File of press statements/press releases from the European (E.U.) Commission. Files are arranged largely in weekly accumulated press files of all statements/coverage in that week. Includes week ended 11 Sep 1994, 25 Sep 1994, 30 Oct 1994; 11 Dec 1994, 10 Dec 1995; 3 - 7 Sep [1999], 23 Dec 2002 - 2 Jan 2003. Files broadly relate to news events in late 1994 - from IRA ceasefire to international investment and tourism/economy of Northern Ireland, to coverage of the Euro currency and of its impacts in the latter press files.

File includes assorted print publications including "Network Demilitarised: A European Partnership of Defence-Dependent Regions" (n.d.); "Belfast European Partnership Board: Peace and Reconciliation Programme - The Strategy" (n.d.); "Research and Rural Regions: The Contribution Made by Research and Technological Development in the Rural and Island Regions", by the European Commission Science Research Development. Copy of The Economist magazine with cover story "Fanfare for a Larger Europe" (1-7 May 2004).

File of email correspondence and documents relating to:
Stride Structural Funds (1999).
Science and Society Forum (2005) including draft programme document for "Science and Society Forum, Brussels, 9-11 March, 2005. Also documents on exam procedures in science in the E.U. with reports entitled "Socioeconomic and Ethical Aspects of Research and Technological Development" (2003).

Print copy of report from the European Commission - Science, Research and Development Joint Research Centre entitled "Mission Report: The White House Conference for Trade and Investment in Ireland-N. Ireland and the Border Counties of Ireland". Full report on conference attended by 1,278 delegates, with text of address by Commissioner Monika Wulf-Mathies (26 May 1995), text of remarks by President of the United States, Bill Clinton, lists of groups and people attending/speaking at the conference, press coverage of economic/trade news and related items included in the conference report.

Printed report "Who Got What? A complete listing of grants made by NIVT under the EU Peace and Reconciliation Programme 1997".
Also includes print copy of "Peace and Reconciliation Special Support Programme - Financial Details of Measures / Financial Plans for the 1996 Decision".

File of letters sent to Hugh Logue in relation to the E.U. Peace and Reconciliation Funds. Included letters from Daire O'Hare, President, Dublin City University, with text of remarks made by O'Hare at 1997 Spring conferrings, with comments relating to "positive attitudes of universities towards assisting industry" and E.U. funding (10 Mar 1997); Fax letter from 'Jackie Redpath, Shankill Partnership (Sep 1997); Fax letter from Arthur Williamson, University of Ulster re. research into District Partnerships in Northern Ireland (19 Mar 1988); Malachy Vallely, Irish Institute for European Affairs (14 Oct 1994); Frances McReynolds, CAWT - Co-Operation and Working Together, enclosing conference details "Connecting with Europe" (3 Sep 2001); Inez McCormack, Unison Northern Ireland, with letter of information about "Partnership and the Risk of Peace" report launch, Belfast (26 June 1997); Fax signed letter from John Hume "authorising Hugh Logue of Delors Task Force to utilize press pass of John Hume MEP". (9 Dec 1994). Letter from Nigel Smith, Confederation of British industry to Logue re. study into "the Belfast-Dublin Economic Corridor" (28 Oct 1994). Letter from D. Harvey, Chair, Northern Ireland Bankers Association re. Programme for Peace and Reconciliation" (1 Nov 1994); letter to Logue from [ ] Irish League of Credit Unions following on from conversation with John Hume and possible funding support from the E.U. (27 Oct 1994).
Includes copy of report "Economic Development Framework to Support Reconciliation in Northern Ireland" drawn up on behalf of the Northern Ireland Group in Brussels, Feb 1986.

Files of documents relating to the Special Advisors to the Delors Task Force, which included Hugh Logue, Howard McNally and Robert Ramsay. Jacques Delors was President of the European Commission 1985-1995 and established a 23-person task force that was headed by Mr Carlo Trojan, former Secretary General of the European Commission. Logue, along with McNally and Ramsay, was asked by President Jacques Delors to consult all parties in Northern Ireland. Their recommendations became the blueprint for the first EU PEACE Programme.

File of correspondence and documents relating to the work of the Delors Task Force. Includes MS cover note by Logue - "Draft Package which became Peace 1. Strategy - Note to Carlo Trojan, 14 Nov 1994".
Document titled "Advice Notes for C[arlo] Trojan"; "Visit to N. Ireland of 3 Special Advisors: Hugh Logue, Howard McNally, Robert Ramsay", describing methodology, Brussels 30 Oct 1994".

Documents grouped with note by Logue "Sept '94 - Press Release, Delors From EU Commission; Response to IRA Ceasefire, Commitment of EU; Includes European Commission Press Release on EU support for Northern Ireland Peace Process post ceasefire by Provisional IRA;
Document with note by Logue "...related to NI Task Force 1994; Early Consultation for Peace 1 Oct 94; Consultation Process, Republican UUP DUP Working Together; Draft Press release.

Document with cover note by Logue "British Government Response to EU Task Force.

Copy press cuttings from Delors meeting with Northern Ireland MEPs and of the role of the taskforce members. Headlines include "[Ian] Paisley boycotts EC event over Dublin Invite" (7 Dec 1994) and "Delors Secures £250m extra for Northern Peace" (8 Dec 1994, Irish Independent).

File of letters to/from Hugh Logue, Head of Section, Directorate General for Science, Research and Development, European Commission, including from Napier University Ventures Limited; Clare O'Connor, Women in Technology and Science (WITS, Patron, Mary Robinson) to Logue inviting him to participate in a seminar (30 Sept 1993); Fergus Cahill, Chief Executive of Irish National Petroleum (25 April 1994); Professor A. A. Hashim, Director Interactive Systems Centre, University of Ulster (7 Mar 1994), Ambassador James Sharkey, Embassy of Ireland, Tokyo, Japan; documents with "outcome of workshop on Women in Science"; Lancashire Enterprises Ltd; Pat the Cope Gallagher T.D., MEP.
File 3 includes general science correspondence.

File of documents including letters and fax relating to the conference held by National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME) held at Wake Forest University, North Carolina, USA, attended by Hugh Logue. Includes some research notes from the conference, conference papers and related documents.

Published book of proceedings of the NISTEP Conference, The International Workshop on Regional Science and Technology Policy Workshop, edited by Kinji Gonda, Fulio Sakauchi, and Tom Higgins.