This series consists of Mary Robinson’s personal diaries from 1967-2013 (P143/16/1) and daily schedules and engagements from 1998-2013 (P143/16/2).
[Archivist’s Note: Robinson’s term as President of Ireland is not covered by the diaries present in the first subseries.]
INCOMPLETE - FURTHER CATALOGUING OF THIS SERIES TO COME
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Four black and white photograph relating to "Diarmaid agus Gráinne" by Micheál Mac Liammóir mounted on a board. The first photograph features Micheál Mac Giolla Cheallaigh. The second photograph shows Micheál Mac Giolla Cheallaigh, Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, Treasa Nic Oirealla. The third photograph features Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill. The fourth photograph shows Treasa Nic Oirealla, Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill all 200x150mm). Also four black and white photographs, copies of the first, third and fourth photographs, as well as a photograph of Treasa Nic Oirealla (all 200x150mm).
15 images on negative and contact sheets.
Studio portraits of Diarmaid Mac an Adhastair, who played John Mills' double in the 1969 film, 'Ryan's Daughter'.
Studio portraits of some children, individual portrait of Eimear Gillen/Delaney, and picture of two little boys seated together, and one of the boys with Eimear.
Telegram from Seán Wilmot, Comhar Drámuíochta Baile Átha Cliath, to Prof. Ó Briain, stating that the actors can bring "Diarmuid agus Grainne" to UCD in October, and that he will arrange the venue [in Irish].
Costume and set design sketches by Micheál Mac Liammóir in relation to the production of "Diarmuid agus Gráinne", as well as a prop list and scenic requirements apart from the main structure, both typescript with amendments.
Booklet containing stage movements for the play "Diarmuid agus Gráinne" for Tabhdhearc na Gaillimhe, by Micháel Mac Liammóir. Copy for Mac Liammóir himself, and also a copy for Seán Ó hÓráin [in Irish].
Letter from Miss Fogarty, Devonmore House, to Liam Ó Briain enclosing a letter she had received from B Smyth. She states that her father has died, and that was the reason for her absence. Enclosed letter from B Smyth, 4 Abbeygate St., Galway, to Miss Fogarty stating that he has only one copy of the music and he would pass it onto her when he could. He outlines the trouble that Mr Edwards went to and states further, "It was too bad that you were away, but I understand you had refused to play".