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Transcription of a lecture read before the Irish Literary Society in London in March 1914, entitled “The O’Flaherty Country” by E W Lynam.

Transcript of piece from "Today Show" on KNBC TV, Los Angeles, an interview with Angelica Huston by Gloria Steinem.

Transcript of piece from "Eyewitness News" on KABC TV in Los Angeles where Gary Franklin reviews "The Dead".

Transcript of interview BBC programme "A Place Apart" regarding Northern Ireland politics and conflict, with Brendan O Leary.

Transcript of an interview with John McGahern conducted by Julia Carlson of Article 19 a U.K. based anti-censorship group. The interview is divided into sections with the following headings 'The Personal Experience of Censorship', 'The Irish Literary Community' and 'Ireland Today', inscription by John McGahern reads "[The interview] was never corrected though I would have been glad to do so." Published in Banned In Ireland: Censorship and The Irish Writer edited by Julia Carlson.

Transcript of an interview with John McGahern conducted by James Whyte author of History, Myth and Ritual in the Fiction of John McGahern Strategies of Transcendence . Contains handwritten corrections and amendments carried out by John McGahern.

Transcript of an interview with Arthur Shields, transcript takes the format of the speakers name followed by what he or she said. Speakers include 'Shields', 'Mrs. Shields', 'Gan', '2nd Interviewer' and 'Mrs Shields'; 'Gan' was the principal interviewer. The interview relates primarily to Shields career at The Abbey, most of his reminiscences have been extracted in T13/A/394. There is some discussion of the possibility of Arthur and Laurie Shields working on a book about Arthur's career in the Abbey. Laurie Shields is quoted as saying 'It's a period that Arthur, with his terrific recall, is possibly one of the few people left who has access to the "back story" - the story the front - the one that's in the pages of the books that are available now. And if he owes it to no one else - he owes it to his daughter, his son and his grand-children.'

Transcript of a statement by "LC" [ ] from 1838 relating to the state of preservation of Warden Bodkin, the last Roman Catholic Warden of the Church of St. Nicholas. (Copied from another copy held by F.Bailey, Eyre Square, by Marguerite Hayes-McCoy.)

Transcript of a message written in Ruairí Ó Brádaigh's hand, described as being a message from 'F. to McB.' McB is probably Sean McBride and the message probably relates to his proposed meeting with Desmond Boal. According to the message sender 'I think the situation is not entirely hopeless although I am satisfied that a delicate meeting such as suggested is definitely not on. Reverse side a list of demands issued by hunger strikers in Portlaoise prison.

Transcript list of income received by Siobhán McKenna between 6th April 1984 and 5th April 1985.