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              UGA T/T26/38 · Item · 2008
              Part of Theatre

              File includes manuscript letters and postcards from Brian Friel to Joe Vaněk, including text of letter for inclusion within Vaněk's 'Theatrescapes' book as well as comments direct to Vaněk from Friel. Also includes colour photographs of Friel and Vaněk together and of images taken at various locations around Donegal. Correspondence also include comments by Friel on elements of stage design of his plays by Vaněk, including for Molly Sweeney and for Dancing at Lughnasa.

              File also includes separate single typed letter signed by theatre director Peter Hall sent to Joe Vaněk, stating he admired Vaněk's design work on Friel's plays and hopes to meet with Vaněk soon.

              UGA T/T26/39 · Item · 04/1994
              Part of Theatre

              A4-size hardback notebook with assorted manuscript notes and drawings by Joe Vaněk. The item relates to production of Moses' Rock at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, 1994. References, notes, sketches, some items of correspondence etc. relating to productions including "Moses Rock" by Hugh Hunt and Frank O'Connor, directed by Patrick Mason and designed by Joe Vaněk.

              Ouroboros - Cheque Books
              UGA T/T30/2/5/7 (1-2) · Item · 2005-2010
              Part of Theatre

              Used cheque books with stubs for payments made by Ouroboros Theatrre Company. Information is recorded on each stub regarding the payment made.

              "1998-1999 Pre-Devolution"
              UGA POL/POL42/2/1/6C · Item · 1998-1999
              Part of Political

              File labelled "1998-1999 Pre Devolution" and being a file of records relating to work of the Executive Committee in that time and by Hugh Logue. File includes Draft typed speech by Seamus Mallon MP on the announcement of his resignation, with manuscript notes on first and last page. Post-it note attached states "Mallon's Resignation 15 July 1999"; Draft article by Peter May sent to Hugh Logue "as requested" and being a statement on decommissioning, concerns of Unionists and Republicans, language in the media by Sinn Féin re. decommissioning, with comments noted by Logue throughout (5 July 1999); Document from Peter May to Logue re. roles a nominate/shadow Minister could have (21 May 1999); Copy signed letter from Marjorie (Mo) Mowlam to "Dear John" (Lord Alderdice of Knock, Stormont) with comment from Mowlam on the Additional Standing Order on the Appointment of Ministers (Designate) (15 Jul 1999); Correspondence from Dr. John Bradley of the Economic And Scientific Research Institute [n.d]; Document headed "Departmental Structures (n.d.); Document by Paul Sweeney to Logue re. "Reinventing Government" attaching a paper prepared by Robin Wilson entitled "Reinventing Government - A Once-Only Opportunity" (8 Sep 1998); "resume of Proposed Urgent Clarifications of Requests from NICS by Deputy First Minister"; Document from David Ferguson re. "First Minister/Deputy First minister Weekly Meetings" (27 Nov 1998); Office of First and Deputy First Ministers Business plan Aug 1998 - Mar 1999"; "Preparation of the Programme for Government" (19 May 1999); Letter from Peter may to Logue re. Issues Arising following article in the Times (25 June 1999); Text of joint draft statement on decommissioning; Partial document "The Way Forward: A Joint Statement by the British and Irish Governments". Final also includes numerous pages of assorted related manuscript notes by Logue pertaining to above points and issues.

              UGA A/A8/1/1/2 · Item · 01/04/1903
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Peadar Ua Laoghaire, Castlelyons, County Cork, to Mr Henry saying that he has gone over the book and can find no grammatical errors. He states that he would have mistaken his Irish for Munster Irish. "What a lot of nonsense has been said and w