File of copy book chapters and articles relating to grain storage pits and granaries,

Acquisition report completed by Etienne Rynne for a polished stone axehead, from Graig Abbey, near Clarinbridge, Co. Galway. Includes correspondence between Rynne, the landowners of where the object was found and also with the National Museum Dublin, regarding the item.

Press cuttings collected by the Language Freedom Movement from publications including 'The Irish Times', 'The Irish Press', and 'The Sunday Independent'. Included are a job advertisement for the National Gallery of Ireland which requires oral and written knowledge of the Irish language, a piece on the Irish Association for Cultural, Economic and Social Relations, a statement from Cumann na Sagart, reports on comments made by Pádraig Faulkner the Fianna Fáil Minister for Education regarding the Leaving Certificate and Irish, demands by Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge to establish a section of the Department of Education for the formulation and implementation of a positive policy on the restoration of the Irish language, reports on the publication of the Dichter Report, a proposal for a Government order requiring all imported ceramics to be stamped in both Irish and English, and a report issued by Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge on the progress achieved since the publication of the Government's White Paper four years previously.

Final decision of the Commission (European Commission of Human Rights) as to the admissibility of applications made by the Government of Ireland against the Government of the United Kingdom for incidents of breach of human rights of individuals detained under the practice and policy of Internment Without Trial which was active in Northern Ireland from August 1971 and the interrogation techniques used by police and army members in Northern Ireland.

Material in this file consists of copies and drafts of various family planning bills, and explanatory memorandums including Health (Family Planning) Act 1979, commencement Order 1980, Health (Family Planning) Regulations 1980, Eighth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1982, Health (Family Planning) (Amendment) Bill 1985 and Health (Family Planning) (Amendment) Bill 1991.

Material in this file consists of copies and drafts of various family planning bills including Criminal Law Amendment Bill 1971, Family Planning Bill 1973, Family Planning Bill 1974, Control of Importation, Sale and Manufacture of Contraceptives Bill, 1974, Family Planning Bill 1978, Health (Family Planning) Bill 1978, Sixth Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 1978. It also includes Seanad Éireann (SÉ) [upper house of Irish parliament, Senate] Order paper 03/07/1979 and 04/07/1979, photocopies of debates relating to First Stage of Family Planning Bill 1973, going through SÉ, 14/11/1973, and debates relating to Second Stage of Contraceptive Bill, 1974 going through SÉ, 16/07/1974, draft speeches and note from Sen [O'Leary?] to Mary Robinson "My passion has not cooled at all", n.d..

Material in this subsubsubseries consists of copies and drafts of various family planning bills and is further divided into two files covering the periods 1971-1979, and 1979 – 1991.

Material in this file consists of drafts and amendments relating to the legislation of various Bills including the Anti-Discrimination (Pay) Bill, 1974, the Protection of Young Persons (Employment) Bill, 1974, the Employment Equality Bill 1975, the Anti-Discrimination (Employment) Bill, 1975, the Protection of Employment Bill 1976, the Unfair Dismissals Act, 1977, and the Employment Equality Act, 1977. It also includes official reports of Parliamentary Debates in Seanad Éireann (25/07/1973, 05/12/1979), and Dáil Éireann (05/05/1976).

Assorted documents filed and arranged by Kevin Boyle and labelled 'Good Friday Agreement'. Includes various letters, research and reports.

Printed programme from production of "Gone Tomorrow", written by Tom Coffey, directed by Barry Cassin, set by Tomás MacAnna. Produced at the Gate Theatre by Gate Theatre Dublin, Gemini Productions in association with the Dublin Theatre Festival.