Typescript draft of part of 'The Rockingham Shoot' beginning 'come away from the window, Sergeant.' Paginated pp 2-29.
Typescript draft of part of the Radio 4 'Book of the Week' adaptation of 'Memoir' beginning ' Guard Cannon came back to say that Packie McCabe would be outside any minute.' Inscription on first page reads 'Radio Four V', contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 250-285.
Typescript draft of part of 'The Power of Darkness' beginning 'FX: Peter is set down by the table. Eileen makes his drink, as soon as it is made, baby holds up the tablets and then pushes them into Eileen's hand. ' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of part of 'The Power of Darkness' beginning '(The Same kitchen. Winter, heavy rain outside.)' Contains handwritten amendments. Paginated pp 44-81.
Typescript draft of part of 'The Pornographer' beginning 'I watched the sun cross and recross the carriages as the train came between the pillars, lighting the grey roofs; and then hands began to draw down windows, doors flew open, and the first figures met the platform with a jolt, and started to run.' Includes handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-103.
Typescript draft of part of 'The Leavetaking' beginning 'I watch a gull's shadow float among feet on the concrete as I walk in a day of my life with a bell, its brass tongue in my hand, and think after all the first constant was water.' Contains handwritten amendments, includes all of part 1 and a large part of part 2. Paginated pp 1- 211.
Typescript draft of part of the foreword to 'Dick Walsh Remembered: Selected Columns from The Irish Times 1990-2002' beginning 'Dick Walsh wrote uncommonly well: he had intelligence and feeling, wit and humour, a gritty, fearless integrity.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1,4-5
Typescript draft of part of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'The books and files had been taken out but no one yet had stopped him from entering his office.' Paginated pp1-2.
Typescript draft of part of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'The grimness on the sergeant's face did not relent: it was as if he had never spoken.' Contains a small number of handwritten amendments, paginated pp 2-9, maybe from the same draft as P71/609, although pagination overlaps, this draft takes up from the point where P71/609 ends.
Typescript draft of part of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'All the doors of the house were open and he came through the house and stood in the doorway of the large room at the back where they were sitting.' Includes handwritten amendments and handwritten addition, paginated 1 - 40.