File relating to RESTPOR Conference 1996, 19-21 Sep, Brussels, hosted by Regional Science and Technology Policy Research programme of the European Commission Science Research Development, entitled "Global Comparison of Regional RTD and Innovation Strategies for Development and Cohesion". Includes printed conference programme with schedule and events; printed booklet with working document DGXII-A-2, April 1996. Document from Hugh Logue to J. Gabolde being "revision copy of your speech at the RESTPOR Conference" (17 March 1997); document letter signed by Logue enclosing request form for publication of the proceedings of RESTPOR '96; Draft document "Conference Proceedings".

Results of the national community lottery detailing winning ticket number, name and address of winners. Also includes correspondence regarding winners.

Documents include speaking notes from a session, 'Rethinking Freedom of the Press' and a paper/article entitled 'Journalism Worthy of the Name'.

Press cutting of a review of 'Oileáin Árann' from Foinse.

Draft administrative plan, the regionalisation of Muintir na Tíre and submission to Department of education for funding.

File includes typescript copy of review article by Etienne Rynne, along with manuscript notes, for review of book "Celtic Art from its Beginnings to the Book of Kells". by Ruth and Vincent Megaw.

Offprint of review by Kevin Boyle of the book "Critical Criminology", edited by Ian Taylor, Paul Walton and Jock Young.

TS report of prison review hearing of William James Parker, held at the Maze Prison, Belfast, detailing review decision and deliberations regarding same for potential release of Parker.

Print copy of report document "Review of Ministerial Code" (c. 120pp). Also includes copy letter from Brian Barrington to Mark Durkan, Deputy First Minister advising and outlining proposed changes to the Ministerial Code. (27 Jun 2002)

File of correspondence regarding a review article undertaken by Etienne Rynne for the Society of Antiquaries for book review of "The Anglican Helmet" by Dominic Tweddle. Includes MS notes made by Rynne on the book and the topic.