PICTURED ARE LEW GLUCKSMAN, BARBARA BRAY AND LORETTA BRENNAN GLUCKSMAN, PRESIDENT OF THE IRELAND FUNDS, IN TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN. BARBARA BRAY HAD A 35 YEAR PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH SAMUEL BECKETT, HER COLLECTION OF CORROSPONDENCE FROM THE NOBEL-WINNING PLAYWRIGHT HAS BEEN ACCQUIRED BY TRINITY COLLEGE LIBARY WITH THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OF THE IRELAND FUNDS. American Lew Glucksman and his wife Loretta (r), who is president of the Ireland Fund, pictured today (Thur) with radio drama producer Barbara Bray at Dublin's Trinity College, which received more than 680 letters written by playright Samuel Beckett to Bray. The letters, written over a 32-year-period to Bray, were formally transferred to the university's library, which now has the world's largest and most important collection of material produced by the Dublin-born Beckett. See PA story IRISH Beckett. PA (b/w only). (Photo by PA Images via Getty Images)

PICTURED ARE LEW GLUCKSMAN, BARBARA BRAY AND LORETTA BRENNAN GLUCKSMAN, PRESIDENT OF THE IRELAND FUNDS, IN TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN. BARBARA BRAY HAD A 35 YEAR PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH SAMUEL BECKETT, HER COLLECTION OF CORROSPONDENCE FROM THE NOBEL-WINNING PLAYWRIGHT HAS BEEN ACCQUIRED BY TRINITY COLLEGE LIBARY WITH THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OF THE IRELAND FUNDS. American Lew Glucksman and his wife Loretta (r), who is president of the Ireland Fund, pictured today (Thur) with radio drama producer Barbara Bray at Dublin's Trinity College, which received more than 680 letters written by playright Samuel Beckett to Bray. The letters, written over a 32-year-period to Bray, were formally transferred to the university's library, which now has the world's largest and most important collection of material produced by the Dublin-born Beckett. See PA story IRISH Beckett. PA (b/w only). (Photo by PA Images via Getty Images)