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Press cuttings from the Irish Times originally contained in a folder marked ‘I. T. Press Cuttings Energy/ Nuclear 1980’. Topics include the energy crisis; anti-nuclear campaigns; alternative sources of energy; 1970 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; accidents, incidents and problems relating to nuclear plants and radioactive waste material abroad; nuclear tests carried out in South Africa; explosion in Cork Harbour on board a tanker carrying butane gas; cross-border gas and electricity links; construction of nuclear power plants abroad; Kinsale gas fields and the supply of natural gas across Ireland; nuclear arms race and threat of nuclear war; nuclear debate in Ireland; uranium production; EEC oil plan; search for oil and gas on the Irish coast; coal mining and the rise in the cost of oil gas and electricity prices. In thirteen folders.

Energy – Ireland. Discussion Document on some Current Energy Problems and Options. Department of Industry, Commerce and Energy. Dublin: The Stationery Office, 1978.

Energy – Ireland. A Commonsense View. A critique of Irish energy policy by Friends of the Earth. Dublin: Friends of the Earth (Ireland) [1978].

Energy. Friends of the Earth, [n. d.]. Newspaper-style pamphlet bearing the stamp of the Edinburgh-based Friends of the Earth local group SCRAM.

Poem entitled End of a Past, unattributed but presumably written by Frances Condell.

This sub-series contains letters from friends and associates enclosing photographs.

Empty envelope embossed on the back flap ‘Wilson & Leatham, Solicitors, Pontefract’, with pencilled calculations on the front cover.

Green employment card issued to Hella Scholz, listing her places of work, nature of employment and dates of commencement and termination between June 1945 and May 1946.

Union Assurance Society employers’ indemnity policy issued to Sir Eyre Coote, Westpark, Damerham, Salisbury, with a related note.

This sub-series contains application papers, certificates, travel documents and correspondence relating to Hella Scholz's emigration to the United Kingdom and her becoming a citizen of that country.