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File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these two months. Includes monthly report to trustees, which includes information on the production of The Carmelites at Stranmillis Training College (1 March). Also includes a letter from Thomas MacGrath, secretary of the Newry Trades Council thanking Mary O'Malley for bringing The Risen People to the town (20 April).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes letter from Eric Glass, author and artist managers, offering to reduce the royalties for Abelard and Heloise rather than have the Lyric curtail its run (12 June). Also includes letter from Críostóir Ó Floinn to Mary O'Malley, complaining that the Abbey has rejected his Romance of an Idiot and quotes Ernest Blythe's assessment of it, 'it would disgust our audiences by reminding them of those blaguards who go around getting half-witted girls into the family way' (3 September).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these two months. Includes letter from Críostóir Ó Floinn to Mary O'Malley stating his delight that she is considering producing his play, and that the royalties suggested are acceptable (31 October).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these eleven months. Includes a draft programme article by Christopher Fitzsimon on Anton Chekhov (January) and an invitation from Michael Kirwan of Seagull Productions, Dublin to Mary O'Malley for a production of Yeats and Clarke plays by the company (1 February). Also includes a copy of a letter from the Chief Inspector of Taxes relating to fundraising, forwarded by L'Estrange and Brett, solicitors (11-21 November).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these two months. Includes several letters sent in response to an advert in the Belfast Telegraph for a part-time shop assistant.

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for this month. Consists of letters of application for the post of secretary/receptionist which was locally advertised.

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these five months. Includes a copy letter sent on behalf of the Lyric Trust to the vendors of the Ridgeway Street property (14-15 May), and two sample invitations to a Strawberry Supper hosted by the Lyric for its supporters (24 June).. Also includes letters and a schedule relating to Mary and Pearse O'Malley's trip to America (June-September) and details of the theatre's yearly income and expenditure (December).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these three months. Includes copy letter to W.R. Rodgers asking if he would be willing to support the foundation laying ceremony of the new theatre with five other poets (27 May) and a letter from Seamus O'Neill complaining that we he was not invited to the ceremony (29 June). Also includes letters of acceptance from various parties for the foundation stone laying, and two sample invitations to same (June).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes the text of an address by actress Phyllis Konstam (1 July) and a notice of the first meeting of the Arts Council's Poetry and Literature Panel (20 October). Also includes a telegram from Cyril Cusack sending his regrets that he cannot attend an event and congratulating the Mary O'Malley on her achievements (12 October).

File of correspondence relating to the administration of the Lyric Theatre for these six months. Includes the plan for a programme on the Lyric for the Arts in Ulster radio show (16 January) and some correspondence with Mary Keen in relation to the possibility of doing a set for The Plough and the Stars (March). Also includes the draft constitution and invitation to join the newly formed Wolfe Tone Society (27 January).