File from the Clare Archaeological and Historical Society Conference held in Ennis in April 1972 on the theme of Prehistoric Ireland. Includes press cuttings which feature images of Etienne Rynne and students from UCG attending the conference; Draft version and final schedule of conference programme. Also correspondence between Etienne Rynne and others such as Dr. Peter Harbison, Archaeological Officer, An Bórd Fáilte; Peter Woodman of the Ulster Museum, Belfast; Dr. George Eogan, Dept. of Archaeology, UCD; Dr. J.X.W.P. Corcoran, Dept of Archaeology, University of Glasgow; Professor M.J. O'Kelly, UCC; James Flynn, The Friary, Ennis; Pauline Burke, O'Mara, Limerick; Dermot A. Ryan, Dublin; Professor David Greene, Director, Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies; Mary Geary; Elizabeth Shee, Dept of Archaeology, UCC; C.J.F. McCarthy, Cork; Michael O'Mara, limerick; Dr. Michael Herity, Dept of Archaeology, UCD; Yvonne Robin, Dublin;

Files relating the annual conference of the Clare Archaeological and Historical Society, with each annual labelled by Etienne Rynne was "The Ennis Conference". Rynne was an annual attendee, contributor and organiser of the conference. Files contain conference programmes, planning and administrative correspondence, press cuttings and photographs.

Photocopy of TS letter from J. Christopher Napier, Solicitor, Belfast, to Francis Notarantonio, Belfast, discussing the latter's claim for damages incurred during internment as opposed to by detention.

Editions of 'Civil Rights', the newspaper and news bulletin of the N.I.C.R.A. Editions include 3 Jun 1972, 25 Nov 1972, 27 Jan 1973,19 Apr 1973, 12 May 1973, January 1975, April 1975.

TS document by unknown author, entitled "Civil Rights & Liberties England and Northern Ireland, A Report to Colleagues.", detailing the current state of Civil Rights in Northern Ireland, Great Britain, the U.S.A. and specific factors within the struggle for Civil Rights.

Press cuttings collected by the Language Freedom Movement from publications including 'Hibernia'. Included is a letter on the subject of language and national identity, an Irish language piece by Proinsias Mac Aonghusa entitled 'Gael agus Gall' in which he argues that Irish is the unique characteristic of the Irish people, a badge of nationality. A translation is attached, it is written on the back of a blueprint in Christopher Morris's handwriting.

Records relating to other groups active in the struggle for Civil Rights in Northern Ireland

Print copy of paper by Kevin Boyle, "Civil Liberties in Northern Ireland".

TS copy of text of talk delivered by Kevin Boyle and given before the annual meeting of the Young Members Group of the Society of Public Teachers of Law, held in Leeds, U.K.

TS letter signed by Fred Heatley and sent to [Kevin Boyle], detailing how following "a public meeting in Belfast on November 28th. . .it was decided to form a committee representative of all shades . . .for the purpose of calling a Northern Ireland conference on Civil Liberties... " and invites Kevin Boyle to express 'his views and the views of his organisation', [the N.I.C.R.A.]