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              Gaiety Cinema, Sligo
              UGA T/T22/1/15/1 · Item · 01/2003-03/2003
              Part of Theatre

              Printed season programme for upcoming screenings at the Gaiety Cinema, Sligo.

              UGA G/G44/1/1/8 · Item · 21/11/1968
              Part of Irish Language

              Summary of speech made by Dónal Ó'Móráin, Ceannasaí Gael-Linn, when presenting An Fáinne Nua to the sea-scouts in the Marine Hotel, Dún Laoire. States that it is of vital importance that Irish remain as a teaching medium, and seeks action to improve the standard of Irish held by trainee teachers. Believes the rights of Irish speakers are not being met, not only in education, but in the Gaeltacht, and puts forward the urgent need for a comprehensive plan with regard to language restoration.

              UGA T/T2/1/20/217/217A · Item · [1994]
              Part of Theatre

              Typed Script of 'Song of the Yellow Bittern' written by Vincent Woods. Script is 'FX Script' with details of sound and lighting cues annotated.

              P/P134/1/2/2 · Item · [1977]-02/1992
              Part of Personal

              Papers dealing with the future role of Muintir na Tíre and the work Muintir na Tíre have done; includes papers by Tomás Roseingrave presented at conferences.

              UGA A/A44/26/1/5 · Item · 04/1984
              Part of Academic

              Offprint of article published in Comparative Studies in Society and History - An International Quarterly (Vol 26, No. 2 Apr 1984) entitled "Fusion and Faction in Modern Ireland. A Review Article" by Nicholas Canny, University College Galway.

              Funerary Customs
              P/P133/5/3/65 · Item · 1993
              Part of Personal

              File of research material, assorted articles, images, etc. used by Rynne in researching his lecture delivered to the Clare Historical and Archaeological Society conference, 1993, on the topic of "the Archaeology of Death", with articles relating to death, burials, wakes, funerals and other such topics. Rynne's lecture was entitled "Funeral Practices of the Recent Past".

              P/P134/2/9/2 · Item · 01/1964-03/02/1966
              Part of Personal

              Details of fundraising draw for National Steeplechase. Includes ticket numbers, who sold too, name of horse and name and address of winners. Alsco includes garda permission to hold the draw.

              Fulachta Fiadh
              P/P133/5/3/71 · Item · [196-]-[198-]
              Part of Personal

              File of research material relating to the cooking processes and structures of fulachta fiadh. Includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and others including Patrick Duffy, Dublin (1969); Diarmuid Ó Drisceóil, Cork (1989); Michael Hannon, Nottingham, (1995) and also assorted manuscript notes on fulachta fiadh, made by Etienne Rynne, along with printed articles and offprints of same which address pre-historic cooking practices.

              Front Line USA
              UGA A/A44/32/4 · Sub-series · 2004
              Part of Academic

              Report entitled "Front Line USA: Threats, Attacks and Harassment of Human Rights Defenders." Edited by Paul Hoffman, researched and written by John Rendler.

              Frongoch
              UGA T/T22/1/17/1 · Item · 01/2005
              Part of Theatre

              Printed programme from production of 'Frongoch', a Welsh/Irish collaboration, written by Ifor ap Glyn and Michéal Ó Congaile, directed by Ian Rowlands. Includes introduction articles from Ian Rowlands, Ifor ap Glyn, Michael Diskin and Willie White, in English, Irish and Welsh. Includes overview of the play and articles on the camps at Frongoch in Wales.