Single page cast listing for productions of "The Plough and the Stars" by Sean O'Casey (Abbey stage, 7 May 1991) and "The Patriot Game, (Peacock stage,15 May 1991)

'The Pongo Plays'. Written by Henry Livings and directed by Garry Hynes. Lunchtime play performed at the Coachman Hotel, Dominick Street, Galway. See 'Posters'

Typescript fourth draft of film treatment by Éamon Little of The Pornographer by John McGahern. Includes printed email from Little to Madeline McGahern, with his thoughts on the novel and his ideas to make it into a film and general comments/thoughts on the project proposal to Madeline McGahern.

Second file includes typescript of other unlabelled film treatment, with opening scene of "Day Zero - Callan"

Typescript of film treatment of John McGahern's novel "The Pornographer". Item is unlabelled but with a name of "Anita Barrett" noted on cover of file.

Revised typescript of screenplay of "The Pornographer" adapted for the screen by Kieran Hickey and Douglas Kennedy (B.A.C. Films, Dublin).

'The Pot of Broth' / 'Purgatory' Written by W.B. Yeats and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Fo'castle Theatre, Dominick Street, Galway. See ' Photographs'.

Typescript of the play, "The Power of Darkness" by John McGahern.

Copy of report being a consultation paper by the Northern Ireland Office, London and entitled The Powers of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission. A letter is enclosed from Chris Flatt, Head of Human Rights and Equality, Northern Ireland Office, seeking comment on the consultation paper from Kevin Boyle.

Typed letter from Jim Duffy, Dublin, Ireland, to President Mary Robinson, detailing his thesis "The Presidency of Ireland: 'An Inherently Unsatisfactory Office?'" and what it covered and argued, and enquiring whether she wanted a copy, 26/03/1993.

Ref: P143/4/17/2

Material relating to the setting up of a cross border design award scheme "The President Robinson Awards for the Design of Travellers' Accommodation", consisting of several copies of the brochure for the official award, including application section and letter and fax correspondence between Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to the President, and Carley Brown, Secretary to potential funders The Lawlor Foundation, London, Barbara FitzGerald, the Irish Association for Cultural, Economic and Social Relations (one of the scheme's organisers), and John O'Connell, DTEDG [Dublin Travellers Education Development Group], Pavee Point.

Ref: P143/4/6/6/2