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Irish-language poetry (with English translations by Bruce D. Boling) written by west Kerry emigrants Seán Ó Gormáín, Seán Ruiséal, and Séamas Ó Muircheartaigh (James Moriarty) which feature emigration from Ireland to the United States as their subjects; a excerpt from the 1955 memoir of returned emigrant Mícheal Ruiséal discussing his emigration journey; and correspondence from Kerby A. Miller to fellow academics and authors regarding the poems.

Profiles of West Cork Community Councils and details regarding affiliation to Muintir na Tíre.

Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and West Cork Regional council.

Correspondence between Muintir na Tíre headquarters and East Cork regional council.

Manuscript draft report with final typescript version of Report of Organiser in 5th Battalion Area, West Clare Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann, prepared by Michael Rynne and submitted to the Director of Training (Emmet Dalton). Includes detailed information on each company under the West Clare Brigade, information on training, equipment, personnel, organisation, including remarks on company performance, members and leadership.

Correspondence between Geert Bisschop and Tim Robinson on the possibility of including Tim's writing in an art book of the photographs of the German artist Werner Hannappel.

A copy of the final published text is included.

Correspondence regarding the translation of 'Approaching the Glacier'' into the French language.

File of black and white photographs from Druid Theatre production of "werewolves" by Teresa Lubkiewicz, translated and directed by Helena Kaut-Howson. Photographs by Amelia Stein. Cast members are in costume and on set. Those pictured include Deirdre Molloy, Joan O'Hara, Peter Hanley, Tim Loane, Peter Gowan, Conor McDermottroe, Ray Callaghan, Tony Rohr and others. Also pictured are Nick Beadle and Aleksandra Lech. Contact sheets of multiple thumbnail images and also negatives included.

'Werewolves' - Written by Teresa Lubkiewicz. Translated and directed by Helena Laut-Howson. Produced at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway. Includes printed programme with article on Lubkiewicz and images and biographies of cast and crew members, 10 copies; Printed invitation to opening production of the play at Druid Lane Theatre, 6 copies; Printed flyer with play production information, 6 copies. See also 'Photographs'.

Magazine titled "The Irishwoman's Weekly" Vol. II No. 57 November 22 1924. Manuscript note on the front page says, "'Welcome Stranger' by Mary Rynne - (see pp. 14 and 24)." The story itself is about a clueless family headed by a doctor who won't stop listening to his wireless radio.