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"Copy of Seosamh Mac Grianna ""Mo bhealach féin"" (Dublin 19652, 173 pp). (Inscribed 'Pádraig Mac an Bheatha', bearing some pencil markings, and enclosing a page of notes by Proinsias Mac an Bheatha with brief points on the work.) [in Irish]"

"Copy of Seosamh Mac Grianna ""Pádraig Ó Conaire agus aistí eile"" (Dublin 19692). [in Irish]"

Copy of Seosamh Mac Grianna's An Bhreatain Bheag (Dublin 1937). [in Irish]

"Copy of Seosamh Mac Grianna's ""Na Lochlannaigh"" (Dublin 1938). [in Irish]"

"Copy of Shevawn Lynam's ""Humanity Dick - a biography of Richard Martin M.P. 1754-1834"" (London 1975), signed by the author."

Social and personal, including a feature on the Abbey Theatre Golden Jubilee celebrations, including a photograph of Denis and Siobhán.

"Copy of the songs ""What will you do love?"", ""The Bawld Sojer Boy"" and ""I was born in Tipperary"". Also copy of the song ""Rugadh i dTobrad Árann mé"" [in Irish]. Also copy of ""I was born in Tipperary Boys""."

Copy of speech made by Siobhán McKenna to the UN Special Committee against Apartheid on the impact of apartheid on the acting profession.

Printed copy of the “direct” speech by Douglas Hyde to the Business Committee of the Gaelic League on why the organisation should remain non-political. At the organisation’s Ard Fheis in Dundalk the objective of working for a free Ireland from foreign rule was passed, and Douglas Hyde declined to be re-elected as President of the League on the grounds that it was now politicised.

"Copy of story entitled ""Aill na nGlasóg, Árainn"" supposed to have taken place on 15th August 1852. Also note by [P Ó Domhnaill] suggesting a subtitle and tells him; ""The piece is a really good thing"".[in Irish]. Also copy and later copy of English words of ""Aill na nGlasog"". Includes notes at end stating that Johnie Stiofáinín's father, Stephen Flaherty, composed it, and that John Mullen of Kilronan said that a man known as Píobaire composed it. Also copy of introduction to ""Aill na nGlasóg"", recounting an drowning on 15th August 1852, and taken down by Tadhg S Seoighe [in Irish]. Also two copies of same."