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Copy of typescript draft [press article] entitled "Teilifís na Gaeilge" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha, beginning 'Is dóigh liom go ndúirt mé roimhe seo sa cholún...'; disagreeing with plan to create a channel for the Gaeltacht for its potential ghettoising

Copy of typescript drafts of [press articles] with handwritten corrections entitled "Éire 1912-1985" by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha; commenting on various aspects of J.J. Lee's new book, especially implications of his views on the Irish language [mostly in I

Copy of typescript hand-out issued by Glúin na Bua entitled "National treachery in UCD" complaining of the filling of the post of the Professorship of Education and the non-requirement for Irish; speaking of 'this most shocking piece of barefaced roguery'

Copy of typescript letter from Brendan [Duddy] to Martin [McGuinness], offering an analysis of the current situation. The impasse reached in the Northern Ireland Assembly is to be seen from the point of view of Unionism's inability to come to terms with their abandonment; advising Sinn Féin not to try and persuade them to participate; to concentrate on co-operating with the Irish government. (With a caption by [Éamonn Downey], referring to original document.)

Copy of typescript list with serial numbers, and specimen security passes designed for members of Sinn Féin 'concerned with arrangements to maintain the cessation of hostilities'. (Caption by [Éamonn Downey] identifying them as passes for Provisional IRA members to be used during a cease-fire, and referring to diary entries for 28 February 1975, and the same date in the so-called 'P.A.C. minutes'.)

Copy of typescript report of Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge regarding the last half-year's business and progress of the publications "Inniu", "Comhar"and "Feasta" (April - September) [in Irish].

Copy of typescript statement entitled 'Bloody Sunday Enquiry' made by Brendan Duddy, c/o Denis Mullan Solicitors [Derry]. 48 points regarding his diplomatic endeavours leading up to Bloody Sunday, and his observations on the day, and afterwards, including the hearings of the ongoing inquiry. Reference to having read Frank Lagan's statement.

Copy of "Ulster Railings" which included a short story by John Haire, who sent a copy to Siobhán in 1969, praising her in her role in St. Joan of the Stockyards.

Copy of the "Vexilla Regis", Maynooth Laymen's Annual, 1954-4, with an article by Brian Graney, "Days of Terror in South Galway".

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