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Video tape containing a recording of a performance of Both Sitting Duet by Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion at Project Arts Centre on 20 May 2004. The recording was made by Feenish Productions. Duration 00:40:00.

Video tape containing a recording of the opening performance of International Dance Festival Ireland by Mark Morris Dance Group at the Abbey Theatre on 4 May 2004. The performance comprises four choreographies, A Spell, Going Away Party, Serenade and Grand Duo. The recording was made by Feenish Productions. The end of the recording contains interviews with members of the audience of their views of the performance and with festival organizers and performers. Duration 01:32:00.

Video tape containing a recording of a feedback session in which dancers Rebecca Walter and Niamh Condron interact with the audience at Project Arts Centre on 18 May 2004. The recording was made by Feenish Productions. Duration 00:32:00.

Video tape containing a recording of a cultural programme, Umetnost Igre, from TV Slovenia. The programme focuses on European culture and includes coverage of a Slovenian multi-media production of Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Abbey Theatre and of International Dance Festival Ireland 2004. Duration 00:26:00.

Pages printed from a website containing recollections by Ken O’Donoghue, including those of his friend Gainor Crist.

Recognizances to appear in court issued to James Fogarty and Thomas Brien for stealing two ducks from Kathleen Buckley; to Patrick Buckley for using abusive and threatening language towards Edward Wynne; and to Peter Ryan for striking John Halley with a clenched fist and biting his ear.

Copies of a poem entitled Reckoning written by Frances Condell under her own name and under the pseudonym Pat Francis.

Rechtsarbeitsdienst (Reich Labour Service) permit for female youth, all of whom had to undertake a period of enforced work during the war. The card shows that Hella was deferred twice from this obligation.

Receipts, mostly issued to William Rochfort and later to William Sutcliffe, agents to Shanbally Castle, mostly for stamps and office supplies, hotel accommodation, car hire and the purchase of goods of primarily agricultural nature. Also delivery notes from railway stations and post offices, and handwritten notes of telephone refunds. In four folders.