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This sub-series contains correspondence and a recording concerning Tiede Herrema's appearance on the current affairs programme Business as Usual.

This sub-series contains correspondence, press cuttings and recordings relating to Tiede Herrema's participation in the RTÉ radio programme Calling the Tune.

Card from a floral tribute from Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard; also a similar card from Lord and Lady van Grotenhuis-van Oppen.

Cards, letters and telegrams of congratulation to Herrema following his creation as Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau. In three folders.

120-minute cassette tape containing recordings of Dutch radio broadcasts relating to Herrema’s abduction. Side 1 contains broadcasts from 3 to 15 October; Side 2 from 15 to 22 October. The broadcasts on Side 2 include an English-language statement by the Netherlands Government and other English-language fragments of interviews; the news on this side revolve around the recording sent by the kidnappers to the Gardai, and the discovery of the hiding place of Herrema and his abductors in Monasterevin.

120-minute cassette tape containing recordings of Dutch radio broadcasts relating to Herrema’s abduction. Side 1 contains broadcasts from 23 October to 1 November; Side 2 contains broadcasts after 1 November. Lacking broadcasts from 5-6 November.

60-minute cassette tape containing recordings of Dutch radio news broadcasts announcing Herrema’s release from captivity, and of a press conference during which Herrema responds to queries made by reporters. Also on Side 1 are the first five minutes of Herrema’s interview in English with M. O’Briein the day after his release. The interview continues on Side 2 for approximately 3 minutes. The rest of Side 2 is blank.

60-minute cassette tape labelled ‘Important document kidnapping second of 4 tapes made’.

Certificate to confirm that the recipient has kissed the Blarney Stone.

Certificate issued to Herrema declaring that his financial assistance has enabled the purchase of seventy square metres of peat bog as a nature reserve in Ireland.