"Typescript copy of letter of Síghle Bairéad to the Editor of the ""Sunday Press"", commenting that she cannot recall any reference to the incident referred to by Eoin P O Caoimh. She states that Pearse did leave many creditors after him, including her father. ""Mr Pearse had many intellectual gifts but Accountancy was not one of them"". Also copy of same."
"Typescript copy of letter from a reader [of ""Mé féin agus an gairdín""], commenting on gardening matters [in Irish]."
Typescript copy of lecture given to Réalt Bhúde, giving an account of his parents' life. It dwells mainly on the opening years of the language movement with the various teachers of the language. It includes an account of Lady Gregory's experience in Kiltartan among others [in Irish].
Typescript copy of "John Huston and my Breakfast Money", a reminiscence by Albert Band.
Typescript copy of "Huston" by Ernie Anderson.
Typescript copy of English translations of correspondence between George Sand and Gustave Flaubert, quoted in the article on James Joyce's Dubliners . Paginated pp 2-4.
Typescript copy of "Dubliners", a screenplay by Tony Huston and John Huston, based on the novella "The Dead" by James Joyce. Director's notes by John Huston at the end.
Typescript copy of article from Nation (vol.XVI no.31 p.485), with articles entitled "Gavazzi in Galway" and "Great excitement and outbreak".
Typescript copy of an Abridged version of 'Amongst Women' beginning 'As he weakened, Moran became afraid of his daughters.' According to the title page the novel was abridged by Edna Tromans. Inscription on cover reads 'Abridged for TV' Paginated pp 1-129.
Typescript copy of account of her father's life, particularly in relation of Padraig Pearse [in Irish].