Typescript draft part of 'Morocco: The Bitter and the Sweet' beginning 'In the Spring I got a call to ask if I'd travel to Morocco and write about that country.' Contains a small number of handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-9, includes cover page with inscription 'Attention Brian Brennan'.
"Typescript draft (original and copy, some handwriting) by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha of appendix ii to Jemmy Hope; here entitled ""Dánta"", corresponding closely to pp.156 to 162 of the published item and missing 8 pp from the end (pp.1-9) [in Irish]."
"Typescript draft (original and copy, some handwriting) by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha for ""Jemmy Hope""; closely corresponding to introduction, chapters 1-16, postscript (""Athshuimiú"") of the published item pp.11-140, with diverse structuring from chapter 9, and differing most from printed item in chapter 13 (1p. front matter, pp.1-7, 1-4 [introduction], 1-156 [main body of text], with 7 subnumbers). [in Irish]"
Typescript draft or rehearsal script of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Ibsen's Ghosts , marked "typed by Michael Scott" [director of the first production by the Abbey Theatre]. Very few handwritten corrections. [Paginated.]
Typescript draft or rehearsal script of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Ibsen's Ghosts. Also marked "Michael Scott"; a duplicate of the former script, but with a larger number of handwritten corrections, working towards the next draft. Reverse bears handwritten quotation from "Joyce 1900", in Kilroy's hand: " Ghosts , the action of which passes in a common parlour, is of universal import...". [Paginated 1-83.]
Typescript draft or rehearsal script of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Ibsen's Ghosts. Also marked "typed by Michael Scott", and a shortened version of the former two scripts with his name. With few handwritten annotations in Kilroy's hand, including names of a cast from [a theatre workshop in Macroom in 2001] - among them Mary Curtin, [Dermod] Gallagher, Alf McCarthy. [Same names appear in Brown Penny script; P103/ 166.]
Typescript [draft] one-act play by Tom Gallacher entitled Mr. Joyce is Leaving Paris. Listing a Dunbartonshire address for the author.
Typescript draft of "Working with Dad" by Tony Huston, with handwritten and typescript amendments and additions.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.