The will of Edmond O'Fflyn of Turlough, county Galway. He gives all his lands, debts etc. to his eldest son Henry. The sum of £1000 is to be distributed among his children in accordance with his marriage articles. He assigns the interest from several judgements he has obtained from the Honourable Thomas, Earl of Eastmeath, Richard Nugent, known as Lord Delvin and Anthony Daly, now represented by Laughlan Daly of Dublin, totalling £3,200, to his various daughters and his youngest son, Patrick Fflyn. He assigns interest on the principal sum of £200 to his daughter Mable for her life, to be distributed by her to her children by Dermott O'Connor or anyone else. He assigns to his daughters Ann and Margaret" ... all my Tea Equipage consisting of plate China and Copper". He demises his farmstock and £600 to his son Matthew for having "Taking care of & conducted and managed my farm stock and other my country affairs".

Typescript copy of poem by Colbert Kearney entitled "The Will and Testament of Larry Lynch".

File containing a typescript copy of "The Weekend of Dermot and Grace".

Copy of review of "Lux Atherna" and "The Weekend of Dermot and Grace" both by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc.

Copy of review of "The Week-end of Dermot and Grace" by Eugene R Watters, printed in "The Sunday Press".

Copy of review of "The Weekend of Dermot and Grace" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, done by Breandán Ó Doibhlin and printed in "Feasta" [in Irish].

Copy of review of "The Weekend of Dermot and Grace" by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, done by Augustine Martin and printed in "Studies".

Typescript of radio play called "The Vision" by Dominic O'Riordan. It involves various voices, including that of Yeats, Pearse and Connolly, and deals with their visions of a new Ireland. A note at the start by Síghle Baireád states that she had received

Used cheque books for payments made by The Theatreworks Company. Cheque stubs record information on each payment made.

Updated draft of the first section of 'The Tangled Tightrope'.