Correspondence relating to a Freedom of Information request in respect of all communication between Mary Robinson as Chancellor and Mr Aleksandar Zejak from 31/10/2009-04/01/2010, possibly relating to appeal to The Visitors for which MR devolved powers to most senior Pro Chancellor.

Material includes correspondence relating to symposium on "The Common Agricultural Policy - it's future Development", 30/05-21/06/1980; copy of typed draft of resolution for consideration by the Labour Party European Affairs Committee (EAC) relating to cuts in the Regional Development Fund which government had agreed to, 19[80?]; photocopy of Labour Party "Programme for Government 1981-1986"; Labour Party International Affairs Committee (IAC) draft policy statement "Disarmament", Tony Brown, International Secretary, 03/1981 and "draft Policy Statement on South Africa, 11/1981 [the EAC may have become the IAC]; agenda for IAC meeting, 18/05/1982 with resolution attached on Irish Apartheid Movement; North East Labour News newsletters October 1982, November/December 1982; circulars to members including from Labour Party Leader, Dick Spring, 09/12/1982.

Material includes circulars to Labour parliamentary party administration council, 15/02/1983; circulars to branch, regional and constituency secretaries, 28/02/1983, 22/06/1983, 18/12/1983; circulars to The Association of Labour Councillors Steering Committee [MR Dublin City Councillor at this stage?], 09/03/1983; Labour Party Leader's newsletters, April 1983, [?]/1983, 10/1983; circulars to Labour party members 27/06/1983; circular to various councils within Labour party, 08/09/1983; photocopies of correspondence between Alan M Dukes, Minister for Finance and Brendan Halligan, MEP [Minister of European Parliament], in relation to submission of plans for economic and social development of Dublin region, 20-26/09/1983; circular to deputies, senators and MEPs from Pat Duffy, Labour Party Financial Director in relation to upcoming Bye-election, the first since change of leadership of party, 21/10/1983; letter from Labour Youth to Dick Spring, Leader of Labour Party in relation to commitment to re-open Clondalkin Mill, 08/11/1983; receipt for donation from Mary Robinson to Bye-election fund, 15/11/1983; agendas for Parliamentary Labour Party meeting on 7th December, which includes discussion paper on "Disturbing Aspects of Criminal Law Process in N[orthern] Ireland, 02/12/1983, on 14th December with letter from Westmeath Federation requesting assistance to keep Rural Home Economics Schools open, 09/12/1983, on 4th January, which includes material relating to the Local Broadcasting Bill to be discussed, 29/12/1983 and on 10th January, 29/12/1983.

Material includes circulars to members of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) with meeting agendas, briefs, reports and minutes attached, 12/01-05/12/1984, including brief on Local Authority Reform, 14/03/1984, McKinsey report for Transport, 16/03/1984, brief and statistics relating to Land Tax, 27/09/1984, brief from Valerie Kelly, Research Officer on Transport Policy Group's views on aspects of National Economic Plan - Transport Section, 25/10/1984; circular to Subcommittee on Employment, 27/01/1984; correspondence to Mary Robinson (MR) from David Grafton relating to letter on PLP's Industrial Policy/Employment/State Sector Committee which he had sent to Ruairí Quinn (RQ), Minister for Labour, 10/02/1984; letter from RQ to MR relating to 1st meeting of PLP's Economic Policy Committee, 16/02/1984; photocopy of flyers relating to Labour Party's Seminar Series on Education, for 1984; circulars to branch and constituency secretaries in Dublin and elsewhere, 22/02-09/03/1984 and to Labour party Senators, 02-22/03/1984; photocopy of letter from Brendan Howlin to Michael [?], Seanad Éireann, re campaign to establish "All Irish" [Irish language medium] schools and his interest and concerns relating to it, 23/02/1984; circulars to Association of Labour Councillors, 03/1984; photocopy of typed letter from James Wrynn, member of Labour Administrative Council and Treasurer of Dublin South Central Constituency, to MR in relation to need for other sources of finance for party other than membership subscriptions, 14/03/1984; typed letter from Gregory Sparks relating to his interest in going forward as party treasurer in forthcoming annual conference, 14/03/1984; circulars from Labour Youth, 14/03/1984; circular from Fine Gael Parliamentary Party with agenda, 03/05/1984; faded photocopy of explanatory leaflet on Life Assurance Scheme for members of Dáil Éireann [lower house of Irish Parliament], [05/1984?]; faded photocopy of letter from Jim Mitchell, Minister for Communications to Dick Spring, Tánaiste [Irish Deputy Prime Minister], Minister for Energy and Labour party leader, in relation to Local Radio Bill, 05/06/1984; draft information note for PLP Economic Committee with cover letter to MR from Veronica McDermott, 22/06/1984; typed discussion papers "For Consideration by Organisation Committee" No. 1 Parts 1 & 2, No. 2 "Artificial Restraints", Parts 1 & 2, and No. 3; supporting documentation for Kilkea Castle Meeting including structure of PLP, budget, and functions of Labour Head Office, 07/1984; faded photocopy of typed address by Senator Jack Harte, Dublin North West Constituency, [07/1987?]; faded photocopy of typed report on Dublin Central Bye-Election Campaign 1983, by Honorary National Organiser [1984?]; letter from John O'Brien, ITGWU Cork [Irish Trade and General Workers' Union] to MR seeking support in seeking money due to former employees of the National Committee on Pilot Schemes to Combat Poverty, 31/08/1984; Party Leader’s Newsletter, October/November 1984; letter from Colm O'Briain, General Secretary, Labour Party, to Secretary of No 15 Branch of the Federated Worker's Union of Ireland concerning dispute surrounding the work which had been carried out in the area in and around the Labour Party Print Room in Leinster House, with cover letter to MR, 15/10/1984.

Material includes circulars to members of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) with meeting agendas, briefs, reports and minutes attached, 10/01-15/11/1985, including supplementary note on changes in P.Q. system [Parliamentary Questions], 25/01/1985 and 03/05/1985, correspondence between Dick Spring, Tánaiste, Minister for Energy and Leader of Labour in relation to delegation of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann meeting to discuss funding to the organisation, 14/02/1985, document on procedures for selection of Labour Party candidates, 01/03/1985, information on breakdown of monies received from each constituency for [Labour] Lottery, and list of prize winners, 08/03/1985, text of proposal for new procedures for Private Members Bills, 09/05/1985, and brief on National Development Corporation Bill 1985 Order for Second Stage, 22/10/1985; background document on public sector pay in other European countries, 1985.

Correspondence relating to election to Chancellorship, and subsequently to Mary Robinson (MR)'s installation as Chancellor of the University of Dublin (TCD) on 17th December 1998. Includes text of MR's address in printed email from Bride Rosney to Daphne Gill at TCD, list of attendees, text of oath, seating arrangement on Dias during ceremony, and invite to Nick Robinson to the ceremony. It also includes letters of congratulations from Sir Peter Froggatt, and President Mary McAleese, 18/12/1998.

Correspondence relating to appeals to Visitors in case of Ms Shulamith Gertel against a decision that she be offered a degree of Mlitt rather than a PHD (21/07/1999, and in case of Ms Elizabeth Ure in relation to her appeal regarding her examination result, 09/09/1997-19/05/1999.

Correspondence, including email print outs, Mary Robinson (MR) received as Chancellor of University of Dublin Trinity College consisting of letters of congratulations on her appointment as Chancellor, invitations and MR's responses, correspondence relating to appeals to Visitors [CLOSED], and other correspondence relating to the election of Pro-Chancellors. It includes correspondence relating to MR accepting role as Honorary Vice-President of the University of Dublin Choral Society (01/02-21/03/1999), as President of the TCD Dining Club London (24/06-07/07/1999) and as Patron of the Trinity Business Alumni (01-07/09/1999); correspondence relating to MR contributing to brochure for the Trinity Foundation, 03/08-01/09/1999.

Correspondence, including email print outs, Mary Robinson (MR) received as Chancellor of University of Dublin Trinity College consisting of letters of invitation and MR's responses, correspondence relating to appeals to Visitors [CLOSED], and other correspondence relating to university matters. It includes letter of invitation from George Dawson to mark his 50 years as member of staff, 20/03/2000; correspondence with TN Mitchell, Provost of TCD, concerning gender imbalance apparent in awarding of honorary degrees TCD stating she was not comfortable conferring degrees on "on a group of distinguished recipients representative of only one gender", 01-19/09/2000.

Correspondence relating to appeals to Visitors in case of Ms Elizabeth Ure in relation to her appeal regarding her examination result (09/09/1997-10/02/2000).