File of research notes, publications and materials by Etienne Rynne relating to toghers and ancient roads.
File 1 includes transparencies of maps and drawings by Etienne Rynne of toghers within Templetuohy Bog, Co. Laois; assorted loose-leaf manuscript notes on bogs and toghers in Ireland; Text of report compiled by Rynne on the investigation of a togher in Templetuohy Bog, Co. Laois; Letters between Rynne and others including Thaddeus Breen, A.T. Lucas; National museum of Ireland; Joseph Raftery, National Museum of Ireland; R[ ] Golden; Ad Govers, Netherlands; Brian Williams, Department of Archaeology, Queen's University, Belfast; John Andrews, Dept. of Geography, Trinity College Dublin. Text of report from excavation of a roadway at Bloomhill Bog, Co. Offaly by Thaddeus Breen; Black and white photograph of excavation of togher at Templetuohy, Co. Laois, taken by Rynne. Also offprints of articles by Etienne Rynne including "The Dane's Road", A Togher Near Monasterevin, Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society, Vol 13, 1961-3; "A Togher and a Bog Road in Lullymore Bog", Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society, Vol XIV, No. 1 (1964-5); "Toghers in Littleton Bog, Co. Tipperary", North Munster Antiquarian Journal, Vol. IX, No. 4 (1965).

File 2 includes assorted published articles relating to bog archaeology and toghers/ancient roads used in research by Etienne Rynne.

Printed broadside, pasted on paper backing of election manifesto. "To the Electors of North Kildare". Name at end listed as Domhnall Ua Buachalla.

Photocopy of article by Etienne Rynne entitled "To Look and See and Take Note", taken from book 'Lost and Found: Discovering Ireland's Past'.

''Tis a Pity She's a Whore' Written by John Ford and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Production file contains printed programme from the production. Includes biographical information on playwright John Ford, article detailing thoughts on the play written by author John Banville entitled "In the teeth of the Whirlwind", article entitled "The closing of the Theatres", biographical information and black and white headshots of the cast members and production crew. 6 copies. 120pp Printed flyers detailing play information and booking details. 5 copies. 10 pp; TS press releases regarding the play and reviews taken from publications including the Irish Times. 20 pp; Printed tickets from the production of 'Tis a Pity She's a Whore. 7 pp; Printed invitations to the opening night performance of the play at Druid Lane theatre, Galway, 4 copies, 8 pp. See also 'Posters' and 'Photographs'.
Also letters between Jerome Hynes and Janet O'Leary, confirming her work on the production (Jun 1985)

Records from the planning and production of Tír Faoin Tóin in Galway and Waterford by Macnas. This file relates to the production in Waterford. Includes minutes of production meetings held between Macnas and Red Kettle Theatre Company, Waterford in planning the production and also listing of characters, costumes, and props to be used.

Printed flyer, photocopy, of Macnas production Tionscnamh Lugh, at Ionad Pobail Chnoc Fola.

Printed flyer/programme from "Tink's New Dress' created and performed by Ronnie Burkett, Dublin Theatre Festival presentation of the Rink-A-Dink Inc. production of Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes. Includes cast listing, information on the play and biography of Burkett.

Printed programme from Focus Theatre, Dublin, production of "Tillsonburg" written by Malachy McKenna and directed by Liam Heffernan. Includes biographies of cast members.

Poster and press release for the opening of Patricia Burke-Brogan's exhibition Through a Green Door in UCG on 1st December 1990.

File of typed scripts for the adaptation of Through A Glass Darkly by Ingmar Bergman, adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton, and used in production by Corn Exchange Theatre Company. Two typescript copies, both with manuscript annotation by Annie Ryan, director of the play. File also includes a photocopy of previous adaptation of the work for the stage, cover page missing. Note on front page of "Rattvik, 12 May 1960".