Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Contains handwritten amendments paginated pp 2-414, 83-99 removed, note describes them as repeated.
Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Bears typescript heading 'Fourth-Final-5th Rev.' followed by inscription which reads 'Sixth', contains handwritten amendments paginated pp 1-241, closing section missing. In need of conservation.
Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Contains handwritten amendments, pagination irregular in places, missing closing section.
Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-567. Reverse side of many of the pages contains typescript fragments of the same work.
Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-550.
Typescript draft of 'Memoir' beginning 'The soil in Leitrim is poor, in places no more than an inch deep.' Contains handwritten amendments, first page bears inscription 'January Memoir 3', paginated pp1-274.
Typescript draft of medical report on the 1981 Hunger Strikes. It was prepared for publication in a medical journal but it was barred on grounds of patient confidentiality.
Typescript draft of 'Madness/Creativity' beginning 'I have to say at once that I feel nothing but unease when confronted with such a theme'.
Typescript draft of letter from Eoghan Ó Tuairisc to Allen Figgis, commenting on his letter, commenting that financial considerations should not override cultural ones. He comments that the civil servants he refers to have done their best for the Irish revival. He feels he does not want to write in Irish anymore, and that he won't push for his Irish books to be done in the schools.
"Typescript draft of letter from Eoghan Ó Tuairisc to Allen Figgis thanking him for his letter, commenting that to market ""De Luain"" would not be a good idea. He is not very happy to write in Irish anymore. He also comments that he is very unhappy with the epigraph and other aspects of the ""Weekend"", and has come to a solution to the problem over a number of years."