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Untitled script found in an envelope self-addressed to Bill Hunter of Newcastle, County Down.

Untitled script of Act II of play. Character named as 'Crawford'.

Typed screenplay, undated and no author information. Full script present.

Untitled handwritten paragraph beginning 'I write to follow her who once winked at me as I played with words....' Contains two drafts of the same paragraph, one of which is crossed out.

Unsorted speech notes written by Father Hayes that have become detached from their original documents.

Unsorted press clippings and book excerpts. Includes:
-clipping of a 1963 Irish Press editorial written by a solicitor interviewed by Tim Pat Coogan;
-typed page (page 226) of an unidentified novel or manuscript;
-first two pages of sheet music of 'Westering Home' from 'Songs of the Isles' arranged by Hugh S. Roberton;
-photocopy of a mass card for Mrs. Jane McKey, Tyrrellspass (died 1 September 1883).

Black-and-white photographs of Kirwan of Dalgin family members and friends; no identifying information on most images. Includes: photograph of man and two priests outside the Great Southern Railway Hotel, Mulranny (Aug 1929); landscape view of Achill (August 1929); photographs of Castlehackett during restoration work after it was burned down in 1923 (1928-1929); photographs of Dalgin from the 1920s, including various family members; some horse-racing photographs; and a photograph of Charles R. Kirwan aged 8 years and 9 months (October 1891).

5 pages of unsorted note paper containing notes written by Father Hayes.

Unsigned postcard addressed to Mrs. Saurin, D Block Portobello Brks, Dublin, Ireland. The postcard which depicts the Vallée du Vénéon was sent from Ireland. Mrs. Saurin is almost certainly Lini Saurin, Arthur Shields' sister. The postcard reads in its entirety 'G.P.O. Monday No!' and may have been sent by Arthur Shields.