Printed programme from Northern Broadsides production of "King John" by William Shakespeare and directed by Barrie Rutter and Conrad Nelson. Includes cast and creative crew biographies and images.

Printed programme from the Royal Shakespeare Company production of "King John" by William Shakespeare and directed by Gregory Doran. Includes article of "The Life and Death of King John" by Misha Glenny and also includes biographical details of cast and creative crew members.

File relates to research on the Kilshanny Brooch, Co. Clare. Includes off-print and draft text of published article by Etienne Rynne: "A Gilt-Bronze Brooch from near Kilshanny, Co. Clare", North Munster Antiquarian Journal, Vol XXX, 1988; photograph and map of the brooch and its location; Carbon copy of letter from Michael Ryan, Keeper of Irish Antiquities, National Museum of Ireland, to Thomas O'Doherty, N.T., thanking Ryan for conveying the Kilshanny Brooch to the National Museum via Etienne Rynne. (12 Nov 1980): Assorted MS research notes and drawings by Rynne of the Kilshanny Brooch and other printed articles and press cuttings.
Files 3-4 contain research notes, article and material such as drawings by Etienne Rynne relating to the Kilshanny Bell. File 4 includes assorted research material such as published articles.

File includes copy of article by Westropp, being survey of the ancient churches in the county of Limerick", 1905; transcription of carvings [at the church by Etienne Rynne] and letter from a UL student to Rynne seeking information on the church.

Reports on meetings held with Kilmanagh self-help group, Co. Kilkenny, by Eamon O’Sullivan; correspondence with the group regarding next steps; Action plan to develop enterprises; reports of task group meetings;

Printed statement signed by General Richard Mulcahy, Commander in Chief, General Headquarters, Portobello. "Special Order of the Day" and issues a statement denying any involvement by the Free State Army in the killings of Christopher Breslin and Joseph Kernan.

Files relating to a report on the double-armed cross on the church at Killinaboy, Co. Clare.

File 1 includes a report on the double-armed cross, detailing the history and archaeological examination of the cross by Peter Harbison; (noted to be a contribution to the North Munster Journal); numerous letters between Harbison and Rynne discussing the research on the cross (and also letters between Rynne and members of the Cornish Archaeological Association, Cornwall). Manuscript research notes on landscape features of Killinaboy.

File 2 includes a number of black and white photographic prints of the double-armed cross at Killinaboy and also of a number of similar and related sites and objects, such as at Ardmore, Co. Waterford and Limoges, Kilkenny west, Co. Westmeath.

File 3 contains loose-leaf manuscript research notes, with text and sketches by Etienne Rynne relating to the double-armed cross at Killinaboy and similar crosses elsewhere. Also includes copies/extracts of some published research material used by Rynne on this topic.

Information compiled by Eamon O’Sullivan on Killala Co. Mayo and the possible enterprise projects that could be conducted by the council.

Copy of TS report by Etienne Rynne on Kilcornan House, near Clarinbridge, Co. Galway. Site map attached. Also includes a copy of booklet from the rededication ceremony for the Church of St. Cornan, Clarinbridge, Co. Galway.

Copy of TS press summary of the Independent enquiry chaired by Lord Kilbrandon. The Committee was established by the British Irish Association and consisted of politicians and academics. The Report was seen as a response to the New Ireland Forum Report. The Kilbrandon Report recommended that Northern Ireland should be governed by a five member Executive and that one of the members should be an Irish government minister. File also includes a letter from [Tony Kenny] to Kevin Boyle, enclosing draft chapters for the Kilbrandon report for Boyle's consultation. (19 Sep 1984).