Transcript of piece entitled "Who Backs O'Brien" published in 'Unity', Communist party of Ireland paper, which reports on happenings at a recent lecture on John Devoy given by William O'Brien, 1944 Feb. 12.

Copy of an article from 'Unity', the official organ of the CPI (Communist Party of Ireland), entitled 'O'Brien Fails to Disrupt Labour' regarding a trade dispute precipitated by William O'Brien's withdrawl of the Irish Transport Union from the Labour Party, 1944 January 29.

[Theatre programme] Unity Theatre presents Bloomsday [adapted] from James Joyce's 'Ulysses'

Written by Allan McClelland. Unity Theatre, 1 Goldington St, N.W.1 (EUS 5291).

Manifesto and program.

Special report: the International Fund for Ireland :

the uses and abuses of 120 million tax dollars /

Northern Ireland and International Solidarity /

Northern Ireland and International Solidarity.

Guidelines for interfaith events & dialogue /

Report of the Church Unity Committee presented to the General Synod at its session :

May 1966 /

Partition of Ireland :

how a British border-line was created in Ireland and the reasons why it must be abolished in the interests of peace and territorial integrity of the Irish nation.

Together in mission and ministry

the Porvoo common statement with essays on church and ministry in Northern Europe : converstations between the British and Irish Anglican Churches and the Nordic and Baltic Lutheran Churches

Outline studies in the history of Ireland /

Newsletter.

Newsletter /

Nuachtán

A united Ireland

a working class demand

Discrimination in Northern Ireland

the case for Trade Union action

Directory on ecumenism /

Folder containing typescript draft of play 'And Him Stretched' by Patrick Galvin, with manuscript corrections, including programme for the Unity Theater production of the play in November 1961, letter from Phyllis Ryan, Orion Productions Ltd, to Galvin (2nd September 1961), regarding the play, speech by Galvin on the play, and draft of President De Valera's speech for the opening of the Dublin Theatre Festival in 1961, 1961.

A united Ireland - a working class demand.