Folders of research material by Kerby Miller. Includes transcripts and copies of letters of McClurg family. Including some in PRONI (T1229) (c.100pp). Transcripts from Arnold Shrier (34 letters) (78pp). Also file of research on the area of Pennsylvania they were in. Letters from various family members in Pennsylvania and Ohio back to their family in Templemoyle, Bovevagh Parish, County Derry across a number of generations. For individual letters see https://imirce.universityofgalway.ie/p/ms/search?ASSET_COLLECTION=1217&c=1217

Letter and memorandum and addressed to Robert M.D Sanders, Charleville from James O’Meara proposing to become a yearly tenant in Toomevara for £1 a year. Both documents are handwritten.

Folder of research material by Kerby Miller. Includes transcript of letter held in PRONI (T2850/1/5) (4pp), Kerby transcript (4pp), file of research and correspondence by Kerby, including copy of material on Moses Paul from Virginia State Library & Archives. Moses Paul, Petersburg, Virginia, admonishes his friend John Graham, Magherafelt, County Derry, for not writing to him since he arrived in 'this republic" nearly two years previous, even as he acknowledges Graham's kindness to his sister. The latter has written to Paul but he presumes "She is still as prejudiced as ever against America and Americans". While stating that he has 'turned American" he admits that "Americans are a little [underlined] better than savages [...] I know we are blamed for slavery, but we cannot help it -- we are obliged [...]". He claims that he is composing this letter while an auctioneer is 'displaying his Eloquence before the enlightened and free sons of Columbia -- over a lot of fine, healthy, likely negroes he is hiring out for the year 1841". He explains 'hiring out" as a means to send slaves that he owns but has no work for, to an auctioneer who will rent them out for a year to the highest bidder. Paul hopes he will see his relatives again 'but I am living in an uncertain climate -- here today and gone tomorrow". He asks Graham to send his affection to "that sweet Miss Eliza Duncan" but tell her he almost fell in love in America with "one of the most beautiful ladies I ever saw".

Includes statement of the lands of Clooncrippa to Thomas Ryan where Robert J Staveley has a life claim. Mentions tenants, Patrick Long, James Hannon, James Long, Michael Riordon, John Murphy and Thomas Long. Describes the reliability of tenants and illustrates their rent prices. Signed by Leonard Morrogh. Ledger Documenting the amount of a loan from the Government for drainage works for Clooncrippa by James Hannon and Patrick Long. Mentions Leonard Morrogh.

Photo wallet with colour photos taken at launch of 'Spiked' book about The Rose Tattoo and The Pike Theatre, launched at the Abbey theatre Dublin by Fintan O'Toole.

Press Files from Druid Theatre Company Productions and related national arts/theatre news coverage created during 2012.

Materials pertaining to Druid Theatre Company productions.

Proposal from James Jones (agent for R. McDonnell) of limerick to purchase larch trees from George King Massy Dawson’s land for 1 shilling and 3 pence each.