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Undated piece entitled 'Rockcrystal'.

Handwritten and typed drafts of 'The Extreme Edge', previously entitled 'Nearing the Edge'. The final dated version is 15 January 2001.

Typescript manuscript of 'My Time in Space' - versions that were reworked in London in Spring 2000. Includes table of contents and drafts of 'Birdlife'; 'The Curvature of the Earth'; 'Ballistics'; 'A Career in Art'; 'Firewalking'; two drafts of 'Echosphere' dated 15 Feb and 15 Mar 2000 respectively; 'A House on a Small Cliff'; 'The Fineness of Things'. Some handwritten notes on punctuation in the margins.

CV for Tim Robinson. Typescript draft of 'My Time in Space' in its entirety, dated 18 Jun 2000.

Typed list of questions relating to incident centres, also hand written answers.

Typed list of actors available for the play. He also includes a copy of the drama, which he would like back in a few days [in Irish].

Typed list of 12 terms for a bi-lateral truce put forward by the Republican Movement. 8 of the 12 points have a handwritten X beside them, this seems to indicate agreement. Four others have short inscriptions beside them in Ruairí Ó Brádaigh's hand. For example point 9, 'Agreement of effective liaison system between British and Republican Forces.' has an inscription beside it which reads 'can be resolved'.

Typed letters from F.S.J. McCarrigher to Maurice Hayes, saying that his criticisms of the GAA reporting had not been directed at Maurice and he was sorry if it appeared that way. Continues with comments on how hard it is to get GAA reports into the Antrim newspapers.

Letter from P O Ruairc, 1 Sraid Howard, Rinn-Muirfean, Áth Cliath to the Secretary, stating that he wishes to get his translations of "Eimer & Yvonne" and "Julius Caesar" back from them [in Irish].

Typed letter from P O Ruairc, 1 Sraid Howard, Rinn Muirfean, to 'A Chara' requesting the return of a script. He includes copies of correspondence between himself and Earnan de Blaghd, Amharclann na Mainistreac, about the script. O Ruairc gave the script to the Taibhdhearc and he wants it back as the Abbey are looking for it. [in Irish]

Typed letter from Col Douglas Dawson, Registrar and Secretary, Lord Chamberlain's Office, St James's Palace, London, to Sir Peter Freyer, enclosing the warrant granting him the KCB and a copy of the statutes of the Order.