File of letters too Carolyn Swift relating to the production of her play, Lady G, staged at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin in 1987. Letters included from Jennifer Johnston seeking a copy of the script for a student (1990); letters between Swift and Michael Imison, London, Playwright Agency, discussing rights, productions, royalties, and agreements for productions of Lady G; series of letters between Swift and Christopher FitzSimons, abbey Theatre dublin, discussing terms for production of Lady G, opinion on the script and enclosing box office receipts from the Abbey Peacock Theatre production run, 1987.

File of letters relating to the production of Lady G by Carolyn Swift at the Abbey Theatre Dublin, 1987. Includes letter by Swift to the Sunday Tribune responding to review of the play by Fintan O'Toole (1987); cutting from Irish Times with summary article of Irish literary summer schools, and with letter to the Irish Times by Swift responding about Gregory has been omitted from literary summer schools (Mar 1992); letters from Swift to Vincent Dowling (Ohio, Mar 1986); Michael Scott, Dublin Theatre Festival (Apr 1987); Noel O'Brien, Head of Drama, RTÉ, Dublin (June 1987); letter from Seán [ ] to Swift with compliments on Lady G, and adding the similarities in the lives of Swift and Gregory (1987); Seamus Hosey, RTE (1987); Eileen Kearney, Claremont College USA re. book of plays by Irish women (1992); Swift to Seán Walsh, Head of RTÉ Radio Drama (1986); letter from Swift to Megan Kennedy, great-great-granddaughter of Lady Gregory (1990); letters and flyer from the 3rd International Women Playwrights Conference (July, Adelaide, Australia); invitation to the launch of the second Lady Gregory Autumn Gathering (1996), among other letters about the play and enquiries made by Swift for production.

File with song lyrics and related files and correspondence by and relating to Carolyn Swift.

Files of scripts, production materials, letters and correspondence, ephemera, and related material from television productions at RTÉ by Carolyn Swift.

Scripts, letters, and writings related to "Down At Flannerys" broadcast on RTÉ. ‘Down at Flannery’s’ was an RTÉ light entertainment production, which combined ballad singing and traditional music with the day to day happenings in a fictional Irish village, Ballybeckett. It was first screened on 10 July 1963. It was written by Carolyn Swift, produced by Bill Skinner.

File with handwritten script pages and notes by Carolyn Swift for a pilot episode of a children's light entertainment programme, "Scribble and Doodle". Includes typed songs by Swift, invoices for script writing of the programme by Swift, and letters from Swift and by Dermot Doolan of Equity regarding payment of invoices to Swift for her script writing work on the programme.

Files relating to the children's television programme, Wanderly Wagon for which Carolyn Swift was a script-writer.

Foolscap-size hardback diary for 1963 and used as a manuscript script book for episodes of 'Wanderly Wagon' written by Carolyn Swift. The opening index pages of the diary include a handwritten weekly schedule of episodes of the series, with each episode title, author name, rehearsal dates, studio number, VTR date, and TX date, from 1974 - 1977.
The rest of the diary in filled page by page with handwritten writings by Carolyn Swift, from various scenes and episodes of 'Wanderly Wagon', RTÉ programme for children.