Supplement celebrating Seamus Heaney's 70th birthday;

Printed email from Tim Robinson to the editor of the Irish Times responding to a review of Moriarty's 'Nostos' that he objected to on the grounds of its personal nature; printed email from Anthony Farrell at Lilliput to Tim enclosing his own response to the review (2001);

Talk for the launch of 'What the Curlew Said', for Clifden Arts Week 2007;

'Downwind from Buffalo, Downwind from the new Anthropology'; 'Ollamh Fodhla', and 'Fintan MacBochra'.

Press cuttings mostly from the Irish Times relating to John Moriarty.

Folders 2&3 Typed manuscript of 'Nostos a Supplement' and an addendum to 'Nostos', sent to the Robinsons in 2006.

Manuscript proofs of 'Night Journey to Buddh Gaia' by John Moriarty, left with the Robinsons in September 2006.

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.

Letters to Mary Rynne concerning, mainly, her theatre work at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin.

Manuscript letter from Earl of Longford to Mary Rynne, dated 11 Oct 1938, responding to the Irish Times and Irish Press reviews of Rynne's play Pilgrims, which Longford and his wife had seen in the Abbey the night before. Longford expresses his admiration of the play in that it strives to "strike out a new line in Irish drama." Letter written on Longford Productions stationery, envelope included.

Typescript letter from Mary's uncle, Paddy (Father Patrick O'Mara), a senior Jesuit, addressed from The Presbytery, Upper Gardiner Street, Dublin. Congratulates her on the success of her play despite the bad reviews, speaks his mind about the Abbey audiences and the press.

Postcard from Patrick O'Mara, featuring an image of the Arno and the Bridge of the Holy Trinity in Firenze.