Correspondence and other material relating to the Second Symposium on Ireland and the Northern Ireland Crisis, John F Kennedy Library, Boston, 14-15 March 1984, at which Mary Robinson was a panellist for session on "Law and Justice: North and South" with Professor Kevin Boyle as moderator.

Text of speech "A New Ireland: Dealing with change", by Tom Arnold, Chief Executive, Concern, at Irish Association Annual Conference 2006.

Information pack and address for 50th anniversary of Northern Ireland's oldest peace and reconciliation organisation, Corrymeela, Belfast, 30th Oct 2015.

Speeches, articles, background information and confidential briefings 1978-198[7], including "No Haven for Terrorists”, by Taoiseach, Jack Lynch, 27/04/1978, "Extradition and Terrorism - the Irish Position", K[evin?] Boyle, 06/1979 and "Extradition - Where Law and Politics Meet", Mary Robinson for Irish Independent; correspondence, 1987-1989, including from Irish Extradition Committee, and Fermanagh Extradition Committee with profiles of those facing extradition (Robert Russel, Jim Clarke, Owen Carron, Dermot Finucane).

Text of summary of contribution by Mary Robinson to Senate debate on the New Ireland forum, 10/10/1981; position paper "British policy failure in Northern Ireland", Irish Information Partnership, Belgium, 10/1981.

Reports, agendas, correspondence, background information and other material relating to Mary Robinson's work on the New Ireland Forum in 1983, arranged chronologically across 9 files.

Reports, agendas, correspondence, background information and handwritten notes relating to Mary Robinson's work on the New Ireland Forum (NIF), November 1983, including relating to NIF sessions, 3, 10 and 17 November 1983. Includes report "Emergency Powers: An Assessment - Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978, Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1976", Irish Information Partnership, revised November 1983; report NIF "the Cost of Violence arising from the Northern Ireland situation since 1969", 03/11/1983; booklet "Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council Communiqué of Anglo-Irish Summit of 7 November 1983 and Related Documents Presented to Both Houses of the Oireachtas by the Taoiseach Dr Garret FitzGerald, TD", 08/11/1983; list of submissions to NIF to 09/11/1983 (B1/1-B1/220); report of proceedings for NIF public session 17/11/1983, Dublin Castle; NIF digest of discussion in the forum, 21/11/1983; "Alternate Models of a New Ireland (Note by the Chairman)", 23/11/1983; Irish Information Partnership’s submission to NIF, with cover letter, and CVs of selected members 24-28/11/1983; report "the Economic Consequences of the Division of Ireland since 1920", 23/11/1983; loose submissions including from The Standing Committee of the General Synod of the Church of Ireland (B1/127), The Association of Interchurch families (Ref B1/228), Professor Kevin Boyle UCG [University College Galway, now University of Galway] and Dr Tom Hadden, QUB [Queen's University Belfast] (B1/238), The Irish Episcopal Conference and The Irish National Teachers' Organisation; NIF bound "Submissions - Fourth Circulation to Members ".

Reports, agendas, correspondence, background information and handwritten notes relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work on the New Ireland Forum (NIF), April 1984, including relating to NIF sessions, 13, 29 and 30 April 1984 and the drafting of NIF's final report. Includes typed letter from Dermot O'Connor to MR relating to the discussion between members of NIF and representatives of the Catholic Hierarchy on 9th February, 04/04/1984; drafts and amendments to drafts of NIF final report, some with notation, 06-30/04/1984; typed letter from Andrew Colman, Producer, Television Current Affairs, BBC to MR thanking her for her contribution to their programme on work of NIF, 10/04/1984; typed letter from Diarmaid McGuinness, Office of the Tánaiste [Irish Deputy Prime Minister], to members of NIF setting out structure of final report, 17/04/1984.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work on the New Ireland Forum (NIF), July-October 1984, consisting of photocopy of transcript of debate on NIF in UK House of Commons, 04/07/1984; typed letter to MR from Senator Michael Ferris noting amendment she had suggested to the Independent Groups Motion on the NIF would be taken as a Government amendment, 09/08/1984; correspondence between Mr and Brian J Gallagher, Irish Information Partnership in relation to his query on whether she could put down parliamentary questions on a regular basis to be answered by the Irish government [so as to update relevant data], 24/07-01/10/1984.

Material relating to the drafting and signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement (on 15th November 1985), Mary Robinson (MR)'s objection to it and her subsequent resignation from the Labour party and consisting of reports, correspondence, minutes, agendas, cuttings, press statements, and Dáil debates. It includes photocopy of article in the Irish times "Helping America to understand Ireland", by John Cooney, with cover letter to MR from Mairtin McCullough, in relation to article and the Ireland Fund, 18/07/1985; discussion journal [newsletter] "The Democratic Socialist", Spring, Autumn and November 1985; "The Anglo Irish Agreement - Are the Flaws Fatal?" typed, cut and pasted draft summary of contribution by Senator MR to Patrick McGill summer School, Glenties, County Donegal, 19/08/1985; "Northern Ireland Assembly", 3rd report from the Devolution Report Committee, 29/10/1985; papers from Labour History Workshop, Dublin 1985: "The Ralahine Commune of County Clare 1831" and "James Fintan Lalor, the Real Revolutionary of 1848" by Frederick Ryan, founding secretary of Socialist Party of Ireland (1909)", "Ralahine And Land Nationalisation" by Reverend Bruce Wallace, Belfast Christian Socialist, and "A Ralahine in Galilee" by Theodor Herzl, founding president of the World Zionist Organisation, with introduction by Manus O'Riordan and circular inserted from Ireland-Israel Friendship League, Nov 1985 along with report "Communism and a Real Existing Road to socialism - A Century Evaluation of Ernest Bevin, British Labour Leader", O'Riordan, Dublin, July 1981; "Dear Mr Whitelaw", Vera E Nevin: booklet of letters from 1972 printed specially "because of the Westminster-Dublin 'agreement'", 1985; Anglo-Irish Summit meeting joint communiqué, "Summary of the Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985" joint press release, "Remarks by the Taoiseach, Dr Garret FitzGerald, TD, on the Occasion of the Signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement" (press release), photocopy of statement from Dick Spring, Tánaiste [Deputy Irish Prime Minister] and leader of Labour Party with handwritten notes from MR on reverse, and circular from Ruairí Quinn, TD, and Minister for Labour, 15/11/1985; official pamphlets from The Labour Party, and Fine Gael relating to the Anglo-Irish Agreement, 16/11/1985; MR's copy of typed letter to Dick Spring, resigning from Labour party and related letters to Michael D Higgins [Labour Party Chairman] and Garret FitzGerald, 18/11/1985; official statement and draft by MR on her reservations about the Anglo-Irish Agreement, disputing message media were given that it had unanimous support and endorsement, and announcing her resignation from the Labour Party, 18/11/1985; Democratic Socialist Party press release on Anglo-Irish agreement on emergency resolution passed at its annual conference, 18/11/1985; draft and final article written by MR for press, with photocopy of newspaper cutting of it, "Government must back out of agreement", [11]/1985 [this appeared in the Irish times, 25/01/1986]; photocopies of text of MR's address to Seanad Éireann on the Anglo-Irish Agreement, and Seanad Éireann Order paper 27/11/1985.