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This sub-series contains reports by and on behalf of Donegal Uranium Committee.

This sub-series contains reports and notes on the events surrounding Tiede Herrema's kidnapping.

This series contains account of the formation, personnel and activities of C Company 2nd Limerick City Battalion, Mid Limerick Brigade, lists of its operations and activities and lists of its officers and volunteers during the War of Independence.

This sub-series contains reports on radiation, energy policy, energy provision, nuclear power, alternative energy sources, planning, public expenditure and energy conservation.

Report to National Executive Committee on Nuclear Energy. ESB Officers Association, May 1979.

Report by James F. Goodhart, physician to Guy’s Hospital, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the present state of health of John Daly, a convict at Chatham Prison.

Report on Nuclear Safety. Friends of the Earth Nuclear Safety Group, February 1979.

Ring-bound photocopy of a report entitled ‘Ontvoering Dr T. Herrema’ (The Abduction of Dr T. Herrema). The report comprises an introduction in Dutch; personal notes (in English) by C. M. Sneep of events which took place on 6-18 October; personal notes (in Dutch) by H. van den Broek of events which took place from 18 October to 2 November; and personal notes (in Dutch) by C. M. Sneep of events which took place on 2-8 November. These are followed by copies of telex messages; press releases and public statements; transcripts of taped statements; list of facts and tactics; messages and statements from the Irish Liberation Organisation, Ferenka and Red Cross; action plan for Herrema’s release; maps, plans and rough sketches; comments of a clairvoyant; and other notes and correspondence in Dutch and in English accumulated in the course of events.

This sub-series contains material concerning a report prepared on behalf of Donegal Uranium Committee.

Report of the Visitors of Her Majesty’s Convict Prison at Chatham as to the Treatment of Certain Prisoners Convicted of Treason Felony; with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix. London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1890.