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Typescript outline for a screenplay by Thomas Kilroy entitled Grange Park or The Turning of the Key . Summarising background of Ireland 1935-1936; and outlining plot and characters. With a handwritten "historical note" on the reverse.

Typescript "first draft screenplay" by Thomas Kilroy entitled The Turning of the Key , based on a story by Ciarin Scott. Originally sent in four instalments; containing a proposed ending (p.49f.). (Paginated 1-101, with p.51A, missing 62-83.)

Typescript letter signed Ciarin Scott, Scotia Film Productions Limited, Dublin, to Thomas Kilroy, Dublin, attaching a document for signature regarding Kilroy's screenplay for a feature film; asking to return it.

File of records regarding a proposition for a television play by Thomas Kilroy, with the provisional title Ring-a-Ring-a-Rosy [1979]. Comprising correspondence from RTÉ, commissioning him to write Ring-a-Ring-a-Rosy , and asking for news.

File of correspondence and drafts regarding a proposed adaptation for television of George Moore's Drama in Muslin by Thomas Kilroy. Including a letter from his literary agent Margaret Ramsay Ltd, pointing to his lack of expertise in television in the UK; a précis of the play (4 pp) outlining the adaptation in three parts entitled "Home", "The Castle", "A Wedding".

File of handwritten notes and other documents regarding Thomas Kilroy's television screenplay The Women and Mr. Yeats . Including some historical notes on Maud Gonne, notes on structure of the play; some early draft dialogue. Also including fragment of a letter from Michael Garvey [RTÉ] to [ ] proposing to produce the film before September to be able to broadcast in the anniversary year [1989].

File of 29 colour photographs (12.7x8.8cm) by [Michael Garvey], originally in a simple book with sleeves, entitled "Yeats Project". With images from Corcomroe Abbey, from Douros House, and from Thoor Ballylee. [The Yeats project comprised both Kilroy's screenplay The Women and Mr. Yeats and a proposed book by Kilroy and Carlson with the same title. Name of photographer supplied by Thomas Kilroy.]