Three parts of a series of pamphlets entitled "Yes to life", containing abridged pastoral letter from the Irish bishops "Human life is sacred"; elaborating on papal "Humanae Vitae" and evils of abortion (parts 1 and 4 in summary, parts 2 and 4 in full version).
Three of Mary O'Malley's personal address books. One contains a posting list for the Lyric Theatre.
Three newsletters of the International Women's Club, Dublin branch.
Black and white photographs from three megalithic tomb sites in Scotland.
Three libel insurance policies for Threshold taken out by Pearse and Mary O'Malley with Lloyd's, and correspondence relating to same with the National Employers Mutual General Insurance Association in Belfast.
Three letters to Lady Clanmorris, at Bath, England and Brussels, Belgium, from her second son Denis Arthur Bingham, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, [aged 14 years] in which he writes of his various activities, friends, lack of money and health.
Three letters to David Nagle, Circus, Bath, England from Abraham Robarts and Co., London, [bankers] relating to D Nagle's account with them and his poor eyesight.
Three letters from Caoimhín Ó Conchaile, Teach Lorcáin, Baile Átha Cliath, to Eoghan, mainly discussing his poem, "Litir", including a poem answering Eoghain's, as well as complaining about the state of publishing in the Irish language in Dublin [in Irish
Three letters between W R Rice and Peter Freyer
Three issues of Motley , a journal published by the Gate Theatre, Dublin and including contributions by Michéal MacLiammóir and Mary Manning.