Black and white and also colour photographs taken from 'The Big Game' by Macnas. this event preceded the Connacht Senior Gaelic Football Final, at Castlebar, Co. Mayo. It was further preceded by a parade through the town to the stadium. Includes workshop images of the 'big heads' being constructed and shaped; images of football training sessions, images of the stadium and of the performance at the Final by Macnas members. Also a shot of Rod Goodall in costume as a Bishop and mimicking Bishop of Galway, Eamon Casey.

Colour and also black and white photographs taken of the inflatable Gulliver figure as part of parade through Galway City. Includes images taken at Eyre Square of Gulliver with performers Pete Sammon and Frances Bourke, with signs and props saying "Vote No. 1" and "Vote Gulliver". Other images are at various locations around Galway city streets.

Black and white and also colour photographs from the Macnas production of Circus Story, a show for children. Includes marketing and promotion shots of cast members in costume on a trapeze, full production images and also mounted prints of group shots of the cast members.

File of contact sheets with black and white and also colour thumbnail images from staged promotional photographs from the production of Táin by Macnas. The location s unnamed and is a rocky landscape, with mostly bare stone.

Map of the United States railroad network issued by The New York Central Lines and American Express. Includes pencil marking showing the transcontinental route taken by the Abbey tour party in 1931-1932.

File of letters between Lionel Pilkington, Lecturer in English, University College Galway (NUI Galway) and Mary and Pearse O'Malley, discussing his research on the Lyric archive and on "Over the Bridge" by Sam Thompson, among other plays. Responses and opinions on these plays are given by Pearse O'Malley. Also includes material relating to the launch of the Lyric Archive at University College Galway Hardiman Library, with exhibition catalogue, brochure, as well as photographs of Pearse O'Malley with Pilkington and Marie Reddan, University Librarian, UCG.

Booklet for a conference on 'Increasing the Appreciation of our Cultural Heritage', organised by Anglo-Irish Encounter.

Programmes for the annual Clan O'Malley rallies. The majority are from 1984 onwards, with the exception of the programme for the 1954 rally.

Issue of New Ireland , magazine of the New Ireland Society of Queen's University, Belfast.

Material relating to the production of The Death of Dracula by Warren Graves, adapted from Bram Stoker's Dracula at Ridgeway Street, directed by Tony Dinner. Includes two programmes and a copy of the script.