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Photocopy of annotated prompt script used by Druid Theatre company in its production of "Same Old Moon" by Geraldine Aron.

'Same Old Moon' - Printed poster from the Druid Theatre Production of Same Old Moon. Poster details "Geraldine Aron's Hilarious Comedy - 14 performances only". Poster designed by Tom Taheny. Includes details of production crew, dates, times and booking details for performances.

VHS copy and also a Beta tape copy made from the VHS.

Correspondence between Druid Theatre (Jerome Hynes) and Paddy Walshe and Mark Kilroy, respectively regarding photographic services.

File of letters from Sam Sussman to M M O'Shaughnessy. Sussman is a potential investor and writes on headed paper 'Sussman, Wormser & Co, Wholesale Grocers'. The letters concern business dealings and refer to Mr Hill and Dr O H Simons on the subject of exploiting the Balaklaia claim. The final letter, dated 7 Apr 1897 summarises the terms and rates they negotiated, and gives his opinion about Dr Simons as a businessman.

15 images on negative and contact sheets.

Photograph of the Sam Maguire cup in Lucy’s bar, various groups of children and adults pose with the cup. Named are Tom Geoghegan, Micheal Geoghegan, and Bean Ui Geoghegan.

Family photographs (private).

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Salrock, [Salroc]. Some extracts from different sources describing the landscape of the townland, and a note about General Thompson, a veteran officer from Scotland who was resided there, and was zealous for the welfare of tenants. Features described include Lough Much, St. Roc's Roman Catholic Church, Salrock Cottage, Salrock House (where Alex. Thompson resided), Little Killery oyster beds, Cuan na Loinge, and Tóin na Leice. Festy Mortimer of Rosroe, and Professor Wilkins' book 'Ponds, Parks and Passes' are credited as being sources of some of the local information.

Material relating to legal query from Sally Shiels on behalf of Dublin City South Branch of INTO [Irish National Teachers' Organisation]. Mary Robinson (MR) asked to advise on the compatibility with the rules and constitution of the INTO of a proposed motion for congress which sought to establish a fund intended to benefit certain teachers who retired in 1980. The Annual Congress in front of which the motion was intended to be presented was to take place in April 1985, and advice was sought prior to this. MR's opinion was that there was nothing in the motion that would be out of order and could be presented to Congress, and it was then up to Congress to vote as they saw fit.

File consists of correspondence including between MR and Colm MacGeehin, solicitor for Sally Shiels, 19-28/03/1985) and photocopy of letter from Carol Fawsitt of Binchy, Fagan, Fawsitt solicitors to Gerry Quigley, General Secretary, INTO, relating to proposed Motion on Retirals Fund (08/02/1985); background material including photocopy of proposed motion, photocopy of other motions proposed and seconded at previous congresses, extract relating to INTO's Services and Benefits, Retired Teachers Association newsletter, October/November 1984, extract of INTO 116th Annual congress, 23-27/04/1984 report, Agenda of INTO AGM 28/01/1985 with list of motions for congress; case notes and a signed legal opinion from Mary, 19/03/1985.

Two advertisements for the sale of the rentals of Hollybrook, Co. Dublin containing 11 acres and held on a long lease from John and James Barlow to Archibald Richardson and late leased to Christopher Ormsby. Tenants names are Joseph Lamprey, Alexander Murray, Mr. Slack, George Symes, Henry Farange, James Symes, Dr. Collins and J. Smith, not all names appear on each one. Their yearly rent is also given and particulars were at the offices of Labertouche and Stafford, 25 College Green and Messrs Mills and Echlin, 12 Gloucester St., printed.