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Nucleaire et Sante aux Assises Internationales du Retraitement. Cherbourg: Comite Contre la Pollution Atomique Dans La Hague, [1978].

Report on Energy and the Future Seminar held at Belfield in 1974, entitled Energy and the Future, written by M. B. Donovan. Also two papers, Future Energy Patterns and Their Implications for the Irish Economy by C. T. G. Dillon and Electricity Supply Board by S. Tinney, delivered at the same seminar.

Handout by Christopher O’Farrelly entitled Release of Radioactivity from Nuclear Power Stations, distributed during an illustrated lecture at the New University of Ulster, Coleraine.

S. H. Salter, D. C. Jeffrey, and J. R. M. Taylor, ‘Wave Power – Nodding Duck Wave Energy Extractors’, in Conference Proceedings: Energy from the Oceans – Fact or Fantasy? January 27-28, 1976, Raleigh, North Carolina edited by Jerome Kohl, pp. 5-8.

Paper entitled ‘Energy, Thermodynamics and Society’ by V. Flanagan and S. F. Coakley, delivered at a joint meeting of The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Republic of Ireland Branch) and The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Mechanical Division) in Dublin on 20 January 1977.

The Case Against Nuclear Power. Proceedings of a 3-day conference held at Trinity College, Dublin, on 17-19 February 1978, organised by Friends of the Earth (Ireland).

Incomplete photocopy of the proceedings of a Wind Wave Water Conference held jointly by Solar Energy Society of Ireland, Industrial Development Authority, and the Institute for Industrial Research and Standards on 26 April 1978. The photocopy includes front matter and six of the eight papers delivered at the conference, as follows: E. J. Murphy, ‘Natural Energy Resources’; Bent Sorensen, ‘Wind – Large Scale Utilisation’; R. I. Harris, ‘Energy Supplies for Remote Communities’; J. G. Duggan, ‘Small Scale Water Power’; Dermot McGuigan, ‘Water Power Development’; and Paul Toal, ‘Commercial and Job Potential of Natural Energy Resources’.

Summary of proceedings of the Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union Symposium on Irish Options within an EEC Energy Policy held in Malahide. Also outline notes for a talk entitled ‘Planning to Meet Electricity Energy Needs’ by J. J. Kelly delivered at the seminar.

Speech entitled ‘The Anti-Nuclear Protest and the Wrong Way to Handle It: Will Carnsore Become Ireland’s Tokyo Airport?’ delivered by John Kelly, TD, Fine Gael spokesman on Industry, Commerce and Energy, at a Fine Gael meeting in Dublin.

Handout outlining the functions and activities of the National Board for Science and Technology and marked on the reverse ‘Proceedings of The Uranium Institute Conference 1978’.