Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Morning Star, Irish Times, Time Out Magazine London (U.K.), The Times (U.K.) the Guardian (U.K.), Evening Standard (U.K.), The Independent (U.K.), The Independent on Sunday (U.K.), Irish World, Theatre Record, Sunday Times, Sunday Tribune, RTE Aertel, Galway Advertiser, Connacht Tribune, Limerick Leader, Southern Star, The Observer (U.K.) Galway Observer, Cork Examiner, RTE Guide, City Tribune, Sunday Press, Connacht Sentinel, Yorkshire Post (U.K) Derry Journal, Sunday Independent, Hot Press, Evening Herald, IT, Limerick People, Leinster Express, Phoenix, Hampstead and Highgate Express. Reviews and comment on works produced by Druid include 'At the Black Pig's Dyke' written by Vincent Woods and performed at the Tricycle theatre in London. Key articles include "Glory of a city in Celebration" (Galway Arts Festival) "Time ripe to fund the theatrical production" - theatre in Cork (30 Jul, Cork Examiner) "Finding hope in the horror" (18 Jul, Sunday Tribune) "I love acting" - interview with Pat Leavy (22 Jul, Galway Advertiser) "Unkindest cut of all" - funding in Galway (15 Jul, Galway Advertiser) "Druid play halted by protest" - 'At the Black Pig's Dyke' in Derry (6 Jul, Irish Press) and further wide coverage of Druid in London, of the Galway Arts Festival and a preview of the Dublin Theatre Festival.

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Cork Examiner, Irish Times, Galway Advertiser, Evening Herald, Sunday Tribune, Sunday Independent, Leinster Express, Tuam Herald, City Tribune, Woman's Way, Galway Advertiser, Evening Press, Sunday Business Post, Anois, Clare Champion, Connacht Tribune, Leinster Leader, Derry People Donegal News, RTE Guide, Irish Press. Reviews and comment on works produced by Druid include 'Gaslight', written by Patrick Hamilton and produced at Druid theatre as part of the Galway Arts festival. Also covers the production of 'The Midnight Court', Sean Tyrell's musical version of David Marcus' translation of Brian Merriman's 18th Century poem. Key articles include "Harmony walks off stage" - report on the 'turmoil' at the Abbey theatre (26 Jul, Sunday Independent) Wide coverage of news and events from the Galway Arts Festival, "Galway Arts Festival - 15 years of success" (16 Jul, Galway Advertiser) Major play pulled because of venue crisis" (9 Jul, Galway Advertiser)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Irish Press, Westmeath Examiner, Evening Herald, Sunday Business Post, City Tribune, Galway Advertiser, Irish Independent, Irish Times, Connacht Telegraph, Leinster Express, Tuam Herald, Evening Press, Clonmel Nationalist. Reviews and comment on works produced by Druid include Cheapside written by David Allen and performed at Druid theatre, Galway as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Key articles include "Galway taps special kind of energy force" (28 Jul, Sunday Business Post) Includes wide coverage of the acts and events of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes interview with Patricia Forde, director of the Galway Arts Festival.

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Galway Observer, Galway Advertiser, Sunday Tribune, Evening Herald, City Tribune Galway, Irish Times, Tuam Herald, Western People, Connacht Tribune, Irish Independent, Sunday Press, Sunday World, Irish Press, Clare Champion, Donegal Democrat, RTE Guide, Sunday Independent, Anois. Includes reviews and coverage of productions by Druid including a double bill of plays written by Geraldine Aron: The Donahue Sisters and The Stanley Parkers. Both are performed at Druid Lane theatre, Galway. Key articles include "[Jim] Sheridan for Arts Festival" (4 Jul, Galway Observer) "13th Galway Arts Festival is laced with host of top international acts" (13 Jul, City Tribune) "Galway's Spanish Arch finally gets go ahead" (15 Jul, Sunday Tribune) "Mick Lally: Quarrying for a character" (16 Jul, Irish Times) "Druids to marry!" (18 Jul, Irish Press) "Geraldine Aron - The 'Galway Girl' returns to Druid" (26 Jul, Galway Advertiser) "Women in Irish theatre (29 Jul, Sunday Press)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Sligo Champion, City Tribune, Southern Star, Irish Times, Cork Examiner, Galway Advertiser, Irish Press, Farmers Journal, Tuam Herald, Irish Post, Irish Times, Sunday Independent, Galway Observer, Evening Press, Sunday Press, Stage and Screen, Anois. Coverage and reviews of productions by Druid include Wild Harvest written by Ken Bourke and performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Key articles include "Theatre design exhibition" - at Sligo Art Gallery (28 Jul, Sligo Champion) "Planning application sounds the death-knell for Druid Lane Theatre (28 Jul, City Tribune) "Big time for small theatres" (15 Jul, Irish Times)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from the Evening Herald, Irish independent, Galway Advertiser, Connacht Tribune, City Tribune (Galway), Galway Observer, Irish Times, In Dublin, Cork Examiner, Connacht Sentinel, Industry and Commerce, East Cork News Star, Tuam Herald, Cill Dara News, Sunday Press, Phoenix, Evening Herald, Reviews and comment of productions by Druid include "Whistle in the Dark" written by Tom Murphy and produced at the Jesuit Hall, Galway and also previews of new production by Druid, "Oedipus". Key articles include "Spectacular city arts festival birthday programme announced" (7 Jul, Connacht Sentinel", "Taking Irish Drama a stage further" (8 Jul, Cork Examiner) "Adding to the Gaiety of the nation - an interview with Maureen Potter" (12 Jul, Sunday Tribune)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Evening Herald, New York Post (U.S.A.) The Advocate (U.S.A.) City Tribune Galway, Galway Advertiser, Sunday Tribune, Irish Times, Irish Independent, Galway Observer, Tuam Herald, Irish Press, Sligo champion, New York Times (U.S.A.) Connacht Sentinel. Reviews and comment on productions by Druid include Conversations of a Homecoming written by Tom Murphy and Playboy of the Western World written by J.M. Synge, performed at Pepsico Summer Festival at Purchase, New York. Key articles include "Twenty concerts lined up for Galway Arts Festival" (25 Jul, City Tribune Galway) "Druid's anxious wait for their US trip visas" (6 Jul, Sunday Tribune) "Decision on new Druid Theatre within weeks". "Ray of hope for Galway Arts Centre" (6 Aug, Galway Observer) "Behind the scenes in the Abbey Crisis" (27 Jul, Sunday Independent) "Druid head west to take part in prestigious New York festival" (11 Jul, City Tribune Galway)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from Connacht Sentinel, City Tribune, Connacht Sentinel, Galway Observer, Sunday Tribune, Irish Times, Sunday Independent, Evening Herald, Tuam Herald, Connacht Tribune, Galway Advertiser, Sunday Tribune, New Hibernia. Reviews and comment on works produced by Druid include The Importance of Being Earnest written by Oscar Wilde, Conversations on a Homecoming written by Tom Murphy, both produced in Galway. Key articles include "Cash crisis may close Cork Opera" (21 Jul, Sunday Independent) "Spanish troupe the highlight of arts festival" (19 Jul, City Tribune)

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from the Galway Advertiser, Western People, Irish Times, Connacht Sentinel, Sunday Tribune, Connacht Tribune, Evening Herald and Irish Press. Reviews and comments on productions by Druid include A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron at Druid theatre, Galway and A Bed Time Story by Sean O'Casey, also produced at Druid Theatre, Galway. Key articles include details of theatre closures and risk to funding in Dublin for venues the Olympia, the Oscar, the Eblana and others (8 Jul, Irish Times) and an interview with Marie Mullen on her career so far.

Original and photocopy press cuttings taken from the Evening Herald, Liberty, Irish Press, Sunday Press, Galway Advertiser, Sunday Tribune, In Dublin, Tuam Herald, Irish Independent, Westmeath Examiner, Connacht Tribune, Argus, Irish Times, and Evening Herald. Reviews and comment on productions by Druid include The Shaughraun by Dion Boucicault, and Shadow of the Glen by J.M. Synge. Other key articles include "Alarm Bells at the Abbey", "A Fillip for the Arts in Limerick, Druid's sell out tour to Dublin, "Good Year for the Irish in Edinburgh", "Can the Gaiety be Saved".