Files including account statements, financial information, costs and budgets from Macnas productions and events.

Financial material relating to the production of "Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey" produced by Lelia Doolan. Includes production budgets, invoices, details of costs of production, insurance, and related costs of production for the film.

Files of financial records relating to the administration and management of Pan Pan Theatre Company.

Documents relating to the financial rescue plan including calculations regarding debtors and creditors and financial position of Muintir na Tíre; correspondence with Nellie O’Brien regarding the Trim office.

Assorted postcards with images of finds, objects, and locations at Bremerhaven, Germany

Booklet entitled 'Fine Gael Policy for a Just Society, Irish Language Preservation'. States the aim is 'the preservation of the language by means of realistic policies designed to secure the support of the people'. There is a section at the rear of the booklet that addresses criticisms of Fine Gael's Irish language policy.

File of correspondence between Gary McMahon, Macnas and others based at Universitaire Ziekenhuizen, Leuven, Belgium, such as Roland Vermeylen, where Macnas produced Fir Bolgs parade. File also includes minutes of production meeting of Macnas staff ahead of 'The Belgium Bolgs'. The correspondence discusses in detail the planning and logistics for the parade in Leuven, including fax copies of the map of the proposed parade route. Also editions of local newsletters and materials with information on the parade, Macnas, and Leuven city.

Poster published by the Department of Education with information on the First Irish Everest Expedition, and its corporate sponsors.

Folder labelled "First Meeting of the Executive Committee", covering letter from Tony McCusker details that the first meeting of the Executive Committee is scheduled for Thursday 2 December, attaching an agenda for the meeting along with all associated papers and documents set for discussion at the meeting.

File of letters between Etienne Rynne and A.T. Lucas, Director, National Museum of Ireland (and also letters from staff at the National Museum of Antiquities, Scotland, discussing the historical context of curraghs and specific objects found in Ireland and Scotland. Letter from Sean McGrail, National Maritime Museum, London discussing same and possibility of research visit to Galway. McGrail also sends article he wrote on "Sources and Techniques in Boat Archaeology" (1976). Press cuttings and other articles relating to curraghs and boats also present.