Hardback Diary, A4 size, published by TÁRA, labelled "BR/Áras 1992". Contains handwritten entries mainly listing engagements and including contact names and numbers. Also includes attached typed list of Mary Robinson (MR)'s patronages for 1992, with note "Patronage is for specific event and lapses when the event is concluded."; attached typed list of interviews given (by MR) during 1991; single typed page titled "SDU - Trips abroad", listing trips for period January 1991-April 1992, 05/05/1992.

[The Special Detective Unit (SDU) is the main domestic security agency of the Garda Síochána, the national police force of Ireland, under the aegis of the Crime & Security Branch].

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Hardback Appointments book, A4 size, published by TÁRA, labelled "BR/1993 Áras". Contains handwritten entries mainly listing engagements and including contact names and numbers. Also includes loose typed list of Presidential visits abroad 1993; attached typed list "SDU: Trips Outside the Jurisdiction Involving At Least One Overnight", with notation; attached typed list of interviews given (by Mary Robinson) during 1993.

[The Special Detective Unit (SDU) is the main domestic security agency of the Garda Síochána, the national police force of Ireland, under the aegis of the Crime & Security Branch].

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Hardback Appointments book, A4 size, published by TÁRA, labelled "BR/1994 Áras". Contains handwritten entries mainly listing engagements and including contact names and numbers. Also includes attached list of Irish Presidents, with dates of inaugurations, dates of retirements/resignations, and dates of death; attached typed lists of visits abroad in 1994 approved or under consideration, Nov 1993, and 01 Feb 1994; typed list of members of new government; attached typed list "SDU: Trips Outside the Jurisdiction Involving At Least One Overnight" (Jan 1991-June 1994), with notation; attached typed list of interviews given (by Mary Robinson) during 1993; attached typed document "Meetings of the Council of State have been held as follows:...", and short typed note on the formula for calculating date of the Annual Arbour Hill Commemoration Ceremonies each May.

[The Special Detective Unit (SDU) is the main domestic security agency of the Garda Síochána, the national police force of Ireland, under the aegis of the Crime & Security Branch].

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Folder on background material relating to the National Distance Education Centre sent to Mary Robinson, 1991 by Chris Curran, Director.

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Folder of photocopies of typed documentation "Department of Foreign Affairs Selected Briefing Material for week ending 12th February 1993", marked confidential, with cover letter from Kevin Conmy, Private Secretary to the Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs, to Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President, for attention of President Mary Robinson. Consists of reports from various ambassadors and embassies to the Taoiseach including from Bonn, Germany, Copenhagen, Denmark, The Hague, The Netherlands, and Paris, France relating to currency and the EMU [Economic and Monetary Union]; from Washington, USA and Bonn in relation to visit to Washington by German Foreign Minister, Klaus Kinkel on 4th Feb 1993; from Rome, Italy relating to visit by Italian Foreign Minister Colombo to Bosnia and Croatia, 4th Feb 1993; from The Hague on EC [European Community] luncheon with new Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs at which Yugoslavia, EMU, Zaire and transparency in workings of the Community were discussed; from Madrid, Spain in relation to Spanish policy on Gibraltar; from Moscow, Russia in relation to ratification of START II Treaty by Russian Parliament; from Paris in relation to domestic situation in Morrocco, Western Sahara and Mahgreb Arab Union; from Lagos, Nigeria on new government structures in Nigeria, from Canberra, Australia on visit of Australian Foreign Minister, Gareth Evans, to Thailand and Cambodia, from Tokyo, Japan on efforts being made by Japan to develop closer ties with ASEAN countries [Association of Southeast Asian Nations] and from New Delhi, India on visit to India by UK Prime Minister, John Major, on 26 Jan 1993.

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Women's Community Project Magazine 1992-93 [related to Community Centre in Mullingar?]; National Youth Council of Ireland Annual Report, 1993; Youth Link Report 1991-1993; A Focus Point Pre-Budget submission on Homelessness and Housing, Dec 1993.

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Folder of typed documentation "Department of Foreign Affairs Selected Briefing Material for week ending 5 March 1993", marked confidential. Consists of reports from various ambassadors and embassies to the Taoiseach including from Copenhagen, Denmark in relation to second Danish referendum on Maastricht Treaty, from Bonn, Germany on the state of the German economy, from Paris, France on French attitudes to the GATT [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade] negotiations, from Brussels, Belgium in relation to relations between the EC [European Community] and Central America, from London, England, United Kingdom on Prime Minister John Major's visit to Washington, USA, from Bonn and Athens, Greece in relation to former Yugoslavia, and from Cairo, Egypt and Tehran, Iran in relation to the Middle East including visit of US Secretary of State Warren Christopher to Egypt and of meeting in Tehran of EC Heads of Mission at which the reported assassination attempt on Rafsanjani, the case of Salman Rushdie, the Iranian economy and Iran/EC relations were discussed.

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Correspondence from Kevin Boyle, Director Human Rights Centre, University of Essex to Mary Robinson (MR) on topic of United Nations Year of Tolerance, 09/05/1994, with attached documents relating to proposal for an International Day of Freedom of Religion or Belief, 01 October 1993, and preliminary information document on European Youth Campaign Against Racism, Xenophobia, Antisemitism and Intolerance, Council of Europe, Strasbourg, 09 March, 1994; typed background notes on Kenya, sent to MR from Department of Foreign Affairs, 26/04/1994 and report from Tom Kitt TD, Minister of State for Development Cooperation to Taoiseach, in connection with Kitt's visit to Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya, 02/06/1994; summary record of 1235th and 1239th meetings of Human Rights Committee 12/7/1993, 20/07/1993 (published 02/1994, sent 01/03/1994), relating to International covenant on civil and political rights, initial report of Ireland and 50th session of the Human Rights Commission, 31 Jan - 11 March 1994, "Statement by the Delegation of Ireland on the Reform of the UN Rights Commission", all sent by Dónal [Denham?], Permanent Mission of Ireland, Geneva.

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Reports: Insurance Ombudsman of Ireland Annual Report 1993 with press release re its launch 08/03/1994, cover letter from Paulyn Marrinan Quinn, Ombudsman and reply from Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to President Mary Robinson (MR), 14/03/1994; programme and final report - United Nations DPI/NGO Annual Conference 8-10 September 1993: "Social Development A New Definition for Security", May 1994; Cothú, The Business Council for the Arts information booklet on Business Training for the Arts 1993/4 [MR patron]; International Fund for Ireland annual report 1994; CARA (Irish Housing Assoc Ltd) Annual Report 1993/94 (10th anniversary commemorative edition with copy of congratulatory letter from MR reproduced on front page) and loose typed agenda for AGM, 29/11/1994.

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Material relating to Irish Diaspora, includes folder of correspondence, brochures and other documents relating to Irish Studies courses abroad, memo relating to Dave Reynolds, Glór na Deoraí, the address to be given by Mary Robinson (MR) to Council of State, and issues of votes for emigrants, 13/01/1995, transcript of unidentified tape recording relating to Irish diaspora, and material relating to the Great Irish Famine [1845-1849], draft text on the Irish language, letter from Council of Irish Genealogical Organisations congratulating MR on the theme of her forthcoming address to both houses of the Oireachtas, 13/01/1995 and letter from Paul Byrne, Irish Episcopal Commission for Emigrants which references same speech and suggests topic of emigration be inserted into third-level studies, 08/01/1995; address by Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action Director, Quintin Oliver at annual conference of the Irish Episcopal Commission for Emigrants, Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas (ICPO) 5 year report 1988-1993, ICPO flyers and pamphlets and newsletter October 1994, and cover letter from Oliver, 30/01/1995; report on "...Needs of Irish Agencies to Assist Development", Seán Hutton, Community Care Development Co-ordinator, Federation of Irish Societies, Jan 1995; "New York Irish history", Vol 8 1993-1994, Journal of the New York Irish History Roundtable.

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