Correspondence between Pan Pan Theatre Company and Montana Properties, Dublin, regarding lease and use of premises at 43 Upper George's Street, Dun Laoghaire. Includes lease for the premises, and correspondence regarding occupancy and tenancy. Correspondence also reference use of premises known as Dun Laoghaire Christian Institute, linked to Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art and Technology. Minutes of meetings present for meeting with Dun Laoghaire IADT with members of Pan Pan.
Separate batch of correspondence relates to discussions on letting agreement between Pan Pan and Tea Rooms Tower, Killiney Hill Park.

Files containing show programmes from productions by Pan Pan Theatre Company

File relating to Pan Pan tour visit to South Korea to produce "Cartoon" as part of the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theatre and Dance Festival. Includes printed flyer from the festival programme, printed booklet on the National Theatre of Korea, faxes with drawings of the site/performance area as well as of set and lighting design and spec, excerpt of the script with translation, faxes sent to Gavin Quinn of Pan Pan from the festival organisers with details of production arrangements, technical specs, and timeframes. Also fax from Ambassador of Ireland to South Korea, Seoul, discussion invitation to attend the performance. (May 1999).
Signed contract between Pan Pan and the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theatre Festival for terms of production of "Cartoon" by Pan Pan.

Two large print outs of panoramic views of stone walls in [the Burren].

Copy of paper delivered to the NIHRC from the Equality Working Group. Part One is headed 'Proposed Equality Clauses for the Bill of Rights' and Part 2 is headed 'Explanation and Justification for the Proposals'.

Papers presented to Muintir na Tíre on community development from the Progressive Democrats.

Printed programme from Opera North production of "Paradise Moscow", by Dmitry Shostakovich, text by V. Mass and M. Chervinsky, translated by David Pountney and staged at Leeds Grand Theatre. Articles include "A Talented Din" by Jim Holmes; "Communal Apartments" by Zinovy Zinik; "Kerflupf!" by Rowan Moore; "What Next?" by Adrian Mourby and also biographies and images of cast and creative crew members.

Parliamentary Debates Official Reports, which included discussion on various family planning legislation, some with notation. This material is further divided into Dáil Éireann (lower house of Irish parliament) reports and Seanad Éireann (upper house of Irish parliament) reports.

Issues of a reference booklet printed by Amnesty International as examples of the Pass Law Identification Booklets used in South Africa.