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"Typescript plan with handwritten corrections for caretaking of the 'Árus', specifying library, dance hall, other specified rooms, to particular members, including B. Ní Bhroin, B. Mac Conleána, L. Mac Eóin; other notes about upcoming events [in Irish]."

Typescript piece on the roots of conflict in Northern Ireland, possible earlier draft of POL41/5/159.

Typescript piece by Ruairí Ó Brádaigh on Céili dancing. Ó Brádaigh outlines his own personal experiences of Céili dancing as a small child, a teenager in the Gaeltacht and later a student at University College Dublin.

Typescript page on Paganini and Fritz Kreisler beginning 'Paganini, Niccolo, perhaps the first of the virtuosi, born Genoa 1784, died without receiving last rites of R.C. faith 1840.' Reads as if it is a translation, a short passage in 'Swallows' relates to the life of Paganini.

Typescript page of file details for a softcopy of a draft of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' ; filename is 'Backup of May 26, STTMFTRS', also includes details of the number of words and pages.

Typescript page of a French translation of 'Amongst Women' ('Entre Toutes Les Femmes') beginning 'Un gosse n'aurait pas commis cette erreur.' Not the same translation as the published translation by 'Alan Delahaye' possibly an earlier draft of that translation.

Typescript page containing two plot outlines for plays, the first resembling somewhat the childhood sequence of The Leavetaking , the second resembling closely 'All Sorts of Impossible Things'.

Typescript page of a quote from a letter from Marcel Proust wrote to George de Lauris in 1903. The quote appears in 'The Church and Its Spire'.

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 offer of fee payment by Radio Teilifis Éireann, Dublin, to Thomas Kilroy, for the broadcast of 15 episodes of The Big Chapel. [Not as radio drama, but read by actor.]