'Famine' - Written by Tom Murphy and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at the Seapoint Ballroom, Galway, and toured to Lahinch, Eyrecourt, Ballinasloe, Ballaghdereen and Kilassa. Includes printed program from the play, featuring article and images from the life and career of Tom Murphy, an article entitle "The Famine" by an tUasal Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, lecturer in history at University College Galway, an article entitled "Famine Today" by Bishop Eamon Casey, Bishop of Galway and Chairman of Trócaire and also biographies and black and white headshots of cast and production crew members. One item. Printed flyer from the production of 'Famine' at the Seapoint Ballroom. Includes background details on the play and details of venue, dates and tickets. 3 copies. Printed postcard, black with no text. Features black and white image taken from the production of Famine. Image is a scene from the play. 4 copies. TS slip of paper detailing number of performances and percentage of audience that attended the production. One item

File of black and white photographs, with contact sheets, colour and black and white, of images taken during rehearsal and production of "Famine".

File of documents includes a statement from the Newry Civil Rights Association regarding the shooting dead by army personnel of three men on Hill Street, Newry. The statement with a headline of being published by the Newry Reporter, details the events surrounding the shootings and with comments from witnesses and other civil rights campaigners such as Bernadette Devlin.

Files relating to the employment by Macnas of students as part of the annual Summer Employment Scheme (SES) operated by FÁS, the national training and skills body. File 1 includes guidelines and policies published by FÁS on and for employment bodies who participate in the SES scheme, application forms for applicants, minutes of Macnas SES meeting 6 December 1993; printed flyers and brochures from FÁS giving an overview of the scheme; correspondence from Macnas with FÁS and other local employers involved in the scheme and which gives information on the work undertaken by those on the scheme, payments made to them, and other related information.
NOTE: files T7/13/7 (2-3) are closed as they contain personal data of individuals whom were participants on the SES Scheme with Macnas.

Photocopied letter printed in an unknown publication on an existing threat to Burren goats.

Fax and letter of reference written by Boyle in relation to an academic application made by Robert Clarke at University College Dublin.

Fax copy of letter from Faulkner, Vice-President, Vietnam Committee on Human Rights, to Boyle, looking for an update on the "World Report" following the drafting of the chapter on Vietnam and gives an update on recent Human Rights related issues from Vietnam.

Fax letter from Boyle on the occasion of the 21st Anniversary and 100th issue of the Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated. Boyle was first editor of this volume and adds his memories and accounts of the achievements of the publication.

Copy of fax letter from Boyle, Professor at Law, University of Essex, to Richards, Director, the Leverhulme Trust, London, regarding research on Judicial Review in Northern Ireland and adding in detail his support for such a project.

Fax letter from Cuellar to Boyle, inviting Boyle to write an article on the topic of universal justice for a new publication in honour of Emilio Mignone, founder of Legal and Social Studies Centre, the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights, Costa Rica.