Print-out from the CAIN webservice on the book "Massacre at Derry" published by the Civil Rights Movement, "To tell the world, through the eyes of Derry Citizens, what happened in their city on Sunday, January 30th, 1972.

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.

File relating to research on mazes and labyrinths by Etienne Rynne. Includes index cards with MS notes on labyrinths in Ireland (Cork) and also England.
Also assorted offprints of published articles, such as "Decorative Cobbling: Examples from counties Limerick, Wexford, and Cork" by A.T. Lucas. Other articles relate to locations such as Lough Gur, Co. Limerick and other locations in Ireland and internationally.

File of downloaded print-outs of company registration records for McDonagh Milling and Trading Company Limited and associated companies. Printed from the Companies Registration Office website.

Copy of decision in the case of McElduff determined by the superior courts in Northern Ireland. The case refers to James McElduff, who was arrested at 4.30am at his home in Co. Tyrone under the Special Powers Act.

Box of assorted cassette audio tapes of recordings of interviews with and readings by McGahern, as well as other recordings of broadcasts and features about John McGahern, including audio books of works by McGahern.

Tranche of McGahern Archive material, including letters, email, photographs, manuscripts, typescripts and related items from the literary career of John McGahern. Note: This material was received from the McGahern Estate in August 2021.

Documents relating to the case of McGimpsey & McGimpsey Vs. Ireland which was heard at the Supreme Court of Ireland concerning the constitutionality of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Documents include the Judgement of the Supreme Court hearing and a information pamphlet on the case compiled and written by Ken Maginnis, M.P. Typescript document entitled "A Note on the McGimpsey Case and the Irish Constitutional Claim", by Kevin Boyle and delivered at the British-Irish Association annual conference at Oxford in 1990.

Printed programme from Abbey Theatre, in association with Fitzroy productions and Claire Béjanin, production of "Medea" by Euripides, translated by Kenneth McLeish and Voltaic Ltd. Directed by Deborah Warner. Includes article "Medea or the Ambiguities" by John Banville; a note on the history of the Abbey Theatre; an introduction from Ben Barnes, Artistic Director; a chronology of The Abbey and Greek Tragedy; article entitled "Medea: From Witch to Intellectual" by John Dillon, Regius Professor of Greek, Trinity College Dublin; a note on the director and images and biographies of cast members.

Edition of Theatregoer programme for "Medea" produced by the Abbey Theatre in association with Fitzroy Productions, translated by Kenneth McLeish and Frederic Raphael, directed by Deborah Warner and starring Fiona Shaw. Programme includes general theatre articles and cast and crew member biographies and images. Staged at the Queen's Theatre, London.