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Contains Land proposal by Thomas [Frecuric] to George King Massy Dawson to take over a house and farm in Glencoshabinnia which is under the tenancy of James Ginivan.

Proposal of William Newel to Thomas O'Conor Donelan to be a tenant at will for lands in Trienbane already in his possession. This is accepted by Thomas.

Proposal Museum for Military History: File of documents regarding a proposal to found a Museum of Military History for Ireland, mooting Athlone as a location. Including correspondence between G.A. Hayes-McCoy and other members of The Military History Society of Ireland council, and text of proposal for a museum.

Proposal from Michael McInerney, Geehy, to John Wilson Lynch, for the taking over of John Dermody's farm at £8 per annum.

TS copy of proposal "Sovereignty in the Twenty-First Century", by Hurst Hannum.

TS letter from Hannum to Boyle, enclosing a copy of a UNESCO proposal made by Hannum to Liskofsky, the Jacob Blaustein Institute, entitled "Evaluating the Effectiveness of the 1978 UNESCO procedure for considering complaints of Human Rights violations."

Proposal from James Jones (agent for R. McDonnell) of limerick to purchase larch trees from George King Massy Dawson’s land for 1 shilling and 3 pence each.

Printed pamphlet published and issued by the N.I.C.R.A. and entitled "Proposals for Peace - Democracy and Community Reconciliation." issuing a response and counter-proposals to the recently published British Government white paper on policy on Northern Ireland.

File containing detailed discussions on engaging Prof. John Horgan in the work of writing a history of the “Irish Independent”, including a memorandum of agreement and some discussion as to the structure etc. of the proposed publication. Also correspondence associated with the possible purchase of a number of newspaper titles in Northern Ireland by Independent Provincial Newspapers (Ireland) Ltd.

Proposal for Farringdon Gardens, a joint initiative between the Ardoyne Housing Committee, and the Housing Executive (July, 1972).