Folder of pamphlets, brochures, maps and other tourist information on Florence, sent by European University Institute to Mary Robinson (MR), most likely ahead of her first visit in 1987 [see P143/3/3/1], along with further material possibly gathering by MR ahead and during her visit.

Bound typed official Supreme Court decision, signed by Liam Hamilton, Chief Justice, "The Supreme Court 118/97 In the Matter of Article 26 of the Constitution of Ireland And In the Matter of The Employment Equality Bill, 1996", referred by President Mary Robinson to Supreme Court on 03 April 1997, and heard in oral hearing before the Court over six days between 29th April and 7th May 1997.

Ref: P143/4/14/7

Bound typed official Supreme Court decision, signed by Liam Hamilton, Chief Justice, 19/06/1997, "The Supreme Court 156/97 In the Matter of Article 26 of the Constitution of Ireland And In the Matter of the Equal Status Bill, 1997", referred by President Mary Robinson to Supreme Court on 07 May 1997, and heard in oral hearing before the Court over six days between 10th and 11th May 199[7].

Ref: P143/4/14/8

Material relating to summer schools run at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), including in partnership with Queen's University Belfast (QUB), University of San Francisco (USF), University of San Diego (USD) and ICEL (Irish Centre for European Law), as well as Irish American Bar Association programme for Irish Law Students, 1989-1994.

Material relating to Mary Robinson's attendance at "Structure and Dimensions of European Community Policy" conference organised by The European Policy Unit, European University Institute (EUI), Florence 11-13 June 1987. It includes papers for 1986 EU Colloquium "Interpretation of the EC treaties in the light of subsequent practice": "Die spätere Praxis im Rahmen eines dynamischen Vertragsbegriffs" [Later practice within the framework of a dynamic contract concept?], Wolfram Karl, "Die Rolle der späteren Praxis als Auslegungselement in der Rchtsprechung das Internationalen Gerichtshofes, des Europäischen Gerichtshofes für Menschenrechte und des Gerichtshofes der Europäischen Gemeinschaften" [The role of subsequent practice as an element of interpretation in the jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice, the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Communities?], Torsten Stein, "L'influence de la pratique des institutions de la Communauté dur l'interprétation des Traités..." [The influence of the practice of the institutions of the Community on the interpretation of the Treaties?], Jean-Louis Dewost, "Probleme atypischer Rechts- und Handlungsformen bei der Auslegung des europäischen Gemeinschaftsrechts" [Problems of atypical legal forms and forms of action in the interpretation of European Community law?], Ulrich Everling, "Convergences et conflits, dans l'interprétation du traité CEE, entre la praticque ultérieure des Etats membres et la jurisprudence de la Cour de Justice des Communautés Européennes" [Convergences and conflicts in the interpretation of the EEC Treaty between the subsequent practice of the Member States and the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities], Jean Groux, "Die Bindungswirkung der Praxis der Organe und der Mitgliedstaaten der EG bei der Auslegung und Lückenfüllung des Europäischen Gemeinschaftsrechts: Die Roll des Art. 5 EWG-Vertrag" [The binding effect of the practice of the institutions and Member States of the EC in interpreting and tolerating gaps in European Community law: The role of Article 5 of the EEC Treaty], Albert Bleckman, and "Member States measures for enlarging the scope of the Treaties", Claus Gulmann; booklet on the EUI's European Policy Unit 1985-1986, and bulletin 11/1985; correspondence between Jürgen Schwarze, Director, European Policy Unit, EUI, and Prof Mary Robinson (MR) including her formal invitation to attend the June conference (10/02/1987), and MR announcing news of establishment of Irish Centre for European Law [see P143/1/7] at Trinity College Dublin (14/09/1987), 30/01-11/12/1987; conference programme drafts and outlines, official programme and list of participants; dinner invite from Prof Werner Maihofer, President EUI, 11/06/1987; background material and MR's handwritten notes.

Material in folder marked "Rubin Committee" relating to Mary Robinson's work on the Advisory Committee of the Samuel Rubin Program for the Advancement of Liberty and Equality through Law, including correspondence relating to her invite to be on the committee, 25/11/2003-02/01/2004, and correspondence, programme, speaking notes and other material relating to MR giving Rubin Lecture, 27/06-13/10/2005.

Material in this subseries relates to the work of Mary Robinson (MR) in connection with The Royal Irish Academy (RIA), an independent, all-island learned society established under charter in 1785. Membership is by election and is considered the highest academic honour in Ireland. MR is one of approximately 680 members, chosen for their distinguished contributions to scholarship and research in the sciences, humanities, social sciences and public service, and was elected in 1991. Material is arranged chronologically across 6 files and includes correspondence, agendas, strategic plans and minutes.

Royal Irish Academy Members' Dining Club menu, 14/03/2008, and flyer relating to procedure for postal voting by Members for the election of President and Council 2008-2009.

Royal Irish Academy Annual Review 2004-2005

Draft Strategic Plan for the Royal Irish Academy and related documents on proposed changes to the Statutes and By-Laws, and implementation process for plan, sent to Mary Robinson as member, by Paddy Buckley, Executive Secretary, 07/03/2002.