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Files relating to the production of William Shakespeare's "Richard II" by Ouroboros Theatre Company in Association with The Everyman Theatre Cork, and staged at the Everyman and at the Peacock Theatre, (The Abbey Theatre) Dublin.

Records pertaining to the estate of Lt. Richard Berridge (1870-1941), who inherited his father's estate in 1887 at age 17. The seat of the younger Berridge was Ballynahinch Castle, County Galway, where he lived until selling the estate to Ranjitsinhji in 1924. He was a justice of the peace for the county and, in 1894, High Sheriff. Records include: Ordnance Survey maps; sale agreements & title records; mortgages & rental records; correspondence with the General Post Office; post-nuptial agreements with wife Mary Eulalia (née Lesley); fishing, quarrying and sporting rights at Ballynahinch and Recess; and releases of land for buildings and rights-of-way.

Records pertaining to the ownership of lands in County Galway (the former Martin estate), including Ballynahinch, by London-based brewer Richard Berridge (1808-1887), including deeds of mortgages, schedules of tenants, and post-mortem estate settlements.

Two cassette tapes, c. 1970s/1980s (no exact date), with label "RIC Interview, J. Lavelle, Fermanagh" and "(2) Fermanagh, P. [Reidwill]". Note from Joan Boyle states that "These are interviews with old RIC men made when Kevin was researching his work on t

Rules of incorporation, in Irish, for a proposed non-profit organisation that would operate a factory in Carna to teach traditional boatbuilding skills to young men of Connemara. Listed directors are: Pádraig Ó Cosgordha of Cárna; and Seán Ó Cathasaigh, Beartle Ó Clocharta, Colm Ó Maolchiaráin, and Pádraig Ó Cathasaigh of Muigh-Inis (Maínis).

Records from the world premiere production of Rhymes from the Ancient Mariner, produced by Macnas as part of the Galway Arts Festival, directed by Rod Goodall. Includes flyer from the production, with cast and production crew information. Includes typescript first draft of the script, dated May 1997, and 'Declan [Gibbons]'s copy; Paper props used in the production, including $100,000 bills.

Typed material with annotation by Carolyn Swift, being drafts or excerpts from Pike Theatre Revues.

Printed schedule of cases to be heard before the Court of the Land Commission, Sub-Commission No 7, Ennistymon, includes 11 holdings at Aughinish, part of John Wilson Lynch's estate.

Manuscript notes by Kevin Boyle regarding planning and preparation for the launch of the book; copies of various press reviews of the book; publishing catalogues from the University of Pennsylvania Press and text of comments and remarks made by Mary Robin

Press cuttings from English and Irish newspapers of the TV drama, "The Rockingham Shoot", written by John McGahern.