Printed prompt script with manuscript annotation for production of Leaves, written by Lucy Caldwell. Includes detailed notes and drawings on direction, stage management, lighting, sound and design. Also includes typescript single sheet marked as "Theatre Upstairs, Sound Power-Up, Leaves".

Typescript rehearsal notes from various rehearsal sessions by the Druid cast for production of "Leaves".

Printed copies of the script for Leaves by Lucy Caldwell and produced by Druid Theatre Company. Three copies with varying number of pages.

File of order dockets, invoices and receipts for materials ordered by Druid Theatre from various suppliers concerning the materials used for set design and construction for production of "Leaves".

File of documents including prop lists and paper props such as labels for champagne bottles; plans and drawings for various components for the set which were designed and made. Ground floor plans present designed by Francis O'Connor and drawn by Ricardo Pardo (Dec 2006); sound and lighting tech plans and rigs feature on other plans; auditorium plans and other such plans, some with MS annotation and notes.

File relating to Leaves, written by Lucy Caldwell and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at the Royal Court Theatre, London and at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Includes printed flyer advertising the play (3 copies) and also assorted flyers advertising other works happening at the Royal Court Theatre, London.

TS text with manuscript annotation by Boyle of a lecture Boyle gave at a conference on Strategies for the Future, held in Western Samoa. Boyle's talk was entitled "The European Experience".

Text of lecture by Senator Alan Missen, 'Freedom of Information - The Australian Experience', given to the Freedom of Information Campaign at the House of Commons, Westminster, London.

Brochure with details and images of speakers as part of a lecture series, held by Charter 88 and including talks by Gordon Brown, M.P.; Ferdinand Mount, Shirley Williams and Lord Scarman.

File includes letters between Etienne Rynne and Martin Coyle of the Irish Club, London, Archaeological Society, inviting Rynne to give a lecture to the Society. Letters discuss the content of the lecture. TS text of lecture on "Ireland From St. Patrick to the Reformation (c. 400-1600) included in file, along with brochure about the Irish Club.