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File of documents regarding the Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing (Derry, 1991), as circulated among board members. Comprising drafts and galley proofs of front matter, advertisement brochure, press reviews (17 titles, 20 November 1991-3 February 1992). (For correspondence about this publication see files above.)

File of copies of printed and draft plays and poetry in circulation among the Field Day Theatre Company board of directors, but not consequently produced by Field Day. Including works by Tom Paulin, Gabriel Fitzmaurice, [ ] (a two-act play on the Táin Bó Cuailgne ), Derek Mahon, Sophocles (translation by John Lavery), Donal O'Kelly (see correspondence with the author in March 1992).

File of documents, including press reviews, interview and essays, collected by Thomas Kilroy for their interest regarding the Field Day Theatre Company. Including an essay by Seamus Deane entitled "Field Day's Greeks (and Russians)" (undated); draft interview with Thomas Kilroy [by Jon Curley, Massachusetts] about his board membership (21 May 1996); poster for a lecture by Carmen Szabo on Kilroy and Field Day (11 April 2005) as sent by Brian Friel.

Comprising collected documents from Thomas Kilroy's time as a student in UCD; notes taken for lectures on English Literature; correspondence and schedules from international conferences; press cuttings and correspondence regarding literary awards given to Kilroy; curricula, and some material for a bibliography of Kilroy's work.

This contains material from Thomas Kilroy's time as a student of UCD, with essays (and a copy of his MA dissertation), references, documents from his auditorship of the English Literature Society, and a collection of "The Student".

File of research notes and essay by Thomas Kilroy, pertaining to studies at UCD for a Master of Arts degree. Including notebooks with lecture and literary research notes; copy typescript M.A. essay (42 pp) entitled "Satirical elements in the prose of Thomas Nashe".

File of two references from Professors of English T.P. Dunning and J.J. Hogan, UCD, for Thomas Kilroy. Stating his achievements as undergraduate and postgraduate (1953-1956) and postgraduate (H.Dip. Education 1957; MA 1959); attesting to interest, intelligence, and ability. T.P. Dunning: "his interest in literature is clearly genuine and well-informed, and his flair for expression conspicuous: I feel he may go far in the literary field if he perseveres, as I think he will" (undated).