Letter from Joan [ ], The Irish Press to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc thanking him for his fine review.

Hardback bound volume containing literary account, where he gives the title of the work (including poetry, short stories and drama), where and when written, and where the work was published.

"Hardback notebook containing notes on various items. Includes a number of pages of notes relating to the staging of ""Oedipus"". Also large number of notes from literary criticism books, including F R Leavis, ""English Literature in our Time and the University"" (1967), among others. Also handwritten drafts of the poems ""Birthday"", ""Aquarius"" and ""First Night"". Also contains chess problems."

Hardback notebook containing notes on various literary matters, including, for example, his views of T S Eliot's assertion of the three voices of poetry (page 9). Also notes on the philosophy of ? (page 64) and other Greek authors. Includes alphabetical index of topics at the end.

File containing miscellaneous notes relating to a number of items, including classical thinking on the artistic continuum, classical themes, notes on Christmas and Easter.

Pocket Diary for the year, containing very brief notes on work undertaken and people met in relation to his work.

Hardback notebook containing notes on various literary matters, including notes on authors and their thoughts, etymology of Irish words, classical literature and philosophy. Includes alphabetical index of topics at the end.

"Softback notebook containing notes on various literary matters, including St. Augustine, Ruskin, Hayden, Circe and other subjects. Includes alphabetical index at the back of the volume. Enclosures include notes on the publication of ""Finnegan's Wake""."

"Hardback notebook which begins as a diary covering his visit to the ""Biennales Internationales de Poésie"" at Knokke in Belgium, giving his itinerary, his experiences etc. Also notes on ""Sweeney"" and Indian philosophy among other things."

"Copybook containing notes on folklore from ""Finnegan's Wake"", mainly from the Irish into English."