copies) Also includes printed programme for the 32nd Belfast Festival which included a production of the play.