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Typescript copy of a novel by Declan Burke-Kennedy, entitled Leonie (241 pp) [as discussed in a letter 14 February 1995]. [Two ringbound volumes.]

Typescript copy of a call by Dáil Éireann for the recognition of the independence of the Irish republic [in French].

Typescript copy of the script of a radio programme called Today and Yesterday in Northern Ireland by John Hewitt. The broadcast which was probably for radio was 'for schools in Northern Ireland' for this edition 'Irish poet John Hewitt recalls his childhood.' Reverse side of last page includes plans for a shed.

Typescript copy of the script of a radio programme Today and Yesterday in Northern Ireland by Tom McGurk. The broadcast which was 'for schools in Northern Ireland' for this edition 'Tom McGurk is in the studio to [talk about] his childhood spent in Ardboe Co. Tyrone.'

Typescript copies of the will of Annie Barnacle. Also typed copy of the will referred to in affidavits of various people.

"Typescript copies of the obituaries for Stiophán Bairéad which appeared in the ""Leader"" newspaper [Some in Irish]."

Typescript copies of essays and dissertation submitted by Maurice Hayes in fulfilment of his LLM degree at Queen’s College Belfast. His dissertation title is ‘The Relevance of the European Convention on Human Rights to the Work of the Ombudsman’.

Typescript copies of draft memoir (both 11pp) by [Brendan Duddy] entitled 'First hunger strike 27 October to 18 December 1980'. (Caption by Éamonn Downey 'typed by Claire!!'.) Seemingly drawing on part 1 of his manuscript draft of memoir, but in new order and concentrating on the first hunger strike.

Typescript copies of an essay (7 pp) by Tom Kilroy entitled "The angry cloth in American fiction". Discussing contemporary US fiction, pursuing the argument that the common protagonist "is an anxious and angry one. He is the heir of a wealthy system, which proves a responsible and exacting burden" (p.7). [Paginated.]

Typescript copies of a memorandum by Brendan [Duddy] for Martin [McGuinness] and Gerry [Adams]. Asking them to reconsider their seemingly strong position, by emphasising with the Unionists whose only option it might be to stand and fight. (Only difference to the copy POL35/414 is a marginal comment by [Duddy].)