Printed press release with details of the Michael Mullen Memorial Trust Fund, outlining the background and aims of the trust. Attached is a printed copy of flyer for a public workshop organised by the I.A.A.M. Speakers include Kader Asmal, Kevin Boyle, Ruairi Quinn, Joseph Garba, Barbara Masekela, Louis Mahony, B.P. Fallon, John F. Deane, John Arden, Robert Ballagh and others.

File of manuscript letters from Thomas McLaughlin, first managing director of the E.S.B, discussing points relating to the Shannon Hydro-Electric Power Station and general personal matters. One letter on Siemens-Schuckert. (LTD) headed paper. Some letters written as McLaughlin is supervising exams at University College, Galway (UCG)
Also an extract from Sunday Independent large feature on McLaughlin, 18 Sep 1955, and his biography/role in the E.S.B.

Press cuttings with coverage of a victory by Michael Rynne in the South of Ireland Amateur Golf Competition at Lahinch golf course.

Records relating to the activity of Michael Rynne during the War of Independence and Civil War period.

File of telegrams and communications from Emmet Dalton to Michael Rynne, or those passing on Dalton's orders to Rynne. Includes details and orders such as disengagement of Captains to Ballina (15 Feb 1922); Rynne based at Imperial Hotel, Sligo; to Rynne at O'Connor's Hotel, Swinford, asked to report to Dalton (28 Jan 1922), and other similar communications.

Letter from Emmet Dalton, Director of Training, to Captain Michael Rynne, 1st Eastern Division, requesting Rynne to return to G.H.Q. immediately and report to Dalton.

Letter from Quartermaster General, Óglaigh na h Éireann, indicating he has sent a quantity of ammunition and an examined/cleared gun to Rynne. (24 Jan 1922)

Letter signed by Comdt Emmet Dalton, certifying that Captain Michael Rynne is acting for and on behalf of the Provisional Government in taking over barracks, supplies, stores and equipment. (2 Feb 1922) (numerous copies of same included)

Letter signed by Adjutant General, Óglaigh na hÉireann, acknowledging Rynne's letter with full report and recommendations of Carlow court martials. (24 Jan 1922)

Letter stating that Captain Rynne is authorised member of Provisional Government forces to take over Baldonnel Camp. (2 May 1922)

TS letter signed by Richard Mulcahy, sent to Michael Rynne, thanking Rynne for his letter to the Irish Times regarding the image of the parade that was captioned "De Valera reviewing anti-Treaty I.R.A. units". Also carbon copy of letter from Rynne to Mulcahy, thanking Mulcahy for his letter and Rynne stating he hopes his letters to the press can help "stem the flow of nonsense which now passes for history."

Ms letter from Michael Rynne Snr, M.D., father of Michael Rynne Jnr, written from 13 Up Bedford Place, London. W.C, to 'Dear Dad, I have agreed to buy a practice and house in Cheltenham . . ." and discusses other personal and work matters. File includes MS note from Etienne Rynne detailing the family line of Michael Rynne Snr. Also photocopy of death notice for Michael Rynne Snr.

E mail correspondence with Mika Funahashi and a copy of Mikas paper "Patricia Burke Brogan's Eclipsed (1988/1992):A Theatrical Challenge of the Magdalene Laundries".

Offprint from the Galway Archaeological and Historical Journal of article by Etienne Rynne entitled "Military and Civilian Swords from the River Corrib." Also attached is a typescript article by Rynne entitled "Iron Swords in Early Iron Age Ireland".

Printed programme from promenade performances held in St. Mary's Church, Nottingham and detailing a list of the various works to be produced.