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Copy of speech in Irish by Stiophán Bairéad to a meeting of Connradh na Gaelige in Dublin, outlining the impact the League has made in the development of the Irish language not only in Dublin but across the country [in Irish].

Printed copy of a speech given by Sir Thomas Moffett about the college and his 47 years in Galway.

Reprints made by the National Political Education Committee, PO Box 16, Garnerville, New York 10923, founded in 1975, of an address by Sean McBride given at the American Irish Unity Committee's Symposium on Northern Ireland at the Biltmore Hotel on 22 Jul 1981; of an article/paper entitled 'Keeping Catholics in their place' by David R Lowry, Professor of Law, Pace University, White Plains, MY and of an article/paper entitled 'The Northern Crisis' by Jack Holland, author and columnist for the "Irish Echo"/ Includes an article entitled 'The British Army's Secret Opinion' published by Irish Northern Aid, IPOW Committee, 4951 Broadway, NYC, NY 10034.

Speech by Seán Lemass entitled The European Free Trade Area. Originally given at a symposium arranged by the Irish Association for Cultural, Social and Economic Relations in Belfast.

Copy typescript press release from the Northern Ireland Office, containing a speech by Roy Mason, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, to editors of weekly newspapers at Stormont. Stating the government's dedication to devolution for Northern Ireland, and inviting constructive criticism.

Copy of speech by John Hume, SDLP leader, to the party's 10th anniversary conference held in the Slievedonard Hotel, Newcastle, [Co. Down].

Copy typescript press release from the Northern Ireland Office, containing a speech made by Prime Minister James Callaghan at Stormont; addressing cross-section of key public services providers and captains of industry. Praising their dedication in the face of violence perpetrated by a few people 'from both extremes of the community', and in the face of a recession.

Typescript copy of speech by Daithí Ó Cónaill, given at Carrickmore [to fellow Provisional IRA members]; offering a review of the past months and appreciation of the present position. Listing achievements of the last months (adherence to ceasefire terms, bringing down Stormont, smashing the old Unionist Party); total rejection of the Dublin government 'in all its viciousness as a blue shirt fascist regime'; faith that only the negotiations directly with the British government will lead to a permanent peace. [Dating likely wrong, of 1975 instead.]

Speech by Christopher T. Morris, President of the Language Freedom Movement at the symposium 'Whiter Ireland' in Blackrock Town Hall on 22 May, 1969. Outlines the areas of agreement between LFM and its opponents, and the areas of difference. Believes the future of the Irish language is promising as long as the 'Big Stick' can be taken out of the language policy.

Text of speech, sent by Frank Cullen and Associates Marketing Consultants, of speech made by Charles J. Haughey, Leader of Fianna, Fail, T.D., at the publicity Club of Ireland Luncheon, Jury's Hotel, Dublin, discussing a 'crisis' in the Irish newspaper industry.