File of documents relating to activities of the Irish Commission for Justice and Peace in 1980. Includes financial statement of ICJP year ended 31 Dec 1980; Draft statement by ICJP on Capital Punishment 6 Jan 1980; Brief progress report on joint ICJP/ICC Development Education Project - Dec 1980; Notice of meeting of Human Rights Working Party; Edition of "Info" bulletin of Justice and Peace international body, "Justitia Et Pax", no 8, Dec 1980, Bishops Conference of England and Wales, Statement on South Africa, 22 Nov 1980; Draft document statement by ICJP on Capital Punishment; Memo from Jerome Connolly to Human Rights Working Party, re. Proposal for an Independent Complaints Body in N. Ireland; Agenda for Commission for International Peace and Justice meeting, Dublin, May 1980; Draft annual report for ICJP year ended 1980/81; Discussion document, first draft, "Unemployment and Employment in Ireland" (Mar 1980); Draft annual report 1980/81; Minutes of ICJP meeting 28 Feb 1980 and minutes for meeting 24 Oct 1980; Document "Ireland and the Implications of Plant Breeders' Rights Legislation for the Third World". Letter from Jerome Connolly ICJP to members advising on the use of statement on Northern Ireland submitted by John Hume (27 June 1980; text of letter from ICJP sent to Minister for Foreign Affairs, Brian Lenihan re. Development Assistance (8 Feb 1980)
Document from ICJP - "Glossary of Development Terminology", attached with press release from ICJP. "Aid to Whom?", 17 Aug 1980.

List of ICJP members as of AGM 1980.
Minutes of ICJP meeting: 24 Apr 1980 (AGM); 25 Aug 1980; 5 Sep 1980;
Agenda if ICJP meeting: 26 June 1980; 23 Jan 1980

File of typescript letter between the ICJP and other bodies/individuals including Jerome Connolly (ICJP) regarding a proposal for Overseas Development and Education partnerships for Belfast (10 May 1978); Letter from Connolly to Logue sending copies of correspondence from Belgian bishops and politicians concerning "the John Hume resolution on N. Ireland admitted to the European Parliament (31 Oct 1980); Fax letter sent to Logue re. visiting Derry soon with three American friends, from [ ] 9 Aug 1981); Fax letter to Logue from Paul O'Dwyer, New York, extending concern and affection for the Lynch family and for Kevin. (17 Jul 1981); Copy typed letter from Rt. Hon. Michael Alison, MP, Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office to Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, ICJP, re Maze Prison Hunger Strikes, 30 Jun 1981); Copy letters from Fr. Raymond Murray and Fr. Denis Faul to Brian Gallagher, Chair, ICJP, regarding the Maze Prison Hunger Strikes, 2 June 1980; Letter from Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, President, ICJP, to Rt. Hon. H Atkins Q.C., Secretary of State, Stormont, re. recent meeting at Stormont Castle with members of the ICJP and on discussions about the Maze Prison Hunger Strikes (12 May 1981); copy letter from Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, 10 Downing Street, to Keith Siberry Esq. (Leeds Justice and Peace Commission, UK) discussing aspects, options, and solutions to political and economic matters in Northern Ireland, including policing, use of rubber bullets, and the ongoing hunger strikes at the Maze Prison. 29 June 1981; Letter from Leonard (L.C.W.) Figg, British Ambassador to Ireland, to Bishop O'Mahony, President ICJP, concerning recent statement about the Hunger Strikes, and working towards solutions (14 Oct 1980).

File 2 includes letters to Hugh Logue from A. E. Huckle, Northern Ireland Office, Stormont re. the case of Monica Craig, charged with IRA membership and explosives offences, and her case of release from prison hospital owing to anorexia nervosa rather than hunger strike (Aug - Sep 1981); Letter from Barry O'Hagan, Trócaire, to Hugh Logue re. invitation to participate in Trócaire seminar re. renegotiation of the Lome Convention (17 Oct 1978); Letter from M. Morgan to ICJP enclosing attached photocopy of pamphlet "H - Block - The Care and Welfare of Prisoners in Northern Ireland" (29 May 1978); Letter to Logue from Jerome Connolly of ICJP re. Strasbourg Human Rights Conference (1978); Letter from Michael O'Kennedy, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dublin to Rev. Michael Harty, D.D., Bishop of Killaloe and President of the ICJP re. safeguarding of international human rights protections (22 Dec 1978); Copy letter from Fr. Raymond Murray, Chaplain, to Jerome Connolly, ICJP, imploring the ICJP to intercede immediately with the British Prime Minister in the case of Monica Craig, who is imprisoned and ill in the hospital wing of Armagh Prison. (9 Aug 1978); Letter from R.S. Beresford, General Secretary of Commission for International Justice and Peace (21 Nov 1976); Letter from Bishop Dermot O'Mahony, President, ICJP and Brian Gallagher, Chair, ICJP to the Rt. Hon. Humphrey Atkins, Q.C, Secretary of State, Stormont, with a detailed response to Atkins' comments made on the statement issued on the protest in the Maze Prison H Blocks by the ICJP, Oct 1980.

File 2 also includes some assorted loose-leaf manuscript notes on ICJP matters by Hugh Logue.

Files relating to Endgame in Ireland - A Documentary for BBC, PBS, and RTÉ, focusing on the events of the Hunger Strikes at the Maze Prison, Belfast, 1981, and related political issues of the time. Includes correspondence with the documentary production team, questions for Logue, answers by Logue, a4 pad with manuscript notes of meetings, press cuttings of coverage, and related material on the production of the documentary.

File of assorted pamphlets published by ICJP (and others). Includes "The Work of Justice" - Adult Study Guide Series 2; Human Rights - An Introduction, Teachers Study Guide Series No. 8; "Peace - A Question of Wholeness" - Teachers' Study Guide Series No. 9; Flyer entitled "Justice and Peace Educational Programme and Publications; Flyer "Primary Schools Programme - Free to Be" (From ICJP and Irish Council of Civil Liberties"; "Fáilte" - Primary students' justice and peace magazine; "The Case for the Replacement of the Emergency Provisions Act by Normal Judicial Process"; "European Community" Oct 1978, No. 9, entitled "After Lomé"; Flyer from the Irish School of Ecumenics - Northern Ireland Programme 1980 -1981; "H-Block - Can We Remain Silent?".

File of press cuttings of coverage of Northern Ireland political news in 2001. Includes "Statement by the British and Irish Governments re. implementation of Good Friday Agreement (8 March 2001); IRA statement issued 25 Oct 2001; Text of statement by The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, 24 Oct 2001.

File of press cuttings relating to news coverage of Seamus Mallon. Items include "Peace in Tatters as Mallon Steps Down"; "Mallon Resigns"; "Mitchell to Meet Blair and Ahern in London; "Blair Pledges Fight on For Peace in Ulster"; "Seamus Mallon - Inside Politics", "Peace Process in part of progress worldwide"; The Day Ulster Lost Heart".

Personal files and material relating to work of Hugh Logue.

Files of correspondence, largely outgoing letters by Logue, but also with some inward letters. Letters are mostly of a personal nature within professional setting, e.g. personal letters to work contacts/networks, offering well wishing and congratulations on new appointments, informal discussions, well wishes to family members etc. Letters are largely to/from those in political and business networks of Logue.

Printed shooting scripts for TV series, "Bachelor's Walk", written by John Carney, Kieran Carney and Tom Hall. Episodes 1 to 6.

File with cover labelled as "Early SDLP Economic Policy Docs Proposed by H[ugh] Logue.
Includes edition of Fortnight Magazine, no. 89, Fri 20th Sept 1974, cover headline and image of "The New Men - Hugh Logue of SDLP"
Typescript documents by [Logue] including: "Proposals for Co-operative Industrial Activity Between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in the Chemical and Engineering Industrial Sectors"; "Proposals for SDLP review to be considered at Carrigart Hotel, Donegal - Proposal Development and Political Strategy" (15 Aug 1981); Document entitled "Party Management" (1980s); "The SDLP Economic Submission to the Secretary of State's Conference, Mark II, Part II, 10 Mar 1980, by Hugh Logue.