Printed programme from Avenue Theatre Company, Dublin, production of "Play" and "That Time", two one-act plays written by Samuel Beckett and of "Overruled" a one-act play by George Bernard Shaw, both directed by Sean Campion. Production manager was Ros Dixon. Includes an article "Beckett, Shaw, Seen in Prague."

Printed programme from Once-Off Productions staging of 'the Rep Experiment' - reperatory staging of "Platonov" adapted by Susan Coyne and Laszlo Marton after Anton Chekhov, directed by Darragh McKeon; "Metamorphosis" adapted by Steven Berkoff after Franz Kafka and directed by David Horan and "Mr Kolpert" by David Gieselmann in a translation by David Tushingham, directed by Tom Creed. Includes an introduction to the staging and biographies of those involved, an an introduction from Thomas Conway, Literary Manager, Druid Theatre Company.

Copy of TS document being an enquiry form into the details of victims of and cases of incidents of plastic bullet use.

Plans of the layout of each floor of the Irish Embassy, Madrid, supplied to Michael Rynne, then a member of the Department of External Affairs, Irish Government.

Email and ms letter from McGahern with details of a planning objection regarding the blocking of access/views at his homeplace to the neighbouring lake by a neighbouring dwelling house.

Planned Parenthood in Europe Monthly Bulletins April 1980-Winter 1989.

Notes related to planned book by Kevin Boyle on international aspects of freedom of religious belief. Includes pages of manuscript notes, press cuttings of coverage of incidents and case studies and other research notes and material on international aspects of freedom of belief.

Folder of documents outlining a plan for the launch of Article 19, including manuscript notes on the origins and background of Article 19, written by Kevin Boyle; minutes of a meeting held 25th August 1986 featuring Boyle and others and discussing a timetable for launch of Article 19; a provisional plan for the launch of Article 19 and other such documents.

File of historic programmes from plays produced by P.J. Bourke (Seamus de Burca) which were usually presented at the Gate Theatre and in association with Lord Longford. Plays include "Mrs. Howard's Husband" (Feb 1959); "Knocknagow" by Charles J Kickham (Mar 1960) and "The Boys and Girls are Gone" (Apr 1961) Programmes were gifted to Druid in 1993, as per note included from [Seamus Charleton]. Also includes correspondence between Lord Killanin to P.J Bourke (Seamus De Burca) seeking to publish an edition of Burke's book "the Queen's Royal Theatre, Dublin" (1982-1983)