Passport from the Irish Free State with the expiration date of 31 March 1936 and renewed on the same date in 1938 and 1940. Lists Mary Rynne as being a citizen of the Irish Free State.

British passport for Mary Rynne dated 5 April 1921 and renewed on the same date in 1925, 1929, and 1931. Lists Mary Rynne as being a British born subject.

Documents from and relating to Mary Rynne. Mary was a writer and playwright, whose stories were published in various Irish women's periodicals in the 1920s, including "Irish Woman's Weekly". Mary Rynne wrote a number of stage plays. "Pilgrims" was first produced at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin in 1938.
The Mary Rynne Papers were catalogued by Paige Vehlawald, M.A. Drama student and Theatre Archives Intern, 2016.

See also series 3 - Kate O'Brien - for a number of letters from O'Brien (and others) to Mary Rynne.
ABBEY !!!

Typescript contract between the National Theatre Society Ltd. and Mary Rynne for the production of her play "Pilgrims," the rights to which the Abbey was given for five years. Signed 30 September 1938. Envelope included.

Material relating to the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, production of the play "Pilgrims" by Mary Rynne

Black and white photograph of Mary Rynne. Manuscript notes in both blue pen and pencil on the back of the photograph say, "Mary Rynne in Strand House Limerick" and "My sister - interrupted in the middle of a story she is writing for the magazines - refusing to pose properly . . !"

Project report, "Mary Robinson, President of Ireland", Sharon D Magee, for course "Women & Information Technology", [University of Ulster, Jordanstown, Department of Adult and Continuing Education].

Ref: P143/4/17/3

Text fo conclusion by Mary Robinson, President of Ireland and General Rapporteur on "Human Rights at the Dawn of the 21st Century", Strasbourg 28-30 Jan 1993.

File includes text of farewell address made by Mary Robinson when leaving her position as U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights; text of personal statement made by Robinson at this occasion; list of achievements made by Robinson while in office as the H.C.H.R.; a list of ten priorities of Mary Robinson as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (only 5 present); a text of summary of work and achievements of Robinson while at O.H.C.H.R.; copy of biographical note of Robinson; letter from Kevin Boyle, University of Essex to Mary Robinson, Palais Wilson, stating in detail his reaction and response when contacted by a journalist for a statement on Mary Robinson having stepped down as UN H.C.H.R., also discusses other matters such as a meeting of British Isles and Irish Human Rights Centres, one which Robinson inspired at University College Galway, mentions that Boyle will be stepping down as Director of the Essex Centre and other matters (24 Mar 2001); email from Heidi Wiggum of Essex University sending Boyle the breaking news of Robinson's departure from the O.H.C.H.R. (19 Mar 2001); email from Peter Townsend, Acting Director of London School of Economics Centre for Study of Human Rights to Boyle but enquiring of Robinson to give a lecture at the LSE, poster of eventual lecture details attached (Jul - Nov 2002); Email from Mary Robinson to O.H.C.H.R. 'Field Presences', O.H.C.H.R- Geneva and O.H.C.H.R. New York informing of the selection of a successor to Robinson being named as Sergio Vieira de Mello; letter of notification of award of the International Service for Human Rights has been awarded to Mary Robinson (7 Aug 2002); Fax letter from Bill Graham, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, to Her Excellency Mary Robinson, Office of H.C.H.R. congratulating her on her term as High Commissioner (15 Aug 2002); print out of email and attachment from Mara Bustelo to various O.H.C.H.R. groups, attaching a number of tributes to Mary Robinson from U.N. staff (11 Sep 2002);