File relating to the O'Kelly clan, largely of Co. Clare. Includes issues of the O'Kelly Clan Association newsletter (Sep 1996); printed booklet of the O'Kelly clan association with news from the association members and various articles; index cards with manuscript notes and research on archaeology and history of O'Kelly family, seals, castles, name etc. by Etienne Rynne; copy of article on the genealogical analysis of the O'Kellys of Clare submitted to Rynne for consideration of the North Munster Antiquarian journal (1998) and further correspondence between Rynne and members of the O'Kelly Clan Association regarding research articles for publication on the history of the O'Kellys.

Printed programme from production of "Old Times" by Harold Pinter, directed by Roger Michell and staged at the Donmar Warehouse. Includes background on the play and black and white images and biographies of cast members.

Typescript of play "Olive and Hilary" by Geraldine Aron.

A number of items including a postcard invitation to "meet the Marquis Ripon and Mr. Morley" at the request of the Lord Mayor of Dublin to 'The High Sheriff of Limerick (Stephen O'Mara); a Christmas card, single-sided from Mr and Mrs Stephen O'Mara, Hartstonge House, Limerick, 1904; Booklet from Centenary Dinner - O'Mara Limerick, 11 Feb 1939, with the lyrics to thirty-one listed songs. Printed by City Printing Ltd., 11 Rutland St, Limerick and a booklet from 'The Bacon Company of Ireland, Ltd. 16 Dec 1939, with same lyrics and songs present. Also a photocopy of invitation to Miss Mary O'Mara to Grand Fancy Dress Ball in celebration of the Sept-Centennial of the Incorporation of Limerick.
File also includes photocopies of original letters already listed in the O'Mara family correspondence.

File of black and white and sepia images taken largely at Strand House, Limerick, home of the O'Mara family. Images are all taken outside in the gardens and grounds of the house. Those pictured include Michael Rynne, his wife Nathalie, Mary O'Mara, Peter O'Mara, with two children, Mary Rynne as a child, Anne and Peter O'Mara.
Includes colour photocopy of photograph at Strand House, Limerick, with caption "President de Valera at Strand House, Limerick early on the historic morning of 6th December 1921, immediately after the President received telephone message re Treaty." Michael Rynne is pictured.

File includes photocopy of manuscript notes by Etienne Rynne, which includes notes and drawings made on objects in various museums. File entitled "How to Keep a Notebook".

Issue of New Blackfriars journal, with two book reviews on Northern Ireland by Kevin Boyle.

File includes fax copies and original statements of box-office accounts, giving nightly figures of returns on tickets sold for "On Raftery's Hill" at the Gate Theatre, Dublin and at the Town Hall Theatre, Galway.

File includes drafts of pre-production and final production budget for "On Raftery's Hill" with detailed information on schedule of costs and breakdown of expenditure expected. File also includes time-sheets of hours worked by cast members, for use in wage accounts.

File of correspondence and contract regarding agreement between Druid and the Kennedy Centre, New York, for production of "On Raftery's Hill" by Marina Carr. Includes fax correspondence detailing discussion of terms and conditions of agreement for production, by Ciaran Walsh of Druid and Rebecca Foster of the Kennedy Centre. Final contract dated 5 May 2000, signed by Walsh and also Max Woodward, Programme Director, Kennedy Centre.