Photocopied letter printed in an unknown publication on an existing threat to Burren goats.

Files relating to the employment by Macnas of students as part of the annual Summer Employment Scheme (SES) operated by FÁS, the national training and skills body. File 1 includes guidelines and policies published by FÁS on and for employment bodies who participate in the SES scheme, application forms for applicants, minutes of Macnas SES meeting 6 December 1993; printed flyers and brochures from FÁS giving an overview of the scheme; correspondence from Macnas with FÁS and other local employers involved in the scheme and which gives information on the work undertaken by those on the scheme, payments made to them, and other related information.
NOTE: files T7/13/7 (2-3) are closed as they contain personal data of individuals whom were participants on the SES Scheme with Macnas.

File of documents includes a statement from the Newry Civil Rights Association regarding the shooting dead by army personnel of three men on Hill Street, Newry. The statement with a headline of being published by the Newry Reporter, details the events surrounding the shootings and with comments from witnesses and other civil rights campaigners such as Bernadette Devlin.

File of black and white photographs, with contact sheets, colour and black and white, of images taken during rehearsal and production of "Famine".

'Famine' - Written by Tom Murphy and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at the Seapoint Ballroom, Galway, and toured to Lahinch, Eyrecourt, Ballinasloe, Ballaghdereen and Kilassa. Includes printed program from the play, featuring article and images from the life and career of Tom Murphy, an article entitle "The Famine" by an tUasal Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, lecturer in history at University College Galway, an article entitled "Famine Today" by Bishop Eamon Casey, Bishop of Galway and Chairman of Trócaire and also biographies and black and white headshots of cast and production crew members. One item. Printed flyer from the production of 'Famine' at the Seapoint Ballroom. Includes background details on the play and details of venue, dates and tickets. 3 copies. Printed postcard, black with no text. Features black and white image taken from the production of Famine. Image is a scene from the play. 4 copies. TS slip of paper detailing number of performances and percentage of audience that attended the production. One item

Letter from Jerome Hynes, Druid Theatre to Mike Williams, Geology Department, and an t-Uasal Tomás O'Fhlaharta, both of University College Galway (UCG) regarding Williams' and O'Fhlatharta's part-time joining of the Druid company for the production of "Famine". Time sheets from the production also included.

This file consists of material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)’s work in the area of family planning legislation and includes material relating to the Irish Family Planning Association's 21st birthday celebration and fundraiser, The Bloomsday Ball, on 15/06/1990, for which MR acted as patron, including correspondence and programmes (26/03-04/04/1990); letter from Anne O'Neill and Ruth Riddick, Facilitators, Reproductive Rights, in relation to a Women's conference on issues of reproductive rights (10/03/1990) and inviting MR to address the Law workshop on the European dimensions of the issues, 20/02/1990; Planned Parenthood in Europe bulletins for April and September 1990.

Material in this subsubsubseries relates to Mary Robinson’s work in the area of family planning legislation and efforts to have new legislation replace the Family Planning Act 1979, deemed too restrictive. It includes material relating to the 8th amendment, which was inserted in the Irish constitution following a referendum in September 1983 and which by giving the unborn child equal rights to that of the mother, effectively prohibited abortion. It includes correspondence, reports, draft Bills and articles.

Material in this subsubsubseries relates to two family planning bills put forward in the 1970s, namely the Family Planning (contraception) Bill put forward by the Labour party, which Mary Robinson was closely involved in, and the much more restrictive Health (Family Planning) Bill, put forward by the Irish Government as an alternative, draft versions thereof, and correspondence, reports and articles relating to same.

Material in this file includes photocopies of flyer of letter from John Charles [McQuaid], Archbishop of Dublin, Primate of Ireland, to "Very Reverend And Dear Father", 22/03/1971 on topic of "planned" parenthood; The Victor-Bostrom Fund for the International Planned Parenthood Federation Report No 16, Winter 1972-73, "Commercial Distribution of Contraceptives", and report No 18, Spring 1974 "Family Planning: Improving Opportunities for Women”; "Manual of Family Planning", Dr Eleanor Mears, Syntex Information Service for the medical and allied professions, July 1973; photocopy of report "Pulmonary Embolism and Maternal Mortality 1966-1973", Mary Henry, MD [Doctor of Medicine], Rotunda Hospital, Dublin and Varicose Veins Research Department, Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital, 197[3/4?]; article in Irish Times by Father James Good examining the contraception debate on the 5th anniversary of the encyclical, 25/07/1973; article by Dr JT Loughran, Chairman Family Planning Clinic, Mountjoy Square, Dublin, "Amendment of Irish Laws Relating to Contraception", 15/11/1973; article by Dr Michael Solomons "Dublin's first Family Planning Clinic", 197[3/7?]; "The Effects on Families of Putting ‘Anti-Contraception’ Doctrine into Practice", private study on substance of paper presented to the Meeting of the Commission for International Justice and Peace of the Episcopal Conference of England and Wales, 13/07/1969; "The Law as it Affects Family Planning in England and Wales", photocopy of report, signed Tom Courtney, n.d.; Howth Parish newsletter, 10/02/1974 with editorial on contraception, theology and role of priest; booklet and other material relating to Catholic Bishops of England and Wales speaking on world population in 1974; poster for Milltown Institute of theology and Philosophy Public Lectures, Spring 1974; Official Report Dáil Éireann [lower house of Irish parliament] Parliamentary Debates, including in relation to "Control of Importation, Sale and Manufacture of Contraceptives Bill, 1974: First Stage"; several guides published by The Irish Family Planning Association including "A Simple Guide to Contraception and Fertility", March 1975, "Family Planning - A Guide for Parents and Prospective Parents", [1975?], "The Pill", [1975?], and the IFPA Annual report for 1975; pilot issue of IFPA newsletter, [1975?]; flyers "Demand Free Legal Contraception" sent to MR from two separate members of Irishwomen United, 15-16/12/1975.