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Two parliamentary debate reports which each feature the text of motions relating to healthcare.

Two pages giving date and title of piece broadcast, and amounts paid, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc from RTE.

Two notes from Edward Choate addressed to Laurie Shields, Choate recommends a book on Eugene O'Neill, 'Contour in Time' by Travis Bogart. Also copy of response from Laurie Shields who thanks Choate for the O'Neill reference and also writes 'Still haven't had a chance to comb our own records here for the Hersfeld cartoon (?) you said you'd like to have...'

Two notebooks and a partially used cheque book.

Two memoranda books containing notes on names from "Finnegan's Wake".

Typescript draft of two love songs by Paddy Mulloy. One begins "Is mór a' t-athuighadh orm-sa", the other "A húdhaidh Uí Conagaill, sé is áin liom innse". From Annie Connor and Mrs Boner, Donegal song, index 142, Ó Máille number 348.

Two lists of stock published by the Dolmen Press.

Two colour polaroid photographs of cast members as part of "Two Lies Told by Children" / "Love Stories", the world premiere in German of works by Gavin Quinn, which took place in a hotel bedroom at Hotel am Ludwigsplatz in Giessen, Germany, commissioned by German Stage Service, Marburg in collaboration with Pan Pan.

Two letters from The Lord Killanin (Michael Killanin) of Sextant Films Limited. In one letter dated 26 June 1964 and addressed to J.J. O'Leary of Cahill and Co., Parkgate Street. Killanin writes the he understands that 'Boss is on his way over on a Swedish steamer...Jack[John Ford] is quite anxious that I should discuss with him the possibility of Boss being used as dialogue director and also playing a small but important part in Young Cassidy.' In the other letter dated 30 June 1964 and addressed to Arthur Shields, at the Montclare Hotel, Clare St., Dublin 2, Killanin writes that John Ford is anxious for Arthur Shields to play the part of 'Charlie Ballinoy' in 'Young Cassidy'.

Two letters from The Arts Council to Sinead Ui Allurain, Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe, relating to a grant of £2,200. [in Irish and English]