Two of the final published pamphlet 'Setting Foot on the Shores of Connemara', published by Lilliput Press in 1981, reprinted in 1984.

Typed letter from Brendan [Barrington] of Penguin Ireland to Robinson, accompanying an editorial memo on the 'Listening to the Wind' manuscript. The memo details general style points, and then some notes on each of the chapters. (19 Dec 2005).

Typed drafts with handwritten annotations of the entire book, except for the chapter 'Dinner at Letterdyfe'.

Pre-publication copy of 'J. M. Synge The Aran Islands with an Introduction edited by Tim Robinson'. Handwritten notes indicating pagination in table of contents, and some corrections.

A photocopy of the 1907 book, with some markups for Penguin.

Proof copy of the 'Stones of Aran Pilgrimage' manuscript, stamped Lilliput Proof copy. Pagination has been marked out, and there are several notes, underlined and highlighted sections in margins that show Robinson's final corrections.

Folder relating to 'Unfinished Ireland: Essays on Herbert Butler', which assembled contributions to the Herbert Butler Centenary Celebration in Kilkenny in October 2000.

Correspondence from Chris Agee relating to the event, brochures and tickets, and typed drafts of Tim Robinson's paper and talk, 'Realism with a Human Face', and 'Butler among the saints', which was later published from drafts of the paper which later became a chapter in the book.

Two typed copies of a talk entitled 'The ABC of Mapping', given by Robinson at the Researching the Burren conference held in Ballyvaughan in February 1999. In the talk, Robinson reflects on when he first mapped the Burren in 1976, describing his methodology, and reading extracts from his diary at the time. He outlines contrasts between 'the two dates upon which the Burren year hinges' and farming practice in Connemara. Of the placenames he says 'placename studies in Ireland are a rescue-archaeology of a shallowly buried sacred landscape'.

Two newspaper clippings of articles written by Eileen Battersby for the Irish Times reporting on the conference and quoting Tim Robinson. The controversy over the proposed interpretive centre at Mullach Mór is referenced in this file. (See P120/3/2/5/2 for more about the campaign to oppose the centre).

Folder 1/2 Roundstone Community Council documents regarding the pier at Roundstone, and the proposed development of 30 holiday cottages, a treatment plant and mini golf course at Ervallagh.

Includes press cuttings and third party correspondence. Correspondents include An Bord Pleanála, M R Quaid (Architect and Civil Engineer), Roundstone Community Council, Minister of the Marine John P Wilson, Roger Garland TD, Pól Ó Foighil, an tUas S Ó Cuaig.

Small file of correspondence with politicians and Galway County Council relating to repairs and the proposed development work at Roundstone Pier.

Newsletters of the Irish Peatland Conservation Council and Earthwatch.

Folder 2/2 Reports relating to Roundstone town initiatives. Includes:
'Roundstone, a plan for the development of existing resources (1989);

A plan for Old Quay Court;

'The Roundstone Project' - an architectural competition sponsored by IDA Ireland;

Roundstone Water Supply Report 1997;

Organisation for Tidy Towns, and the adjudication report from 2005;

Roundstone Development Plan 1999-2002;

Roundstone Development Plan for 2003-2006;

Note on an objection of the Roundstone Development Council to a large scale holiday home development (2005);

Draft and final version for a translation of a brochure for Letterdyfe House into Dutch, undated;

Photocopy of a letter from 1993 concerning the lands at Ervallagh, owned by Richard Humphreys serving notice on an un-named recipient regarding vacating land, (related? newspaper clippings and maps ***);

Copy of a low carbohydrate diet.

Colour photographs of a field trip of Tim Robinson and groups of children walking through Inis Meáin. Also included are two blank postcards advertising the Inis Meáin Knitting Co. Ltd. Includes thank you cards from the children. (2006-2010).

Script of lecture entitled "The Principles of the Direct Method" delivered by Dr. Mac Énrí to the inspectors and organisers of the National Board of Colaiste Laighean. In it he discusses the best method of teaching Irish to children.

Letter from Robert Winder, Literary Editor of The Independent to Robinson ahead of the publication of the paperback of 'Pilgrimage'. The letter invites him to write a piece for their 'Second Thoughts' series, in which a writer reflects on the process of his work.

A draft and final version of the piece Robinson submitted for the series.