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Letter from S Mac Úgo, Roinn na Gaeltachta to Coiril Ó Mathúna, enclosing the first instalment of their grant. He also writes that the Minister has noted that the directors are doing all they can to clear the bank debt that the Taibhdhearc has [in Irish].

Correspondence between S Mac Úgo, Roinn na Gaeltachta to Coiril Ó Mathúna, requesting the accounts for the year ending March 1959 and enclosing the second instalment of the grant. Coiril replies to both letters [in Irish].

Correspondence between Sally-Ann O'Reilly of the Irish Film Board, 65 Pembroke Lane, Dublin 2 and Deirdre Ni Thuairisg of the Taibhdhearc, making arrangements for a film festival the following April. The project had to be cancelled due to lack of funding.

Correspondence between Sam Hanna Bell and Mary O'Malley. Hanna Bell sends his article 'Love and Three Ulster Writers' for publications, and O'Malley relies to say that she will pass it to the next guest editor.

Letter from Séamus Barry to Christopher Morris regarding the possibility of arranging a debate on the Irish language. He explains that his Society would be happy to arrange such a debate in the future, but refers to the belief among some members of the Society that the Language Freedom Movement previously declined an invitation to speak at the college. In Christopher Morris's reply, he thanks him for agreeing to consider a language debate, and assures him that the LFM had never declined such an invitation. Mr. Morris asks Mr. Barry to look into this matter, and to clear any confusion up.

Correspondence between Seámus Breathnach, Rádio Teilifís Éireann, and Coiril Ó Mathúna, relating to the possibility of recording a play at the Taibhdhearc in October. After a lot of discussion on a suitable play, they settle on Chun na Farraige Síos [in Irish].

Correspondence between Séamus McCarthy, Administrator of An Taibhdhearc and Brendan Forde, Galway, relating to a production in An Taibhdhearc during the INTO congress the following year.

Correspondence between Séamus Ó Néill, 22 Caol-Bhóthar Gleann Ard, an Carraig Dhubh, Co. Bhaile Átha Cliath, and Coiril Ó Mathúna, enclosing a copy of his script, "Rún an Oileáin". Coiril replies that he will put it before the actors but feels that it is acceptable [in Irish].

Correspondence between Seamus Ó Suileabáin, 146 Bóthar Dunlith, Cluan Tairbh, asking if they had a copy of the play "Ór Ghrádh" (a translation of "Sovereign Love" by T C Murray), as he is looking to produce it for Féise Tir Eoghan in Dungannon. Coiril replies that they don't have a copy [in Irish].

Correspondence between Seán Lavelle, Department of Experimental Med. UCG, and Coiril Ó Mathúna, enclosing a donation of £10 towards staging a production during Comdhail Pax Romana 1963 [in Irish].