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Promotional material and programme relating to 3 Piece Suite, a dance work created by Chrysalis Dance in 2010.

Material relating to A Close Shave, a dance work created by Rubato Ballet in 1990.

Admission card to the folk dancing festival at Co-Operative Hall, Market Lane, Bangor incorporating a programme of competitions for confined classes, open classes and Northern Ireland Championships.

Colour photocopy of an advertisement [from Dance Ireland News] for performances of Paper Pylons at Wood Key Venue, Civic Offices, Dublin 8 on 21-26 February [2011].

Advertisement for a talk by Fiona Quilligan and Marek Bogacki and the screening of a film documenting the making of Paper Pylons as part of the ESB Culture Night at the Georgian House Museum on 24 September [2010]. The reverse bears the logo of Number 29, Dublin’s Georgian House Museum restored by the ESB in 1988.

Aer Lingus inflight magazine Cara vol. 14, no. 4 [1981]. Contains an illustrated article on Irish Ballet Company and Dublin City Ballet.

Photograph album containing programmes of recitals by pupils of Burchill School of Dancing at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, with related press cuttings and black and white photographs of Clarke between the ages of 8 and 24. The first images depict Clarke in the garden of her home, posing in costume after each performance. Later images feature Clarke during performances with her fellow dancers, including Ethel Ormston, Albert Regent and Clarke's dancing partner Barry Drumm. The images relate to performances given in June 1946, June 1948, November 1950, February 1953, May 1956, April 1958, May 1960 and June 1962. Also contained in the album are press cuttings relating to Clarke's first television appearance in December 1961. Fragile, with several loose items.

Material relating to Anna Livia Plurabelle, a dance work created by Rubato Ballet in 1997.

Spanish-language article from the performing arts magazine Artez relating to Lekuz Leku 2008. The article contains a reference to Match.

Photocopy of an article from Drogheda Independent relating to the launch of Mairéad Vaughan’s Dancer in Residence term with Drogheda County Council and her plans to establish a youth dance company in Drogheda.