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MAGILLIGAN SINGERS etc: see BUTCHER, CARLIN; GLENN, McCUTCHEON; McCURRY, O’HAGAN, O’HARA
MAIN, J. (re ‘Danny Boy’
MALONEY-BROOKS, Janice
MARRINAN, Siobhán (QUB student)
MERCIER PRESS (from Karin von der Schulenburg, 20-7-710, ackn of add. children’s rhymes & songs; sample translation of Voyage of St. Brendan)
MAXWELL, Olivia: see ROSS
MEEK, Bill
MEEHAN, Bernard (TCD MSS: see ROSS)
MELHAU, Jan D. (lit. exec of Marcelle D: see DELPASTRE
MENDOZA, Joe (film-maker)
METHUEN (Prof. John D. Jump )
MILLIGAN, Victor
MOIGN, Pierre-Yves (Breton musician)
MOLAN, Christine
MOLONEY, Collette
MOORE, Jim [Coleraine, friend & collaborator of Sam Henry]
MOORE, Dr John E.
MOORE, Sylvia (Dutch musicologist: see also IRISH TIMES)
MOULDEN, John
MOUZAT, Jean (Prof. at Limoges, singer on Corrèze album)
MORRIS, John (NLS: re ‘Boyne water’ etc.)
MULLEN, Brian: see CARSON
MUNNELLY, Tom
MURPHY, Sean (re Molly Malone)
MUSÉE NATIONAL DE L’HOMME (Ottawa: Carmen Roy, FrançoisBouvier, Pierre Crépeau, Roxanne Carlisle)

NARVAEZ Peter
NEILANDS, Colin (see also KIRK)
NÍ CÁTHASAIGH, Máire
NÍ LOCHLAINN, Eibhlís (TCD Folk-Music & Dance Soc.)
NÍ RIAIN, Nóirín
NÍ DHÓNAILL (rough draft of obit.)
NIC AOIDH, Clár
NOLAN, Michael (Enniscorthy)
NORTHERN IRELAND LINGUISTICS CIRCLE

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RADIO BELGIUM
[RADLEY, Josephine?? Illegible]
RAVENEAU, Marie-Jeanne
RECORD REVIEWS (by HS)
REITAN, Kjell Einar (Norway)
RENWICK, Roger
RICE, Tim: see also PORTER
RIMMER, Joan
ROBINSON, Liam: see IRISH PRESS
RONAN, Gerry
ROSE, Nancy Helen (Goldsmith-Rose)
ROSS manuscript ( by Theodosia Ross of Limavady, owned by Mrs Smith: letters from Olivia Maxwell and Bernard Meehan. Further letter from HS to Bernard Meehan of TCD about microfilming the MS, 18-7-82.
ROUD, Stephen
ROULAND, Henri & Marie (Corrèze singers)
ROUSSARIE (conductor of choir École Ventadour)
ROUTLEDGE (re SRT)
ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY (from Richard Hawkins, 1988, re Fleischmann’s article for New history)
RTÉ ( Francis Mcmanus, Leo Donnelly, Dr Rosen, Ciarán Mac Mathúna, Deidre McNulty, Conrad Douglas, Jane Carty & Deidre Smith). Also forms about broadcasts — Bards and balladmakers (1961); Some bonny Irish sailors (1963); Tops and tails (1964); Folk and anti-folk (1965); Ballad programme (E. Butcher) , i.e. Shamrock, rose & thistle (1967); The long note (contributer, 1980; Of joy and youth (1983)
RUSSELL, Ian

SAER, Roy
SCHELLENBERGER, Miss U. (harp query)
SCULLION: see PROSSER, also ULSTER FOLK MUSEUM
SHARP, Heather
SHEPARD, Leslie
SIMMS, Mercy
SINGERS etc: see COOPER, COULTER, DEVANNEY, FOSTER, GALLAGHER, GILLESPIE, HEANEY, McCAFFERTY, also CORRÈZE, FRENCH, MAGILLIGAN
SMITH, PAUL (Sheffield University)
SODEN, Paul (student query)
SOMERVILLE, Dermot
STEIN, Helga
STEINER, Margaret (Marge)
STEWART, James (query)
STEWART, Madeau (BBC)
SUCHOFF, B. (re Bartok)
SUMMERS, Keith (Musical Traditionsh)

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TAKESHITA, Eiji (Miss)
TANNEHILL, Anne (Blackstaff Press: see CARSON
TAYLOR, Mike
THOMAS, Gerald (Newfoundland)
THOMAS, Wyn
THOMPSON, BOB
THOMPSON, George: see ULSTER FOLK MUSEUM
THOMPSON, Mícheál
TINNEY, Eithne
TOCHER (Fran Beckett)
TRAINOR, Brian
TREZISE, Simon (TCD Music)
TUBRIDY, Michael
TUNNEY, Paddy
TURGEON, Laurier

UÍ ÓGÁIN, Ríonach
ULSTER FOLK MUSEUM (George Thompson, Brendan Adams, Fionnuala Scullion, also photographers William Little & Kenneth Anderson)
UNIVERSITÉ DE LAVAL
UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL (re Hume collection)
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PRESS: see McGUIGAN
WOODS, Fred: see FOLK REVIEW

VIANN, Luis Diaz (rough draft in Spanish)
VIKÁR, Lázló (IFMC)

Seán Ó Riada Concert, University College Dublin

Copy of a letter from Séamus Gallagher, Students Representative Council (S.C.R), College of Technology, Bolton St, Dublin 1 to Len Clifford, Gael Linn, Grafton St, Dublin 2; draft & original correspondence from Len Clifford (Leon Ó Clúmháin) to musicians and singers including Seán Mac Donncha (Mac Donncha, Seán, 1919-1996), Willie Clancy (Clancy, Willie, 1918-1973), Tony Mac Mahon and Seán Ó Ceallaigh; list of 60 dancers, singers, harpists, box players and pianists; poster of cancelled concert ‘An Evening with Sean Ó Riada, Easter Friday 16th April.’ Letter from Séamus Gallagher to Len Clifford cancelling ‘proposed O Riada concert which we had hoped to sponsor.’ The reason he gives for this cancellation is that ’it appears our organisation is grossly inefficient.’ Further correspondence between Clifford and musicians and singers informing them of the cancellation and notifying them of a new concert ‘at the same fee’ on the 5 March 1971 in UCD. Further letters detailing travel and rehearsal arrangements for the rescheduled concert.

Equipment

Correspondence, catalogues, instruction manuals and receipts relating to the purchase of a music typewriter from the Music Print Corporation, New York by Na Píobairí Uilleann. Also included is a letter to Mr P. Glackin (Glackin, Paddy), Traditional Music Officer, Arts Council, [Dublin] relating to grants awarded to Na Píobairí Uilleann & the Folk Music Society for the ‘cost of the musicwriter’ and ‘cost of laying out the Goodman mss’ and the ‘cost of preparing the Petrie mss for printers.’ (5 May 1981)

An Píobaire

Letters, notices and articles sent to Breandán Breathnach relating to the society’s newsletter An Píobaire. Most of the material dates to the early 1970s including an article and illustration from Ronnie Wathen (Wathen, Ronnie, 1934-1993), Es Cloí, Deyá, Mallorca entitled ‘Beginning the pipes: a personal note’ (10 Nov 1970); ‘Latest News Snippets from Pat McNulty’, Glasgow’ (May 1972) and a retraction statement from Theodor Podnos, New Jersey, U.S.A ‘Theodor Podnos regrets the erroneous statement made in his lecture of June 19, 1972 concerning the tunings of modern Highland chanters’ (30 April 1973). Also included are two copies of An Píobaire Nov [1977] and May 1982.

Tionól

Letters, documents and posters relating to the organisation of piping Tionól, workshops and concerts. Notice of ‘Second annual autumn meeting of NPU on Saturday the 8th of November... in Brú na Gael, Dublin’ [1969]. Included are letters from the Irish Countrywomen’s Association, An Grianán, Termonfechin [Termonfeckin], Drogheda, Co Louth relating to the ‘Annual Conference of Na Píobairí Uilleann, May 1971’, ‘May 1972’ and 18 May 1973. A programme of events for ‘An Tionol Piobaireachta 1973, An Grianan, Termonfeckin, Co Louth’; also letters from Kieran Crinion, Neptune Hotel, Bettystown, Co Meath relating to the the pipers’ Tionól, Bettystown 20 May 1976. Letters from Séamus MacMathúna, Wexford to Breandán Breathnach about an event in [Wexford] Arts Centre on the 29 April 1978; also an undated [1970s ?] letter from C.B.S., Limerick to Breandán Breathnach about the ‘Seanchas’ event where ‘25 trainee cadets are coming down specially from the Curragh to this session.’ Also included are undated draft posters for an event ‘Pipes & Fiddles’ with ‘Seamus Ennis (Ennis, Séamus, 1919-1982), John Kelly (Kelly, John, 1912-1987), Sean Keane, Paddy Maloney [Paddy Moloney] and Guests.’

Fermanagh County Museum

Draft and original correspondence between Helen Hickey, Museum Curator, Fermanagh County Museum, Enniskillen to Breandán Breathnach; exhibition catalogue ‘Pipes and piping: an exhibition at the Fermanagh County Museum August 15 – October 4 1977’; and ‘Fermanagh County Museum Spring and Summer Programme 1977’. Correspondence relating to the mounting of the piping exhibition in Fermanagh County Museum, Breandán Breathnach agrees to ‘compile a tape of pipe music’ for the exhibition. Helen Hickey writes on 15 Nov 1977 that she was ‘very pleased with the response here to your exhibition. We had an attendance of over 600 people, many of whom had come long distances especially to see the exhibits.’

National Museum of Ireland

Draft and original correspondence between Seán Ó Téacháin, National Museum of Ireland, Kildare St, Dublin 2; draft press release and list of newspaper contact information; draft and final copies of ‘Opening speech by Breandán Breathnach at the Exhibition ‘Pipes and Piping’ at the National Museum, Kildare Street, Dublin, from 21 July 1978’; list of ‘Players at the Museum Exhibition’; invitation to the opening of ‘Pipes and Piping’; and photograph taken at the opening of the exhibition. Correspondence relating to the mounting of the piping exhibition in the National Museum of Ireland including a list of uilleann pipers who played ‘at the exhibition each day from Tuesday to Friday inclusive’, these included ‘Dan O’Dowd, Joe McLoughlin, Robbie Hannon [Hannan], Noel Pocock, Terry Moylan, Peter Browne, Paddy Keenan, Padraig MacMathúna, Ronan Browne, Pat Mitchell, Liam Óg Ó Floinn and Andy Conroy’ (Conroy, Andy, 1911-1999) (21 July 1978).
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