15 images on negative and contact sheets.

Stills from 'The Boy From Mercury'. Up close shots of Rita Tushingham, who played May Cronin in the film, standing at a graveside. Photograph of Séamus Deasy, cinematographer. Hugh O’Conor, who played the character of Paul.

Continuation of photographs of Seán Mac Dhonncha.

File includes colour photographs of the set model-box designed by Joe Vaněk; photocopy printed materials used in design research, general information booklet related to the production; technical specification and critical stage dimensions; drawing of section through stage area; prop list; draft pencil drawings of set design by Vaněk; photograph of Declan Conlon in costume from the production.

File of photographs from Druid Theatre production of "The Blue Macushla" by Tom Murphy and directed by John Crowley. Production photographs by Amelia Stein. Publicity photographs by Aengus McMahon. Cast members are in costume and on set. Rehearsal images also included. Those pictured include Tom Murphy, Anthony Brophy, Gregory Gudgeon, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Gerard Carey, Marjorie Yates, Ray McBride, Tony Flynn, Tommy Tiernan, Séan Rocks, Katherine O’Toole, Donncha Crowley.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 9 images, (and another 3 images are cut off).

Primarily stills and behind the scenes photographs from the making of the 1994 film, 'The Bishop's Story', a reworking of Bob Quinn's 1987 film, 'Budawanny', which was adapted from the Pádraic Standúin novel 'Súil le Breith'. Filming took place in Tallaght. Photographs of a man set-dancing with a large crowd surrounding him. Portrait images of Donal McCann in character as the titular Bishop, and with the actor Ray McBride. Behind the scenes shot of Bob Quinn with his son Robert, second assistant director on set.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet. Contact sheet contains 23 images, the negative sheet contains 15 of these.

Photographs of costume trials for Margaret (Maggie) Fegan and Donal McCann in the making of the 1994 film, 'The Bishop's Story'. This was a reworking of Bob Quinn's 1987 film, 'Budawanny', which was adapted from the Pádraic Standúin novel 'Súil le Breith'.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 34 images.

Primarily stills and behind the scenes photographs from the making of the 1994 film, 'The Bishop's Story', a reworking of Bob Quinn's 1987 film, 'Budawanny', which was adapted from the Pádraic Standúin novel 'Súil le Breith'. Stills of Donal McCann and Ray McBride, with Bob Quinn directing in some of the images.

Contact sheet and corresponding negative sheet containing 36 images.

Primarily stills and behind the scenes photographs from the making of the 1994 film, 'The Bishop's Story', a reworking of Bob Quinn's 1987 film, 'Budawanny', which was adapted from the Pádraic Standúin novel 'Súil le Breith'. Group images of the film crew, posed and also at work, and stills of Donal McCann.

Black and white photographs from production of The Beaux Stratagem by the Globe Theatre Company. Includes images of Genevieve Lyons and male cast member in costume, and also a group cast shot of Lyons and other female cast members with the play title written on an umbrella placed in front of them.

Black and white photograph from the Druid Theatre world premiere production and tour of "The Beauty Queen of Leenane". Photographs by Dee Conway, London. Produced at the Royal Court Theatre, London. Includes portrait image of Anna Manahan and Tom Murphy.

File of black and white photographs from the Druid Theatre world premiere production of "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" by Martin McDonagh and directed by Garry Hynes. Photographs by Amelia Stein. Cast members are in costume and on set. Those pictured include Anna Manahan, Marie Mullen, Brian F. O'Byrne and Tom Murphy. Also includes colour photograph of Garry Hynes, Francis O'Connor (Designer) with Michael D. Higgins, Minister for Arts, viewing a set model-box of the production. Also promotion shots as featured on the programme cover from the production and profile shots of Garry Hynes and of Martin McDonagh.