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Typescript draft of a film proposal beginning 'Again it is about a family. James Lacey is a schoolmaster in a small fishing village on the Atlantic, 56 years of age, handsome, athletic - a golfer and sailor - intelligent, uncomplicated.' Contains handwritten amendments.

Typescript draft of a film proposal beginning 'Most of the film can be set in the area around Renvyle and Galway.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-9.

Typescript draft of a film proposal beginning 'L'essential de l'action peut dérouler dans les environs de Renvyle et de Galway.'

Typescript draft of a dramatisation of ' Faith, Hope and Charity ' beginning 'Cunningham and Murphy are digging a trench in a city centre or airport.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-21.

Typescript draft of a dramatisation of ' Faith, Hope and Charity ' beginning 'Scene 1. Cunningham and Murphy are digging a trench in a city centre or Airport.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-24.

Typescript draft of a critical essay on 'An tOileanach' ( The Islandman ) by Tomas Ó Criomhthain, beginning 'The nineteenth-century Portuguese ironist, Eça de Queiroz, reporting the death of Lord Beaconsfield for a Brazilian newspaper, wrote from London: ....' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-8.

Typescript draft of a critical essay on 'An tOileanach' ( The Islandman ) by Tomas Ó Criomhthain, beginning '...world, his view of reality. Within that view such a description would be pointless.' Contains handwritten amendments, first page is missing, paginated pp 2-13.

Typescript draft of a critical essay on 'An tOileanach' ( The Islandman ) by Tomas Ó Criomhthain, beginning 'When I first was interested in An tOileanach, I was always puzzled by the difference between the original and Robin Flower's translation.' Contains handwritten amendments, original typescript identical to 272, paginated 1-13. Reverse side of the last page contains brief notes on 'Swift', 'Yeats' and 'Beckett'.

Typescript draft of a 'A Slip-UP', this draft bears the title 'Albert and Ladybird', begins 'Albert and Ladybird left their ground floor flat in Ainsworth road every evening on the stroke of eight-thirty.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-4.

Typescript draft of a review of 'The Outlaw' by Simenon beginning 'The Outlaw, published in France in 1943, and wears only the flimsiest trappings of the detective novel: This is almost certainly why it has waited so long for translation into English.'