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Two typescript replies [one a draft of the other] from the British government to the Provisional IRA, in reply to their communication of 7 July. Agreeing that a further drift from the ceasefire is to be avoided; responding to the six points raised by them and requesting a meeting on 22 July. (Wording in first document, with handwriting by [Éamonn Downey], more conciliatory in tone.)

Two verse plays by Garrett McCreesh entitled A Leaf on a Tree and Darkness and Flames. Also includes two short stories by the same author, A Sense of Touch and The Return . Includes McCreesh's cover letter to Mary O'Malley. (16 October [ ])

Two typescript duplicates (42 pp) of Thomas Kilroy's [television play Farmers ], with front matter setting the scene and listing characters, including the couples "Peter" and "Judith", "Sean" and "Nuala". Divided into 30 scenes. [Paginated 1-42; first copy lacks last page.]

File containing typescript draft of two speeches given by Dr. Maurice Hayes. One is an address to a conference at Woodbourne House Hotel [22 Jan 1971]. The other is a talk given on Prize Day, Sr. Colmcille Secondary School, Crossgar, Co. Down (31 May 1972).

Two souvenir handkerchiefs sold by the Irish Players 'with the proceeds to be put towards a building to save Sir Hugh Lane's 'Great Gift of Pictures for Ireland', also enclosed two programmes for the Irish players' performance in the Royal Court Theatre of 'The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet' by George Bernard Shaw.

"Handwritten rough draft of two songs from Mrs Boner, ""Is mór air a pobal a diagh sí"" (song 10) and ""Silfidh cead acu gur leasa flui me"" (song 51)."

"Handwritten rough draft of two songs from Mrs Boner, ""Is mór air a pobal a diagh sí"" (song 10) and ""Silfidh cead acu gur leasa flui me"" (song 51)."

"Handwritten rough drafts of two songs, Rose Dougherty, ""A Mhuire dhílis goide deanfar"" (number 274) and Mrs Hacket ""Clár bog daol"" (number 261)."

"Handwritten and typescript versions of two songs. First is ""Séamus 'ac Loingsigh"", from Mrs Dunlevy; Mrs McKelvy, Dunuin; published version in [""Gaelic American""], noting that it had been written by Richard Barrett of Erris County Mayo. Second song begins ""Mo brón air an Fuiscidhe"", from James Mulhearn, Ardara, County Donegal; Mrs Dunlevy; Mrs Dougherty (Gallagher); Brigid McMonagle; Con McNeilis. Donegal song, index 136, Ó Máille number 342."

"Handwritten drafts of two songs, one beginning ""Bhí mise lá 'gus me a siubhal a chois fhairrge"". Second song beginning ""A gcualadh sibh an bás a gheabhar na hAlabnan"", including from Mrs. Dunlevy; from Mrs. Dean, County Mayo. Ó Máille 402, index 229."