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Pearse O'Malley's personal and professional correspondence, in chronological files.

File of personal correspondence. Includes invitations to address the Irish Guild of St Luke (November 1947 - January 1948), correspondence relating to the Cardinal Newman Society at Queen's University Belfast, bills, and other personal letters. Also includes a letter from Nöel Browne TD replying to a request from O'Malley for advice for a colleague who wishes to study thoracic surgery (11 January 1952).

File of personal correspondence. Includes correspondence relating to O'Malley's medical career, bills and estimates for household jobs, and other personal letters. Also includes correspondence between O'Malley and Taoiseach Seán Lemass on the topic of the exclusion of the Mater Hospital staff from the Health Services Scheme of 1948 (February 1962).

File of personal correspondence. Includes correspondence relating to O'Malley's insurance policies, an invitation to appear on the BBC television programme In Question to speak on the psychiatric problems of widows (25 May 1971), and a circular regarding a fundraising drive for Clongowes Wood College (1 April 1973). Also includes the usual personal letters such as invitations and letters of thanks.

File of personal correspondence. Includes a letter relating to a referral from O'Malley to Dr John Donaghy of the Mater Hospital for Roger McHugh (18 March 1980), and drafts for a letter to the editor of the Irish Times regarding a letter published from Desmond Bowen on the proposal of a dual protectorate in Northern Ireland (18 January 1984).

File of personal correspondence. Includes correspondence with Lionel Pilkington of the National University of Ireland, Galway who requested some of O'Malley's recollections on several points of interest relating to the Lyric Theatre (July-September 1994). Also includes correspondence between Pearse O'Malley and Lord John Alderdice, member of the House of Lords on the subject of Northern Irish politics (April 1997).

Material relating to O'Malley's medical career and to his other interests, such as his involvement in human rights in Northern Ireland.

Copybook of notes on psychology.

Two press cuttings of stories relating to Pearse O'Malley's as a student and graduate. The first relates to the Arts Society at Queen's University of which O'Malley was secretary, and the other relates to the Cardinal Newman Society of which he was chairman.

File of material relating to the exclusion of the Mater Hospital Belfast, as well as the medical consultant and assistant staff, from the Health Services Scheme introduced by the British government in 1948. Includes correspondence with politicians, the British Medical Association, the Medical Defence Union and also with Peter Gormley, who wrote the official history of the hospital.