Files of programmes from production by Macnas of Buile Suibhne, world premiere in Galway, 19 July 1994, at Galway Lawn Tennis Club, Galway. Produced by Páraic Breathnach and directed by Rod Goodall. Includes an introduction from Breathnach, notes on the play, as well as images and biographies of cast and crew members.
File two includes flyers from the production of the play in Galway, invitation to the opening night production in Galway. Also includes printed programmes from international touring venues, including from the Theater Artaud, San Francisco, California, and also from the Somerville Theater, Somerville, Massachusetts, and also a production in Paris, France.

Typescript document with breakdown and descriptions/overviews of scenes in Builde Suibhne/Sweeny by Macnas. Also includes

Files of records relating to the production and administration of Sweeney / Buile Suibhne, produced by Macnas in Galway and also on tour internationally in San Francisco, USA.
File 1 includes letters of response to invitation to attend the world premiere of Buile Suibhne from offices of Máire Geoghegan-Quinn T.D., Áras an Uachtaráin on behalf of President of Ireland, Mary Robinson; Minister for Justice and also from the Office of the Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds, T.D; The Ambassador of France in Ireland; Michael D. Higgins T.D., Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht (signed); letter of contract of agreement made between Macnas and Galway Arts Festival for world premiere production of Buile Suibhne; correspondence from travel writers and other letters and fax correspondence regarding attendance at Buile Suibhne in Galway. Also letters from Macnas to various Galway schools, regarding the programming of performances of Buile Suibhne for schools. (Nov 1994).

File 2 includes printed programme from production of Buile Suibhne at the Somerville Theater, Somerville, Massachusetts; planning documents from productions of Buile Suibhne in USA such as San Francisco parade schedule, projected budget; breakdown of costs/value of costume items; drawings and sketches of elements of the parade; and general administrative fax correspondence between Rod Goodall and organisers at San Francisco.

Issues of the 'Bulletin' newsletter of Article 19, detailing news, updates and images of work and interests of Article 19. File includes the first issue dated Aug - Sep 1987 and the following issues; May 1988; Aug - Sep 1988; Apr 1989; Aug 1989; Nov 1989;

File of printed newsletters, Bulletin Francais Hebdomadaire, published between June 1945 and February 1946, with addresses noted as being 20 Upper FitzWilliam Street and 53 Ailesbury Road, Dublin. Also editions of Nouvelle de France, Jan 1941 and Jul 1942, with address noted as being 32 St. Stephen's Green.

File includes copy of draft trial excavation report at Bunratty, Co. Clare by Heather King and John Bradley. Letters between Rynne and Bradley and also correspondence between Rynne and Desmond Houlihan regarding planning application and decision re. development of houses in Bunratty.

Reports on meetings held with Burgess Community Enterprise Group, Co. Tipperary, by Eamon O’Sullivan; correspondence with the group regarding next steps; Report on the completed organisation and development programme and results of same.

Hardback print copy of BA Degree thesis study completed by Elizabeth Howard and entitled "New Social Movements: The Burren Action Group - A Case Study", completed at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology.

File of material relating to the branding, logo, appeals, communications and public relations of the Burren Action Group (BAG). Includes pages of design of the logo for 'Save Mullaghmore' campaign; pages of BAG blank headed paper; text of BAG press release on "Mullaghmore Legal Appeal Fund"; Print certificate template for those who have competed the Mullaghmore Walk, New Year's Day 1995; Paper form for those expressing interest in supporting BAG in its aims and objectives; draft poster advertising the BAG New Year Walk, with annotations by Lelia Doolan; draft posters of campaign messages from BAG about development in Mullaghmore; page with list of supporters/subscribers of BAG Mullaghmore campaign, with annotation by Doolan; manuscript message for Fax, written by Doolan, to BAG colleagues with discussion on upcoming campaign events/communications; Document entitled "Mullaghmore: A Chronology of Events"; document entitled "Pre-Draft - A May Day Manifesto" about development in the Burren; document with typed list of questions for Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, Tánaiste Mary Harney and other Ministers.
Also includes print copy of news bulletin No. 4 and Bulletin no. 13 issues by the Burren Action Group.

Files 1-2 with campaign materials and ephemera produced by the Burren Action Group (B.A.G.) and relating to their campaign in Mullaghmore, Co. Clare.
Includes printed pamphlet "Mullaghmore: The Heart of the Burren - A Balanced View of an Environmentally Sensitive Situation", outlining campaign issues and concerns of BAG; printed flyer "Your Vote Can Save Mullaghmore"; Printed flyer headed "The Burren Action Group" and with details of campaign issues; Printed flyer headed "Mullaghmore Annual Walk" 14 January 1995 - with list of names of BAG members involved at the event; Printed fold-out pamphlet entitled "Mullach Mór - The Facts and Fiction"; printed postcard with black and white cover image and headed "Mullaghmore: The Fragile Heart of The Burren - No Place for Tar and Cement". Colour photographic print of Mullaghmore - note: This image is used in a lot of BAG campaign ephemera. Large print poster with lead image of "Uncle Sam"-type character pointing at the viewer and with text from the Mullaghmore campaign.

File 3 includes colour photographs of B.A.G. members at campaign events/walks in the Burren.