First edition of the book written by Michael Rynne, 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands', published by Von Duncker and Humbolt Press, Munich, 1930. Printed bound hard-back first edition.

MS letters between Michael Rynne and various Irish publications and their editors, such as The New Statesman; The Fortnightly Review; The Irish Times, The Society of Comparative Legislation, and the Quarterly Review. Also includes MS letter from Michael Tierney, Dáil Éireann, mentioning receiving the book from Rynne amd George Russell, AE, and his plans to have the book reviewed.

Files of correspondence, primarily in German and with Duncker and Humblot publisher, Munich. Also correspondence in French, with other parties, present. Includes publications catalogue from the publisher, which lists Michael Rynne's book on page 48.

File of MS letters to Michael Rynne from Sean [ ] of the Irish delegation, Geneva; W.P.M. Kennedy, Professor of Law, University of Toronto; and W.Y. Elliot, Professor, Harvard University. The letters generally discuss reviews of Michael Rynne's book, 'Die Völkerrechtliche Stellung Irlands' and include some copies of English-language reviews.

Typed script of 'Diary of a Divorced Woman' by Geraldine Aron, a commissioned play by Druid Theatre and includes cover letter from Aron sending the play to Garry Hynes. Play is an early draft of 'My Brilliant Divorce'.

Printed programme from "Diarmuid and Grainne", adapted and directed by Paul Mercier and staged by the Passion Machine Theatre Company in association with Abhann Productions, directed by Paul Mercier. Programmes includes information on the play and biographies and headshot images of the cast and creative team members.

Script from the production of "Diamonds in the Soil" by Macnas,first produced at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin. Diamonds in the Soil is a physical and visual theatre piece that explores the life of artist Vincent Van Gogh through his work.

Printed programmes from the production of Diamonds in the Soil by Macnas, devised and designed by Patrick O'Reilly; directed by Mikel Murfi; a poem by Frank McGuinness entitled "Van Gogh in Donegal", world premiere on 6 October 1998, Olympia Theatre, Dublin, as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.

'Dial M for Murder' Written by Frederick Knott and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Chapel Lane, Galway. Includes printed paper flyer featuring a black and white cover image from the play, details of cast and crew members, acknowledgements from Druid theatre company and advertisements from local businesses. 6 copies. Printed black and white invitation from Druid Theatre Company to attend the production of 'Dial M for Murder' with text, "A murder has been arranged and will take place in the course of the performance of 'Dial M for Murder'. Four copies. See also 'Photographs'

File relating to Boyle acting as Department of Foreign Affairs-appointed rapporteur on the United Nations Seminar on the Encouragement of Understanding Tolerance and Respect in Matters Relating to Freedom of Religion or Belief, held in Geneva, December 1984. Includes draft and final report on the seminar compiled by Boyle; letters of correspondence concerning the seminar and Ireland's place in being party to religious matters within the United Nations. Letters include between Boyle and Juliet Sheen, Research and Policy Division, New South Wales Anti-Discrimination Board, Sydney; Prof. [Iwao] Muna Kata, Sophia University, Japan; Michael Roan, Minneapolis; Kwadwo F. Nyamekye, Deputy Director, Centre for Human Rights, United Nations, Geneva; Max Tardu, Centre for Human Rights, Palais des Nations, Geneva; Ambassador and Hrs Hayes [Geneva]; Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan, Centre for Human Rights, Palais des Nations, Geneva; Bishop Cathal Daly, Belfast; Canon Elliot [Belfast]; John Robb, Surgeon, Co. Antrim; Dr. Andrej Redelbach; Carmel Heaney, Geneva; Prof. John P. Roche, Tufts University, Harvard; Prof. Dennis O'Driscoll, Galway and Kathryn Duffy, RTÉ, Dublin.