"Typescript letter signed Tarlach Ó hUid, to the [chief council] (ardchomhairle) of Glúin na Bua; remonstrating strongly with the way payment of his salary as Inniu's assistant editor is left uncertain because of their dependence on the government granting funds; protesting his great interest in the paper and pointing to the personal sacrifices made for it. Further detailing grievances that concern the running of the paper during the last year, including the dismissal of essential personnel, neglect to involve Inniu in talking to the government, Ó hUid's lack of administrative powers ... urging re-organisation and immediate meeting to that end [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed S. Ó Casaide, Department for Industry and Commerce, to Glúin na Bua, authorizing publication of ""Inniú"" according to specifications arising from the Act by Emergency Powers of 1942 [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Sean [Ó hÉalaí], ""The Irish Press"", Dublin, to Proinsias Mac an Bheatha; regretting they cannot assure him further of his regular column, since they tend to include news pieces or expert articles instead of columns; they will review the situation in September [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Seán Ó Dobhaileáin, Cork, to Proinsias Mac an Bheatha; agreeing with his recent comments in ""Inniu"" on the lack of national spirit. Sharing liking for poet Shelley who once helped the people of Ireland; offering his translation of the poem mentioned by Mac an Bheatha [""A widow bird sate mourning for her love""]; encouraging book to be made of Nollaig Ó [Gadhra]'s articles [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Seán Ó Comáin, private secretary, Minister for the Gaeltacht, to Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, ""Inniu"", replying that they will be very careful in making their decision regarding the staff; asking for accounts for previous financial year so that the debts outstanding can be dealt with [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Séan Mac Lellan, Publications Branch of the Department of Education, stating that they would send any new publications to ""Inniu"" for review [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Séamus Ó Cathasaigh, manager [""Inniu""], to the secretary, Department of the Gaeltacht; listing three points they will wish to discuss with the Minister concerning the paper - regarding proposition of founding new printing press for their own needs; administration; their current grant. Enclosing copies of their current management and financial report with special regard to their present printers [in Irish]."
"Typescript letter signed Séamus Ardgháil Mac Mathúna, Archbishop's House, Dublin, to Proinsias Mac an Bheatha; in thanks for his letter of 8 April to the archbishop; the latter affirms the rule concerning the Mass in Irish is not going to be changed [in Irish]."
Typescript letter signed S. Ó Casaide, secretary at the Department of Industry and Commerce to [editor of Inniu] confirming the pricing and frequency of the newspaper Inniu for the following year in accordance with the Order by Emergency Powers [in Irish].
Typescript letter signed R. White, Assistant Chief Constable Crime, Royal Ulster Constabulary, Knocknagoney House, Belfast, to [Brendan] Duddy, concerning the Independent Commission on Policing for Northern Ireland. Aware that Duddy has had contact in recent years with the RUC, inviting him to contribute to the debate on policing by informing Chris Patten's Commission on his thoughts on the present state of policing and by giving recommendations. Giving deadline as 15 September.