Typed script of sketch "Do You Follow Me", produced as part of the Late Night Follies at the Pike Theatre, Dublin, includes some annotation. Also a photocopy of another version of the same sketch.

File of manuscript letters and postcards to Carolyn Swift from Sam [ ], a Japanese expert on Samuel Beckett, discussing works by Beckett.

Pencil sketch of Carolyn Swift by artist named as [John Hayes]. Image is side profile, Swift wearing glasses. Reverse includes pencil sketch by same artist of unnamed male figure.

Hardback pocket-sized notebook compiled by Carolyn Swift and which lists the title, author, musicians, designers, cast, and other people involved in the production of each of the Follies and revue/sketch produced at the Pike Theatre Dublin. It also lists when and where each sketch was produced and also some information is listed on the number of performances for individual sketches.

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.

Files relating to the writing, drafting, and publication of the 'Robbers' book series for children written by Carolyn Swift.
NOTE: Published editions of children's books written by Carolyn Swift, and also other volumes and collections to which she contributed stories, are collected within the Carolyn Swift Library of Special Collections and can be requested by the University Library catalogue.

Copybook with the manuscript draft of the children's book, 'The Lights of Palestine' by Carolyn Swift.

File relating to membership by The Sisters of Charity at Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry of the Irish Trade Protection Association Ltd. (ITPa) and its debt recovery services. The order engaged the services of the ITPA to recover fees owed to them for laundry services from a client. Correspondence includes discuss the request for payment, as well as receipts of membership paid to ITAP.

Boxes of outsize financial ledgers of the Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry, operated by the Sisters of Charity, Donnybrook, Dublin.

Ledger with columns detailing expenditure by the Sisters of Charity and relating to Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry, with columns of date, title, totals, laundry supplies, fuel, Motor upkeep, repairs to machinery, repairs to building, baskets and sundries, office and stationery, telephone, insurance and tax, water and electricity, petty cash, Mother Rectress, advertising, and sundries.