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File of undated colour photographic prints taken during Macnas workshop event. Noted to be from Bealtaine Festival event - c. late 1990s.

Script de "Bean an Ghaiscidhigh" (“La Mujer del Heroe”) le Martinez Sierra, aistrithe ag Tomás Ó hÉineacháin agus léirithe ag Micheál Mac Liammóir.

Script for "Bean an Ghaiscidhigh" (“La Mujer del Heroe”) by Martinez Sierra, translated by Tomás Ó hÉineacháin and produced by Micheál Mac Liammóir.

File of TS and MS correspondence relating to the planning and administration of the world premiere of "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" by Martin McDonagh directed by Garry Hynes. File includes letters between Joe Gavin, City Manager, Galway Corporation and Jane Daly, Druid Theatre Company, discussing the invitation to Druid Theatre to open the new 'municipal theatre' in Galway (18 May - 31 May 1995); Letters between Gavin and Daly discussing technical requirements for the new theatre and in inventory of same (8 Jun - 4 Sep 1995); Letter from Daly to Gavin seeking clarification on matters such as Druid's policy of open public dress rehearsals (5 Oct 1995); an agenda of items for discussion regarding the opening performance, between Daly and Mike Diskin, Manager, Town Hall Theatre (16 Oct 1995); Draft sample agreement for productions at the Town Hall Theatre; Draft and also [final] agreement for production at the Town Hall Theatre for "The Beauty Queen of Leenane", agreed by Druid and the Town Hall, signed by Mike Diskin, theatre manager. (20 Oct 1995) with related correspondence between Druid and Diskin, Oct - Dec 1995. Production budget for the play produced and sent to Garry Hynes (7 Nov 1995)

File includes correspondence of planning and administration of Druid production and world premiere of "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" (BQL) by Martin McDonagh and directed by Garry Hynes. File includes quotation for construction and fit-up of set for BQL (3 Jan 1996); Letter from Jane Daly, Druid Theatre to Mike Diskin, Town Hall Theatre with copy of contract with rider to agreement, detailing all terms and agreements of production contract (12 Jan 1996); Signed final contract signed by Jane Daly and Mike Diskin (12 Jan 1996). Further correspondence concerns arrangements and schedule for opening night of production, including invitation lists, RSVP information and publicity, promotion and sponsorship plan. Letters include from Dan Buggy, Assistant Town Clerk, Galway Corporation; Paddy Woodworth, Arts Editor, Irish Times; Carmel Hynes, Galway Corporation; Peter Moran, Glenlo Abbey, Hotel; Liz Powell, Arts Council; Emer O'Kelly, Sunday Independent and J. Gavin, Galway Corporation. Letters also discuss the fee and commission for the play and for contract discussions regarding Martin McDonagh.

Notebook containing handwritten draft of script for [“Bed and Banner”}, characters include Arthur and Merlin.

Print out of box-office summary from production of "bedbound", a play by Enda Walsh, produced by MacKenzieRo, the Irish Repertory Theatre Company of Canada, and staged at Druid Lane Theatre.

File includes manuscript notes from excavations at Churchfield, Co. Mayo. Includes black and white photograph prints of the beehive quern and also rubbings of the stone surface made on transparent parchment. Also some copy printed published articles on beehive querns.

Beethoven - The Complete Works for Piano and Violin. Concerts held at Taibhdhearc Na Gaillimhe, Middle Street, Galway and performed by Paul Barritt and James Lisney. Includes printed concert programme with an introduction article from Jane O'Leary, Chair, Music for Galway, an article from Digital Enterprise Research Institute (D.E.R.I.) - sponsor of the concert, biographies and black and white headshots of both musicians and notes on the individual pieces.

Typescript of 'A Personal Memoir of Brendan Behan', by Séamus de Búrca of Dublin, with amendments (11pp). Also covering letter from de Búrca to Rivers Carew of Dublin.

Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Behind the Iron Curtain", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies.