Printed programme from production of "Wired to the Moon" written by Maeve Binchy and produced by Fishamble Theatre Company, adapted and directed by Jim Culleton. Includes a programme note by Maeve Binchy and biographies and head shot images of cast and crew members.

File relating to participation by Hugh Logue and others in a Witness Seminar held at University College Dublin. Printed transcripts included from the event "From Sunningdale to St. Andrews: Negotiating a Settlement in Northern Ireland 1973-2006." Conducted and edited by John Coakley and Jennifer Todd. Includes correspondence between the organisers and Logue.

File entitled "Women!" and which includes the manuscript text of a talk by Etienne Rynne delivered at the invitation of the History Society of University College Galway (UCG) and entitled "An Evening with Prof Etienne Rynne Pondering the Role of Women in Contemporary Society", with additional MS comments on the text by Rynne with his thoughts on how the lecture went to a group of over one hundred students (Feb 1992); Printed programme entitled "Workshop for Men - Realising Our Masculinity", held at the U.C.G. Centre, Carron, Burren Co. Clare, May 1997; File includes pamphlets "Code of Practice: Measures to Protect the Dignity of Women and Men at Work", Department of Equality and Law; Pamphlet of "Equality in the Workplace", published by University College Galway, May 1997; Flyer of Statement on Sexual Harassment; Flyer from W.O.W., Women Against the Ordination of Women, Oxford, UK. File 2 includes press cutting from various Irish press and publications with stories and coverage relating to women in the news and media, gender issues, equality, the stoning of women, and other related issues.

Material in this subsubseries relates to Mary Robinson's work in the area of women and equality and is arranged chronologically across three subsubseries covering the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, with a final file consisting of cuttings.

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.

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 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.]

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);

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.

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".