Folder 1: Letter from Marie Heaney, Commissioning Editor of 'Town House and Country House', inviting Robinson to write an essay on a topic that has given him spiritual sustenance for a book called 'Sources' in aid of Focus Ireland. Robinson's submission is included - handwritten and typed, on the sequence of prime numbers.

Folder 2: Correspondence with Dr John Cosgrave from the Department of Mathematics at St Patrick's College in Drumcondra who discovered a Prime Number with 2,000 digits. Folding Landscapes published 'A Prime for the Millennium', and the file discusses the publication, their mutual love of mathematics, press cuttings about the project, and a letter from John Banville declining to launch the book on the grounds of his fluency in mathematics.

Folder 1: Proof copy of Nuala O'Faoilain's manuscript 'Are you Somebody?'

A handwritten note to Tim and Máiréad accompanying an afterword reflecting on her life after the publication of the book.

Press cuttings of reviews.

Folder 2: Printed personal emails between Tim and Máiréad Robinson, and Nuala O'Faoilain in the final months of her life, and some emails concerning her estate following her death.

A piece entitled 'Waiting on Nuala', reflecting on Nuala's passing.

Short piece by Liz de Vanne 'Since you Ask', a tale about Errelough.

No contextual information provided, but it was originally filed with the Nuala Ó Faoláin material.

Typed manuscript of Anna Ryan's 'Where the Land Meets the Sea'. A page of Robinson's handwritten notes, and a cover slip from Emma Gallon of Ashgate Publishing, thanking Tim for offering to endorse the book.

Proof copy of Leslie van Gelder's manuscript 'Weaving a Way Home', with a cover letter from her publisher thanking Tim for agreeing to endorse the manuscript.

A typed endorsement is also included.