File includes colour print-outs of internet images of various other productions of Happy Days, and also of landfill sites of waste and recycling; Production Schedule for Happy Days at Project Arts Centre; flyer advertising the play; props list for the play, updated and amended, manuscript notes on props and set for the play by Vaněk; Email correspondence between Vaněk, Annie Ryan and other members of the production team discussing various aspects of the production design, scheduling, budgets and related matters.

File includes pencil drawings of costume design for 'Winnie' by Joe Vaněk; stage plan drawing, through section of set design and of 'Winnie's Mound'; and colour print-outs of photographs of the set installed, of the set model-box, and also of props used in the play.

File of stage plans and drawings for Happy Days, drawn by Joe Vaněk. Also includes technical specification plans for the 'Space Upstairs' at Project Arts Centre

Happy Days written by Samuel Beckett, directed by Annie Ryan and produced at the Project Arts Centre by Corn Exchange Theatre Company, starring Clara Simpson and Andrew Bennett.

'Happy Days' Written by Samuel Beckett and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Printed paper poster includes details of dates, times and venue of production. See also 'Photographs'.

Files relating to research by Kevin Boyle on Hate Speech and the media, the internet and freedom of expression. Includes articles on hate speech and censorship by Tarlach McGonagle, and various other papers and reports on hate speech and human rights.

File from Dublin Youth Theatre production of "Haunted - A Free Theatre Spectacle" directed and designed by John Farrell and Bill Wertz. Includes production schedule, index to locations and timespan of locations in the play; Notes from production meeting; Memorandum of Agreement made between Dublin Youth Theatre and Temple Bar Cultural Properties for use of production space (Aug 1994); Press release on the play; Correspondence to Gardaí and other authorities outlining details of the performance which will take place in public spaces.
Also includes press release / cast and production details for "The Weight of the World", a summer project, Pan Pan Theatre in association with the National Association for Youth Drama.

Records from the planning and production of Hayfever by Macnas. Includes running order and schedule for the parade as part of the Galway Arts Festival, July 1995; notes and minutes of production meetings, throughout July 1995; List of personnel for the Belfast parade [of Hayfever]; some petty case receipt information and bus tickets between Galway and Derry and Belfast.

Material relating to the Youth Forum of the European Communities event "Hearing on Employment of Young Women", Brussels, 02-04/12/1980, at which Mary Robinson (MR) agreed to participate, including circular relating to preparations ahead of the hearing, 19-22/09/1980; correspondence from Gilbert Véron, Secretary General of the Youth Forum to MR re arrangements 13/11/1980; programme for the event in English and photocopy of bilingual programme in French and English; conclusions (report) of the event; booklet about the Youth Forum, 08/1979; European Communities European Parliament Working Documents (1979-1980) report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Social Affairs, employment and Education on the activities of the European Youth Forum, 07/05/1979; Youth Forum General Assembly 22-24/11/1979, report of activities 1979; research material relating to AnCo [An Comhairle Oiliúna (the Industrial Training Authority)]'s training programmes and schemes for girls and women, 11/1980; proceedings of 5th annual conference of Sociological Association of Ireland article on "The Economic Dependence of Women in Ireland", Joy Rudd, 7-9/04/1979.

Printed programme from Abbey Theatre production of 'Hedda Gabler', by Henrik Ibsen in a translation by Una Ellis-Fermor. Includes cast and production crew images and biographies; an article entitled "A Hundred Years of Heddas: A Short History of 'Hedda Gabler' in Performance' by Fintan O'Toole.