- The journey - Jack McQuoid
- Poems - Paul Muldoon
- Sally - Patrick Boyle 4. The bread god - John Montague 5. The brothers - Redmond O'Hanlon 6. The influence of natural objects - James Simmons 7. Poems - Michael Longley 8. Fond mother - Mary Lavin 9. Death bed - Thomas Kinsella 10. A stone-age figure - Derek Mahon 11. The white flower - Hugh Bredin 12. Robert Kennedy - James Scott 13. Farmer - Geoffrey Squires 14. Jude - Elizabeth Walsh 15. Deborah Browne: an appreciation - T. P. Flanagan 16. The poet as watcher - Alan Warner 17. Kavanagh's arrival - Tom McGurk 18. Poems - Glyn Hughes 19. The poetry of John Hewitt - Seamus Heaney
- Acknowledgments
- Preface - The Editors
- The circus ring - Michael McLaverty 4. Death of an old lady - Louis MacNeice 5. Carrick revisited - Louis MacNeice 6. After hours - Brian O'Nolan 7. The weakness - Michael J. Murphy 8. Follower - Seamus Heaney 9. Scaffolding - Seamus Heaney 10. The spit of the Ould Da - Robert Harbinson 11. A tanner a time - John D. Stewart 12. The swathe uncut - John Hewitt 13. The first corncrake - John Hewitt 14. A vocation - Brian Moore 15. The funeral - Maurice Leitch 16. Stormy night - W. R. Rodgers 17. Armagh - W. R. Rodgers 18. Farewell to a kid - Anthony C. West 19. The new Scythe Blade - Jack McQuoid 20. Wheat - Jack McQuoid 21. The march morning - John Irvine 22. F. E. McWilliam - George McCann 23. Second letter to an irish novelist - Roy McFadden 24. Tom Hunter - Roy McFadden 25. Lucinda and the birds - Joseph Tumelty 26. Ballad of a marriage - James Simmons 27. In memoriam - Michael Longley 28. The oddity - Isobel McColl 29. Like Dolmens - John Montague 30. New boots - Joyce Cary 31. The casualty meditates - Stewart Parker 32. Revisiting Belfast - Robert Greacen 33. Among the ruins - Brian Friel 34. Neilly and the fir tree - John O'Connor 35. In Carrowdore Graveyard - Derek Mahon 36. White birds and black roses for you - Seamus Deane 37. The house in Jail Square - Benedict Kiely 38. The black north - Sean McMahon 39. Contributors
- Foreword - The Editor
- Rebellion - John Montague
- Poems - Padraic Fiacc and Richard Kell
- Cema and the professional theatre - J. E. C. Lewis-Crosby
- Belfast theatre controversy - Janet McNeill, Roy McFadden, Mary O'Malley
- Griffith and Gandhi - R. P. Davis
- Mermaid theatre - Sally Miles
- A dresden notebook - John Hewitt
- Our way - Catherine Brunot
- The eye and the wheel - Eric Elmes
- A student's return - Walter Grey
- Poetry review - John Hewitt
- Foreword - The Editor
- Dail Eireann and Dublin Castle - Padraic Colum
- Poem - Roy McFadden
- A vocation - Brian Moore
- The Abbey Theatre and the Irish language - Earnan de Blaghd
- See the gay windows - Norman Harrison
- First lessons in Bombay - Desmond Fennell
- Two poems - Wilhelm Niemoller and Ewart Milne
- Recent verse by Irish poets - John Hewitt
- Thomas Russell - Desmond Ryan
- Foreword - The Editor
- A bus from Tivoli - Kate O'Brien
- Two poems - Roy McFadden
- London Opera - Rudolf Klein
- The Theatre in Ireland before 1900 - Hester Black
- Joseph Devlin - F.J. Whitford
- Two poems - John Montague
- National Art-The emergence of Irish music - Sean Neeson
- Denmark and her old people - Esther Skouboe
- Irish history and the great famine - R. D. Collison Black
- The Queen and the famine - Thomas P. O'Neill
- The exiled - Elizabeth Boyle
- The first week in lent-a political snapshot - John Montague
Summary of work completed by Pat Doyle; includes reports of the work completed monthly.
Summary of the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights in Şarli v. Turkey (A44/43/1/50) written by Françoise Hampson.
Summary report of the judgment of the Akdeniz and others case written by Françoise Hampson, including an itemisation of the distribution of money awarded for damages.
Two copies of the Chamber judgment, plus one summary of the judgment in Akkoç v. Turkey. The Court awarded Nebahat Akkoç £88,648 in damages and expenses. The full judgment is available for viewing at https://hudoc.echr.coe.int/?i=001-58905. Françoise Hampson has labelled the summarised judgment to be given to Kevin Boyle and a full copy to be given to Aisling Reidy. The copies are enclosed by a letter from Michael O'Boyle, Section Registrar, European Court of Human Rights.
Published summary of submissions received by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, including a breakdown of submission on each aspects of individual rights to be covered within the Bill.