Printed statements from the Business Deposit Account and also Savings Account of Druid Performing Art Ltd.

Files of booklets, publications, and CD-ROM Discs issues by Her Majesty's Treasury, London, being reports, guides and plans on business Preparation for the introduction of the Euro currency, including "Outline National Changeover Plan", "Getting Ready for the Euro (Second Report February 1999)."

Files relating to the business-case development of Druid Theatre Company and research undertaken into business development

Fax and letter correspondence between Joe Vaněk and others involved in the production of By the Bog of Cats at the San Jose Repertory Theatre, such as director Timothy Near. Various aspects of production design for set, costume, props etc, are discussed in detail; text of answers to detailed interview/questionnaire by Joe Vaněk, discussing early life and theatre influences. Some items of correspondence by Vaněk include drawings of elements of the set design as mentioned in discussions.

Colour photograph of group, seated, inside hut in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. Pictured include Frankie Cox (RIP), Charlie Hoban, Dublin, Jim McCrystal, Lurgan, Daithi Saunders (RIP), Paddy Mac, Belfast, Martin Mallon, Belfast, Micky Linehan, Belfast, Sean Maguire, Belfast.

Colour photograph of group within a hut in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, 1976.

Sepia photograph of Paddy McMenamin (Left) and Joe Doherty (right - smoking) inside a hut in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.

Typescript of "Caliban". A poem written by Fred Johnston for Patricia Burke- Brogan.

File details the discussions of setting up a community enterprise with Callan Community Enterprise group, Co. Kilkenny; Includes the steps taken for Module A of the community enterprise development programme.

File includes biography of Etienne Rynne based on his role of President of the Cambrian Archaeological Society.
File 1 includes text of presidential address by Rynne, entitled "A Pagan Celtic Background for Sheela-na-Gigs?" Also manuscript notes for address by Rynne in advance of his lecture.
File 2 is Correspondence relating to Cambrian Archaeological Society, such as letters to Rynne discussing and proposing events, articles and also discussions on various objects. Correspondence with Rynne from organisations such as the Roscommon Archaeological Society; The National Museum of Ireland; UCG, and others.
File 3 includes assorted copies of articles and research materials used by Rynne in relation to work of the Cambrian Archaeological Society.