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Typescript later draft by Thomas Kilroy for his play Double Cross, split into the "Bracken Play" and the "Joyce Play", with a few handwritten corrections. [The first part misses a few pages at the end: paginated 1-44; 1-70.]

"Typescript judgement sheet from the Oireachtas essay competition, with judge Seosamh Ó Duibhginn giving positive verdict on 'Diarmuid Ó Duibhne''s essay ""Na Normannaigh i gCorach Duibhne"". With handwritten note to Donncha Ó Conchuir O.S., Ballyferriter, asking him to send the page to F.N.T. [in Irish]"

"Typescript invitation for 14 January [1988] to the launch of two works by Ciarán Ó Coigligh and of ""I dtreo na gréine"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha at the bookshop of Conradh na Gaeilge, Dublin [partly in Irish]."

Typescript income and expenditure statement of Music for Galway.

Typescript income and expenditure account, schedules to income and expenditure, profit and loss account of Music for Galway.

Typescript income and expenditure account, 29 Feb 1988 of Music for Galway and also complete accounts of Music for Galway, year ended 31 Aug 1988, prepared and signed by Aideen MacInerney, Chartered Accountant. Accounts are also signed by Jane S. O'Leary and James J. Ward, directors of Music for Galway.

Typescript income and expenditure account of Music for Galway for the year ended 31 August 1985, Balance Sheet of assets and liabilities as of 31 August 1985 and also Balance Sheet of assets and liabilities as on 31 August 1986 and also budget details for 1985/1986.

Typescript funding application made by Music for Galway and submitted to the Arts Council. Document includes a list of committee members and positions, details on the group Music for Galway, including 'Who we are - our aims', 'current position of Music for Galway', 'The Piano Problem', 'The venue problem', details of capital expenditure, current expenditure and other details. Copy of same included.

Typescript French translation by Godeleine Carpentier of Thomas Kilroy's play The O'Neill, rendered Le grand O'Neill. With few pencil corrections and notes, e.g. denoting that original English names be used instead of translating them, i.e. "Yellow Ford" for "Gué-Jaune".

Typescript fragments of 'Wheels'.