File of documents relating to activities of the Irish Commission for Justice and Peace, 1978, including; Letter from Bishop Michael Harty, Bishop of Killaloe, President of ICJP, to Hugh Logue, January 1978, outlining that Logue has been "unanimously agreed by the Executive Committee for co-option to the Commission" and with wider detail on the work of the ICJP; ICJP Statement on the IRFU sending the Irish Rugby team to play in South Africa; "The Death Penalty - A Reflection by the Social Commission of the French Episcopate, 1978; Index of documents produced by the ICJP in 1978; Letter from Carmel Gaynor, ICJP to Hugh Logue, re. asking Logue if he would attend a conference in Strasbourg on various aspects of Human Rights and if Logue would report on same from Northern Ireland (13 Oct 1978); First Annual Application from the Irish Commission for Justice and Peace to Trócaire, in respect of Programme of Research and Policy Follow-Through (4 Aug 1978); document re. co-operation among European National Commissions of Justice and Peace (1979); Press release from Dept of Foreign Affairs "Minister Announces Development Education Grants" (6 Oct 1978); "Energy and Nuclear Weapon Proliferation - A European Point of View" by A. Giraud (Aug 1978); "A White Paper on Development" by ICJP; "Aspects of Judicially Developed Jurisprudence of Human Rights in Ireland" by Declan Costello; "Joint Application to the Department of Foreign Affairs from the Irish Council of Church and the IRrsh Commission for Justice and Peace"; "Development Education Project - Northern Ireland".

Draft Annual Report of ICJP 1978-1979.

Minutes of ICJP Meeting held on 19 Sept 1978; 20 Nov 1978; 5 Dec 1978.
Agenda for ICJP meeting held on 12 June 1978; 25 Oct 1978; 20 Nov 1978; 5 Dec 1978;

Issue of ICJP newsletter, Vol 2. No. 2, June 1978; Vol. 3 Sep 1978, Vol. V, No. 4. Nov 1978;
Issue of Briefings newsletter of ICJP, Issue no. 5 "Justice and Peace - the Role of the Teacher: Values and Attitudes"; Briefings No. 3 - "Shalom - The Fullness of God's Promise"
Circular No. 2; No. 3 Dec 1978 - "Religious Appointed to Liaise with the Justice and Peace Commission".

File of documents from the Irish Commission for Justice and Peace, including "Maltreatment of Prisoners by Police (the Royal Ulster Constabulary RUC) in Northern Ireland"; Text of Statement by Church of Ireland "Role of the Church" Committee about the work of the ICJP Commission - 2 Feb 1977; Press release from ICJP on "Emergency Powers and Criminal Law Bills - Statement by the Irish Commission for Justice and Peace" (1 Sep 1976); Text of ICJP Statement on Capital Punishment (11 Nov 1976); Document "Recommendations to Further Strengthen Safeguards Against the Possible Violation of Human Rights of People in Custody" n.d); Letter from Jerome Connolly, Executive Secretary, ICJP, to Justice Barra Ó Briain, forwarding a submission from ICJP on "Committee to recommend certain safeguards for persons in custody and for members of the Garda Sióchána (23 Nov 1977). Print copy of Annual Report of ICJP to the Irish Episcopal Conference, June 1976 - May 1977.

File of typescript letter between the ICJP and other bodies/individuals including Jerome Connolly (ICJP) regarding a proposal for Overseas Development and Education partnerships for Belfast (10 May 1978); Letter from Connolly to Logue sending copies of correspondence from Belgian bishops and politicians concerning "the John Hume resolution on N. Ireland admitted to the European Parliament (31 Oct 1980); Fax letter sent to Logue re. visiting Derry soon with three American friends, from [ ] 9 Aug 1981); Fax letter to Logue from Paul O'Dwyer, New York, extending concern and affection for the Lynch family and for Kevin. (17 Jul 1981); Copy typed letter from Rt. Hon. Michael Alison, MP, Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office to Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, ICJP, re Maze Prison Hunger Strikes, 30 Jun 1981); Copy letters from Fr. Raymond Murray and Fr. Denis Faul to Brian Gallagher, Chair, ICJP, regarding the Maze Prison Hunger Strikes, 2 June 1980; Letter from Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, President, ICJP, to Rt. Hon. H Atkins Q.C., Secretary of State, Stormont, re. recent meeting at Stormont Castle with members of the ICJP and on discussions about the Maze Prison Hunger Strikes (12 May 1981); copy letter from Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, 10 Downing Street, to Keith Siberry Esq. (Leeds Justice and Peace Commission, UK) discussing aspects, options, and solutions to political and economic matters in Northern Ireland, including policing, use of rubber bullets, and the ongoing hunger strikes at the Maze Prison. 29 June 1981; Letter from Leonard (L.C.W.) Figg, British Ambassador to Ireland, to Bishop O'Mahony, President ICJP, concerning recent statement about the Hunger Strikes, and working towards solutions (14 Oct 1980).

File 2 includes letters to Hugh Logue from A. E. Huckle, Northern Ireland Office, Stormont re. the case of Monica Craig, charged with IRA membership and explosives offences, and her case of release from prison hospital owing to anorexia nervosa rather than hunger strike (Aug - Sep 1981); Letter from Barry O'Hagan, Trócaire, to Hugh Logue re. invitation to participate in Trócaire seminar re. renegotiation of the Lome Convention (17 Oct 1978); Letter from M. Morgan to ICJP enclosing attached photocopy of pamphlet "H - Block - The Care and Welfare of Prisoners in Northern Ireland" (29 May 1978); Letter to Logue from Jerome Connolly of ICJP re. Strasbourg Human Rights Conference (1978); Letter from Michael O'Kennedy, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dublin to Rev. Michael Harty, D.D., Bishop of Killaloe and President of the ICJP re. safeguarding of international human rights protections (22 Dec 1978); Copy letter from Fr. Raymond Murray, Chaplain, to Jerome Connolly, ICJP, imploring the ICJP to intercede immediately with the British Prime Minister in the case of Monica Craig, who is imprisoned and ill in the hospital wing of Armagh Prison. (9 Aug 1978); Letter from R.S. Beresford, General Secretary of Commission for International Justice and Peace (21 Nov 1976); Letter from Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, President, ICJP and Brian Gallagher, Chair, ICJP to the Rt. Hon. Humphrey Atkins, Q.C, Secretary of State, Stormont, with a detailed response to Atkins' comments made on the statement issued on the protest in the Maze Prison H Blocks by the ICJP, Oct 1980.

File 2 also includes some assorted loose-leaf manuscript notes on ICJP matters by Hugh Logue.

File of documents relating to ICJP and CONGOOD - Confederation of Non-Governmental Organisations for Overseas Development. Includes printed booklet "Education for World Development" published by Trócaire and written by Dermot A. Lane, Dublin; A CONGOOD briefing paper - "The Case Against the 1980 Irish Government Aid Cuts", May 1980; Flyer from "Congood - the Ireland and World Poverty Quiz"; typed briefing document from Congood on the so-called 'Third World, Ireland's History in this area, and a detailed breakdown of the cuts announced recently by the Government".
Printed issue of "One World" Newspaper, "A Bulletin of World Development and Justice", published by ICJP and Trócaire, dated Summer 1980. Front page headline is "Congood launches aid cuts campaign". Main lead image is of Bishop Eamon Casey, with a story reporting on recent visit to El Salvador.

Printed programme from Lane Productions, "I, Keano", a musical by Arthur Mathews, Michael Nugent and Paul Woodfull, directed by Terry Byrne. Includes information on the play, biographies of cast and creative team members; information on Lane Productions, images from the production from 2005 - 2008.

Includes letters of correspondence between Jerome Hynes, Druid, and Bernard Farrell and also staff at Rosica Collins Ltd. regarding royalties owed and paid from the production as well as terms of production agreement.

Printed playscript, Evans Brothers edition of "I Am a Camera" by John Van Druten. Includes detailes manuscript annotation and comments by Genevieve Lyons for the role of Sally in the play, played by Lyons. File also includes play programme from the production at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, 19 March 1956.

Photocopy of document being the case of John Hume, Ivan Avril Cooper, Michael William Canavan, Hugh Anthony Logue and William Gallagher, being the applicants and the Justices of the Peace for the County of the City of Londonderry, where the applicants see

Print copy of Disarmament Forum, three, 2004, published by United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. Includes article by Kevin Boyle and Sigmund Simonson, "Human Security, Human Rights, and Disarmament". Issue includes "Special Comment"/Foreword

File of reports and essays by various authors published by the Council of Europe, Division of Higher Education and Research, including "Handbook on Medicine and Human Rights (Volume 3) Introduction" by Dr. Farber; "The Right to Respect of the Person" by D