"Typescript faircopy and press cutting from [ ] entitled ""'An Ulsterman I'm proud to be'"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha [in Irish]."
"Typescript faircopy and press cutting from [ ] entitled ""An Phoblacht agus an Ghaeilge"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha (also handwritten note 'Margáil na Saoirse 5/1/1989' [in Irish]."
"Typescript faircopy and press cutting from [ ] entitled ""An Gréasán Náisiúnta"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha [in Irish]."
"Typescript faircopy and press cutting from [ ] entitled ""Amhras ar na hUltaigh"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha [in Irish]."
"Typescript faircopy and press cutting from [ ] entitled ""1989"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha [in Irish]."
"Typescript faircopy and pasted press cuttings from [ ] entitled ""'Máire' sa Róimh"" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, and cutting from [ ] ""The Saturday Column"" by Paddy Agnew; generally on Irish in Rome [in Irish]."
"Typescript essay with few handwritten corrections entitled ""Dá mbeadh ruball ar an éan"" by [Seosamh Mac Grianna], beginning ""Ag éirí dom féin ar maidin..."". (Paginated 98 to 100.) [In Irish] (Published by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha in ""An tUltach"" December 1988, 17.)"
"Typescript essay with few handwritten corrections entitled ""Aisling Áibéil Uí Íre/ Aisling mo chéasta"" by [Seosamh Mac Grianna], beginning ""Rud iontach an bhrionglóideach..."". (Paginated 101 to 104.) [in Irish] (Published by Ciarán Ó Nualláin in ""Inniu"", 7 July 1972, see G42/ 43 below.)"
Typescript (computer offprint) essay (no author) dealing with the Derry March of 5 October 1968, discussing the event, its background and implications, including four photographs; also listing chronology of events from February 1967 to 11 December 1968; structured bibliography (latest publication 1997). Arguing this march spelled the beginning of 'The Troubles', and pointing to press coverage which alerted many in UK and the Republic to a situation not well understood until then. (With caption by [Éamonn Downey] 'on computer'.)
Typescript essay by Richard Pine entitled "Rough Edges- Commitment in Contemporary Irish Drama". With holograph dedication to Thomas Kilroy.