Colour photograph of group, seated, inside hut in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. Pictured include Frankie Cox (RIP), Charlie Hoban, Dublin, Jim McCrystal, Lurgan, Daithi Saunders (RIP), Paddy Mac, Belfast, Martin Mallon, Belfast, Micky Linehan, Belfast, Sean Maguire, Belfast.

Colour photograph of group within a hut in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, 1976.

Sepia photograph of Paddy McMenamin (Left) and Joe Doherty (right - smoking) inside a hut in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.

Typescript of "Caliban". A poem written by Fred Johnston for Patricia Burke- Brogan.

File details the discussions of setting up a community enterprise with Callan Community Enterprise group, Co. Kilkenny; Includes the steps taken for Module A of the community enterprise development programme.

File includes biography of Etienne Rynne based on his role of President of the Cambrian Archaeological Society.
File 1 includes text of presidential address by Rynne, entitled "A Pagan Celtic Background for Sheela-na-Gigs?" Also manuscript notes for address by Rynne in advance of his lecture.
File 2 is Correspondence relating to Cambrian Archaeological Society, such as letters to Rynne discussing and proposing events, articles and also discussions on various objects. Correspondence with Rynne from organisations such as the Roscommon Archaeological Society; The National Museum of Ireland; UCG, and others.
File 3 includes assorted copies of articles and research materials used by Rynne in relation to work of the Cambrian Archaeological Society.

Documents relating to the Cameron Report, a report published on 12 Sep 1969, being an investigation into the outbreak of violence and civil disturbances in 1968. These documents include one with a heading "The organisations Involved" and details so-called 'infiltration' of the Civil Rights Movement by Left-Wing extremists such as Kevin Boyle and Michael Farrell; document headed "The Real Causes" written in Kevin Boyle's hand; document headed "the Newry Demonstration" detailing the Report's consideration of the R.U.C.'s decision to re-route the Newry Civil Rights March; and a report headed "The Police Force", describing the analysis of the Police by the Cameron Report in instances of civil unrest.

Printed pamphlet entitled "Campaign Against Reagan's Foreign Policy - Reagan and the Crimes of Apartheid. Statement by the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement.", detailing and commenting on the foreign policy of U.S. President Ronald Reagan.

Printed flyers and booklets issued and published by the Campaign for Social Justice in Northern Ireland. Titles include "Northern Ireland - Why Justice Cannot be Done", "Northern Ireland - Legal Aid to Oppose Discrimination - Not likely!", "Northern Ireland - The Plain Truth" and "Northern Ireland - The Mailed Fist - a Record of Army and Police Brutality from Aug - Nov 1971". Also includes edition of Campaign Newsletter of the Campaign for Social Justice in Northern Ireland, no. 16, 23 January 1972. TS letter from Conn Mc[ ] of the Campaign for Social Justice to Kevin Boyle detailing a bill for [legal services] of Mrs John Hamill. (1 Jan 1969)

Large poster of Mary Robinson from presidential election campaign as the Labour Party candidate.

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