Typed copy of circular letter from An Clo-Chumann (Ltd.), 68-71 Great Strand St., Dublin stating a company had been set up to meet the printing requirements of the Gaelic League and offering members of the League 1,500 shares.

Letter from SP Mac Énrí, Cort More, Cros Mama to Stiophan Baiead, saying that they have three spare beds and there would be no problem for them to call down, they even have chickens! If they had time they would visit the countryside, and recounts a visit

Letter from Colm O Gearaigh, Inbhear, Ros Muc, Carna, Co. Gaillimhe, to Stiophán Bairéad thanking him for the £4. Tells him he is writing another book, and is helping "Sotach an Mathair" [in Irish].

Letter from Micheal Breathnach, Le Populaire, Leykin, Suisse to Stiophán Bairéad saying that he had received his request for the subscription. Asks how Dalach is as he has heard that he is sick. Says that he is writing a few things and asks him to give ev

Letter from Micheal Mac Ruaidhri, An Bothar Gaedhealach, Carraig Bhraonain to Stiophán Bairéad saying that he would be visiting Mayo on business and that he would like to meet native speakers [in Irish].

Letter from "Goll na Mearthoige", An Bothar Gaedhealachm Carraig Bhraonain to Stiophán Bairéad, forwarding £9.10.0 owed. He hopes the family are well.

Letter from Seoirse Ua Fagain, 11 Teach Goba, Cluain Sagheach to Stiophán Bairéad saying that he is very weak, and that in the event of his death he can settle the account for the illustrations with his sister Eilis.

Letter from SP Mac Énrí, 32 Sraid Ioch Leeson, Baile Átha Cliath, to Stiophán Bairéad, stating that he agrees fully with the "Muinteoir" when he writes "dochar mor da mbheidh an "eochair" ag na daoinibh oga & na scoltacha meidhonacha" [in Irish].

Letter from SP Mac Énrí, 32 Sraid Ioch Leeson, Baile Átha Cliath, to Stiophán Bairéad, stating that he agrees fully with the "Muinteoir" when he writes "dochar mor da mbheidh an "eochair" ag na daoinibh oga & na scoltacha meidhonacha" [in Irish].

Letter from A Adermo, Printinghouse, Wellington Quay, Dublin to John Hogan, Gaelic League Office, 24 Upper O'Connell St., Dublin, asking for some payments towards the accounts for the Gaelic League and the Gaelic Journal.