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Cardinal Ó Fiaich: file of documents concerning Tomás Ó Fiaich, with the booklet for his archiepiscopal ordination, press cuttings and liturgical leaflet regarding his death and burial.

"Collaboration for radio programme on Donegal writers: file of correspondence between Nollaig Mac Congáil, U.C.G. and Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, Dublin; mostly concerning invitation in October 1988 to Mac an Bheatha to write general piece on the writers of Donegal (in Irish and English) to be used for a programme on Raidió na Gaeltachta, and to be subsequently published, and arrangements for both lecture and essay- enclosing list of proposed 20 chapters; also further discussion of MacCongáil's planned publication of list of MacGrianna's opus -wishing to move on to do the same for Máire's work for his anniversary in 1989; Mac an Bheatha sending essay previously thought lost ""Aisling aibeail Uí Ire""; publishing ""Dá mbíodh ruball ar an éan"" in An tUltach. [in Irish]"

Mac an Bheatha sporadically collected published items of interest from the press as well as pamphlets. The main themes are the Irish language and its treatment by the government, Irish history, and trade unionism. One stray monograph publication is contained in the series.

"Cooperation between ""Inniu"" and ""Comhar"": File of correspondence between [Ciarán Ó Nualláin editor of ""Inniu""] and Seán Ó hÉigeartaigh of the magazine ""Comhar"", Rathgar, Dublin, with reply letter; agreeing on running advertisements in both papers to promote the other. Inniu permits a certain draft to be republished, glad that a certain letter writer is being countered. Ó hÉigeartaigh praises ""Inniu"", particularly the ""propaganda"" which is much stronger and more effective than what they are used to from Conradh na Gaeilge; believing that co-operation between the publications will be essential. [in Irish]"

"Copies of handwritten judgements given for entry of ""Dóchas aduaidh"" to competition no.7 of An tOireachtas; code-name for author is 'Tuais[c]eartach'. Judgements both very positive, by Peadar Ó Flátharta and [Uí] Ríogáin, latter recommending the work be published [in Irish]."