Reports from Sub-committee meetings; draft update of the Muintir na Tíre constitution and guidelines for setting up councils.

Letters between Jerome Hynes, Druid, and Alan Brodie, Imison Playwrights, detailing terms of production agreement and rights and also a copy of the production license issued for the play.
Also includes series of letters between Druid (Jerome Hynes) and Jeffrey Campbell and Paul Pyant, confirming agreements for work as lighting designers with Druid Theatre Company.
Time sheets for cast members' rehearsal sessions also included.

Prompt script for The Theatreworks Company production of "Troilus and Cressida" by William Shakespeare, directed by Michael Caven. Includes notes and annotations about the production.

Printed programme, flyer, and invitation to opening night of "Troilus and Cressida" by William Shakespeare, produced by the Theatreworks Company at the Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College Dublin.

File relating to lecture given by Etienne Rynne at the Trinity College Dublin International Summer School as part of the Institute of Irish History and Culture. Includes a programme from the summer school and letters between Rynne and organiser of the summer such as Denis Sommers.

University of Dublin, Trinity College Gazette, 02/1999, 04/1999, 03/2000, 04/2000, 10/2000, 02/2001, 03/201 and 07/2001; Trinity College Dublin Law Alumni Association newsletter, 12/2001 and 2003; Trinity Today [annual publication for alumni and friends], 2003/2004, 2004/2005, 10/2009 and 05/2010; Trinity Women in Law report Vol 1, 2021/2022; The 02/1999 edition of the Gazette features Dr Mary Robinson's inauguration on 17/12/1998, as 23rd Chancellor of the University of Dublin, the first woman to do so in 406 years.

File relating to productions directed by Gavin Quinn as part of the Dublin University Players while a student at Trinity College Dublin. Includes a press scrapbook with cuttings of coverage of productions by D.U. Players and directed by Quinn, including "The Vampire" by J.R. Planche (1989), "The Promise" by Jose Rivera (1990); "A Corpse With Character" by Minoru Betsuyaku.

Scrapbook also contains cuttings of reviews of productions involving Aedín Cosgrove (Namely by Corcadorca and at the Abbey Theatre), including "Leonce and Leona" by George Buchner being the first production by Corcadorca Theatre Company, and noted as being the last play performed by the UCC graduated at the UCC Granary. Lighting was by Cosgrove (May 1991); "That Scoundrel Scapin" by Moliére, by Corcadorca and staged at the Cork Arts and Theatre Club, lighting bty Cosgrove (Nov 1991); "Owl" by Corcadorca, staged at City Hall, Cork, (April 1992); "Crows Calling" by Sylvia Cullen, staged at Firkin Crane, Cork (April 1992); "The Mai" by Marina Carr, Peacock Theatre, Dublin, Oct 1994, lighting by Cosgrove;

This file consists of case legal documents and handwritten case notes including copy of High Court Judicial Review between Patricia Lang and Robert Lang, Applicants and The Minister for Social Welfare and The Attorney General Respondence, before Mr. Justice Blayney, 16/03/1987; draft statement [1987?]; draft Affidavit of Tricia Lang [1987?]; draft Notice of Motion [1987?]; draft Affidavit of Sally Keogh, expert witness in relation to various provisions of Social Welfare Acts [1987?]; copy of Statement of Opposition [1987?]; copy Affidavit of Eoin O'Broin, Assistant Principal of Department of Social Welfare [1987?].

This file consists of correspondence, 03/04/1987-06/10/1993, between Mary Robinson, Senior Counsel, and Madeleine Reid and Aidan Reid of Gallagher Shatter solicitors including in relation to the adjournment of case by consent and to fees.

This case relates to unequal application of unemployment and pay-related benefit to married women in comparison with married/single men and single women. Tricia Lang was paid unemployment benefit and pay-related benefit for 312 days from date of initial payment, rather than 390 days which was applicable in case of married/single men and single women, she received a lower rate of payment of unemployment benefit than applicable for married/single men and single women and was only entitled to receive Unemployment Assistance on a more restrictive and discriminatory basis.

Case was adjourned, April 1990, on basis of offer of £500 to Tricia Lang and her husband in settlement of part of claim relating to unemployment assistance and ceiling on married couples, and adjournment of remainder of case and question of legal costs pending outcome of decisions in Cotter & McDermott and Emmott (P143/1/2/34). Final outcome of case unknown. See also P143/1/2/37.

Mary Robinson worked as Senior Counsel, and material is arranged across 2 files.