Cuttings labelled "Lenihan Election 1990" which deal with his candidacy and specifically with controversy during the presidential campaign relating to Fianna Fáil candidate Brian Lenihan's view of the influence and independence of the role. Information had come to light that he had rung and spoken to President Hillery in 1982 in relation to the dissolution of the Dáil, which Lenihan then denied. A tape of an interview he had conducted previously with Jim Duffy, a student and member of Young Fine Gael who was researching material for his thesis, was shared on which he confirmed he had called. The revelation eventually led to Lenihan being sacked from his role as Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister) right before the Presidential election, but the party including the Taoiseach Charles Haughey, still supporting him as a candidate. This was considered a turning point in the election campaign. Cuttings also relate to Minister for Marine, John Wilson earlier seeking the Fianna Fáil party's nomination as candidate, thereby challenging what had appeared to be an automatic party endorsement of Lenihan.

Ref: P143/4/1/6/10

Selection of newspaper cuttings and original newspaper pages of articles March-October 1990 which are duplicated elsewhere as individual cuttings (i.e. not in original full newspaper page). Taken from 10 newspapers in total).

Ref: P143/4/1/6/11

Folder labelled "Áras - All Events Master List 1990-1997" consisting of print out from electronic file of list of events at Áras an Uachtaráin [official residence of the President of Ireland] for period of Mary Robinson's presidency, in order of event date. These do not include events/official visits held elsewhere.

ref: P143/4/3/1

Report: "Ways Ahead - A Case Study of community development in an inner-city area of Dublin" Pat Tobin (1990).

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Reports: Irish Council of the European Movement - "Developing the Rural Economy - The Role of The Structural Funds", conference Papers, Dublin 18/1/1991; "Networking Women's Groups in the West of Ireland", Venetia McEllin, Summer 1991; "President Mary Robinson: A Subversive Quality" Valerie Bresnihan, Equality Studies Centre, UCD [University College Dublin], Nov 1991.

Ref: P143/4/4/2/6

Reports: "The State and the Crisis in Africa: In search of a second liberation - report of the Mweya conference in Uganda, May 12-17,1990", Dag Hammarskjold Foundation, 1992; "Women Worldwide: Common Interests?", report on conference organised jointly by Banúlacht [Irish Women for Development] and The Council for the Status of Women, May 18 1991, and prepared by Banúlacht, with cover letter from Rita McNulty to Mary Robinson, 19/01/1992; two publications from the Department of The Environment published March, 1992: "Referenda in Ireland 1937-1987", and "Presidential Elections 1938-1990".

Ref: P143/4/4/3/3

Report: "Commission of the European Communities 21st Report on Competition Policy" 30/04/1992.

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Reports: "Final Report of The IEWS Task Force on Western Assistance to Transition in The Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Hungary and Poland: Moving Beyond Assistance", Institute for EastWest Studies, European Studies Centre, June 1992; IEA [Institute of European Affairs, MR was Patron] Occasional Papers "The Economic Consequences of Maastricht" Paul Tansey, June 1992; programme and final report - UN DPI/NGO Annual Conference 9-11 September 1992: "Regional Conflicts: Threats to World Peace and Progress"; "Catch", Kilkenny Health Project newsletter, Winter 1992, with compliment slip from Emer Shelley, Project Leader.

Ref: P143/4/4/3/5

Commission of the European Communities final report, European Conference and Summit "Women in Power", Athens, Greece 02-03/11/1992

Ref: P143/4/4/3/6

Press cuttings in folder labelled "Visit to Britain, visit of Queen Cuttings May 1993" covering historic visit and meeting between President Robinson and Queen Elizabeth II.

Ref: P143/4/5/3/3/10