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Information booklet and list of passengers issued by Royal Mail Lines to those travelling on the RMS Asturias between Argentina and Southampton arriving 26 November 1934. Father Hayes' name has been highlighted on the passenger list.

Material in this subseries relates to the work of Mary Robinson (MR) in connection with The Royal Irish Academy (RIA), an independent, all-island learned society established under charter in 1785. Membership is by election and is considered the highest academic honour in Ireland. MR is one of approximately 680 members, chosen for their distinguished contributions to scholarship and research in the sciences, humanities, social sciences and public service, and was elected in 1991. Material is arranged chronologically across 6 files and includes correspondence, agendas, strategic plans and minutes.

Royal Irish Academy Members' Dining Club menu, 14/03/2008, and flyer relating to procedure for postal voting by Members for the election of President and Council 2008-2009.

Royal Irish Academy Annual Review 2004-2005

Draft Strategic Plan for the Royal Irish Academy and related documents on proposed changes to the Statutes and By-Laws, and implementation process for plan, sent to Mary Robinson as member, by Paddy Buckley, Executive Secretary, 07/03/2002.

Material relating to the Royal Irish Academy (RIA) and Mary Robinson (MR)'s membership of it consisting of correspondence, agendas and minutes. Material includes agendas 16/03/2001 and 30/11/2001; material relating to election of new members and honorary members to the RIA, 07/03/2001 and [?]/11/2001; correspondence relating to re-instituting the Cunningham Medal, and the awarding of medals to four members, 04/04/2001.

Correspondence, agendas and other material sent to Mary Robinson, as member of the Royal Irish Academy (RIA), relating to election of new members (13/06/1999), to invite from David Spearman, President RIA, to MR to private general meeting to address concerns from members on how RIA manages its affairs including its election procedures, (21/09/1999) and to Stated General Meeting at which amendments to by-Laws adopted by Council following previous meeting were to be proposed and approved, with amendments attached, 30/11/1999.

Material relating to Royal Irish Academy (RIA) National Committee for the Study of International Affairs (NCSIA) 4th annual conference, Jury's hotel, Dublin, 20/11/1981, including correspondence between Senator Mary Robinson (MR) and DJ Driscoll, Secretary, NCSIA, in relation to MR chairing one of the sessions at the conference, and including draft and final conference programme, 28/09-09/11/1981; short biography of Padraic N MacKernan, Assistant Secretary and Political director, Department of Foreign Affairs, who was speaking on session MR was chairing; MR's handwritten notes; official invite from Minister for Foreign Affairs to MR to informal reception in Iveagh House, 20/11/1981; cuttings relating to Ireland, its stance on neutrality, and security talks with the EEC [European Economic Community], 09/10-05/11/1981, which were of significance given the conference theme "European Political Cooperation".

Memo typed by Carolyn Swift with detail and information "Entertainment/Educational Possibilities At Royal Hospital Kilmainham", written following her recent visit to the site, with ideas and proposals to develop use and tourism at the site.

Letter of recommendation from R J Carbery, President of Clongowes Wood College, stating that Dermot O'Conor Donelan was a very well-behaved and industrious student in his five years there.