Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'bunches of shamrocks in their coats and even bigger talk in their mouths that made no sense and would sicken and annoy your head.' Contains extract which appeared in ' The Times Literary Supplement' under the title ' Easter ' , contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 335-350., removed from P71/234.
Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning '...god coming home to his place on earth.' Contains handwritten amendments and inserted handwritten page, paginated pp 5 - 11.
Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'The morning was clear.' Contains handwritten amendments. Paginated pp 1-8.
Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning ' "Entitled my arse," Mary said vigorously' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 303 - 327.
Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'The morning was clear'. Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-13.
Typescript draft of part of 'That He May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'Jim Ryan and Walter Domino stood up at the completed frame of the new shed.' Paginated pp 1-58.
Typescript draft of part of 'Sierra Leone' beginning " 'I suppose it won't be long now till your friend is here,' the barman said as he held the glass to the light after polishing, closing one eye like someone sighting down a gun barrel.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp1-19. Typescript identical to P71/457.
Typescript draft of part of Radio 4 'Book of the Week' adaptation of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Typescript is abridged from the published book, handwritten amendments abridge the text further. Paginated pp1-6.
Typescript draft of part of Radio 4 'Book of the Week' adaptation of 'Memoir' beginning 'My father must have heard from Maggie or Pat that the end was close.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp1-9.
Typescript draft of part of 'Parachutes' beginning 'the summer had been lived in dread that she'd go, in the wild hope that she'd say we'd make our lives together.' Paginated pp 1-21.