Printed programme from "Wonderful Tennessee" written by Brian Friel and directed by Giles Croft, staged at the Nottingham Playhouse, England. Includes chronology of Brian Friel, article entitled "The Holy Wells" from 'Irish Cures, Mystic Charms and Superstitions" by Lady Wilde and also a note by Brian Friel on music in the play. Also includes biographies and headshot images of cast and creative crew members.

Report published by Article 19 entitled "Women's Voices and African Theatre: Case Studies from Kenya, Mali, The Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe

Correspondence, newsletters, journals, flyers, cuttings and other material relating to the WPA [Women's Political Association] including January newsletter 1990; circular regarding first meeting of 1990, March 1990; material relating to WPA meeting 09/05/1990 celebrating Schuman Day including invite to Mary Robinson (MR) to address meeting from Frances Gardiner, 28/04/1990, notes, drafts and summary of MR's address "Local Democracy in the Context of European Unity" along with several cuttings possibly used for research (04-26/04/1990), copy of address given by Christoffer Bertelsen, Counsellor, Royal Danish Embassy at same event, with cover letter from him to MR and reply from Ann Lane on her behalf, 08-14/06/1990; poster for WPA talk "Woman Priests - the Future Church?" with guest speakers Rev Elizabeth Franz (Lutheran priest) and Carol Walsh (Methodist minister), 27/06/1990; 2 copies of WPA Annual Journal 1990 with official press photograph of President MR on cover; Annual Journal, Dublin Branch 1991; WPA newsletter January 1992; poster for Public Meeting "Do We Need A Women's Political Party?", 22/01/1992; letter from Peg [?] to Bride Rosney, which referenced the 1992 journal for which MR made Presidential contribution, 09/11/1992.

Material relating to WPA [Women's Political Association] in 1980s including minutes, agendas, circulars, draft constitution, flyers, general guidelines for canvassing and other material relating to general elections including stickers ""More Votes for Your Woman" 27/02/1980-19/07/1988.

Material in this file relates to Women's Aid, an organisation whose aim was to provide advice, support and accommodation for women and children who were being physically, emotionally or sexually abused in their own home.

It includes release of speech by Mary Robinson at launch of awareness campaign, 06/06/1990, including campaign leaflet, correspondence inviting her to launch, and handwritten notes used for speech, 14-10/06/1990; Women's Aid folder containing material relating to UN World Conference on Human Rights Vienna 15 June 1993, "Global Tribunal on Violations of Women's Human Rights".

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.

Files of documents relating to Women in Science support/funding through the European Commission. Includes documents with correspondence between Logue and others such as Pat Rabbitte T.D., Minister for Commerce, Science and Technology, Dept of Enterprise and Employment, Dublin; European Regional Industrial Development Organisation; Development Plan Finland Objective 6 1995-1999; Evaluation of draft final reports of the study "RTD Regional Profiles"; correspondence re. RTD and structural funds development generally; note re. World Economic Forum, Davos (1998);

Material in this subsubseries relates to Mary Robinson's work in the area of women and equality in the 1990s and includes correspondence, material relating to Women's Aid, to Council for the Status of Women (CSW), and to WPA [Women's Political Association]as well as articles and reports.

[Archivist’s note: Mary Robinson is inaugurated as President of Ireland, 04/12/1990, and some material here overlaps with her presidency.]

Material in this subsubsubseries relates to Mary Robinson's work in the area of women and equality in the 1980s and includes correspondence, material relating to WPA [Women's Political Association], to the EEA [Employment Equality Agency], to AIM [Action Information Motivation] Group for Family Law Reform, to Courts Act, 1982 (Private Members Bill), to Council for the Status of Women (CSW), as well as addresses, material relating to various events, and articles and reports.

Material in this subsubsubseries relates to Mary Robinson's work in the area of women and equality in the 1970s and includes correspondence, material relating to a letter campaign to European Commission, material relating to various events including those of the Women's Political Association and Council For Status of Women, reports, articles and Government bills and drafts of same.