"Looking at Climate Change as a Human Rights Issue", talk and book signing, Mount Holyoke College, 9 March 2013

File includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Dr. Robin Glasscock, Dept. of Geography, Queen's University, Belfast. Includes a letter from Rynne discussing items to be added into State care via the National Monuments Advisory Committee, such as Athenry town walls and others such as in Fethard, Co. Tipperary. Rynne also discusses the presence of the I.R.A. and comments generally on the ongoing conflict (7 Oct 1971); Further letters between both discuss mottes and baileys generally and with specific examples in Limerick, Clare, Galway, and Mayo. Research material includes an article about mottes and baileys in the Netherlands.

Printed programme from "Mother of all the Behans" adapted by Peter Sheridan from the book by Brian Behan with additional material from Rosaleen Linehan. Directed by Peter Sheridan. Produced in association with the Irish Repertory Theatre and the One World Arts Foundation Inc. Includes article by Ulick O'Connor entitled "Mother of all the Behans"; images of the Behan family and Furlong family and also images and information of cast members.

Letters between Jerome Hynes, Druid and Michael O'Neill, discussing the agreement for hiring of O'Neill for the production following an audition reading and more general comments around the production in Galway.

Printed programme from production of "Mother Courage and her Children" by Bertolt Brecht, in a translation by Tony Kushner and directed by Deborah Warner, staged at the National Theatre, London. Includes a chronology of Brecht; article on Brecht and 'Mother Courage'; article on Tony Kushner and 'Mother Courage'; article on the Thirty Years War (1618-1648); images from rehearsal and images and biographies of cast members and creative team members.

Mother Courage and All Her Children' - Written by Bertolt Brecht and directed by Andy Hinds Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. File includes photocopy of TS script of the play with MS annotation and directions. One item. Printed play programme featuring an article and black and white images on the life and career of Brecht, an article entitled "Mother Courage - The Dramatic Content", a poem entitled "Of Poor B.B., list of cast and production crew members, article "Mother Courage - The Historical Context" by an tUasal Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, lecturer in History at University College Galway; an article on the Goethe Institute, principal sponsor of the production, biographies and black and white images of cast members and advertisements from local businesses. Two copies. Single sheet photocopy of printed review of the play by John Finnegan in The Evening Herald. TS single sheet detailing number of performances and audience figures. Printed flyer detailing a note on upcoming productions by Druid Theatre Company including Mother Courage and All Her Children and Action by Sam Shepard. Printed invitation to the opening night production of Mother Courage and All her Children on 15 Mar 1983. See also 'Posters' and 'Photographs'.

'Mother Ada' Written by Charles Dyer and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. See also 'Posters'.

'Mother Ada' Written by Charles Dyer and directed by Garry Hynes. Performed at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. Druid produced two runs of this production at the above dates. See 'Posters'.

File of correspondence, letter and fax, regarding the planning and logistics of the touring production of Moses Moran and Three and a Half Wonders of the World, by Macnas. Includes a scene-by-scene overview of the production; Correspondence includes discussion between Macnas management and staff and management of regional arts centres and venues where there was a proposed touring production. Such venues include Tralee, Portlaoise [Jazz Festival], Confederation of Kilkenny Festival, Eyre Court, Limerick, Galway Arts Festival, Boyle, Ballygar Carnival, and other suggested venues such as Letterkenny; the annual Law Society Conference, Birr Festival, and other enquiries from groups and organisations around Ireland. (Summer 1994)

Research files, plans, drawings and photographs from production of Moon for the Misbegotten, written by Eugene O'Neill and produced at the Geva Theatre, Rochester, New York, designed by Joe Vaněk, directed by Ben Barnes in a Theatre Royal Waterford production. The play opened at the Theatre Royal, Waterford, 10-12 March, and also toured to the Lyric Theatre Belfast in March 2016.