Copy of speech in Irish by Stiophán Bairéad to a meeting of Connradh na Gaelige in Dublin, outlining the impact the League has made in the development of the Irish language not only in Dublin but across the country [in Irish].

Notes and correspondence in relation to the administration of the publications of Connradh na Gaelige.

Notes on meeting between Stiophán Bairéad and Mr Keohane of Gill relating to their terms for distribution of the League's publications, note states that written proposal to be sent in by 5 November.

Copy letter from [Gills Ltd., Dublin] to Stephen Barrett, Treasurer, Gaelic League Offices, O'Connell St., Dublin referring to the meeting which they had had with the Finance Committee the previous Wednesday, stating that they were willing to distribute £

Letter from Charles Fallon, Fallon & Co. Ltd., 9 & 10 Upper Liffey St., Dublin, to S Barrett, Treasurer, Gaelic League. He states that he misunderstood the work that his committee wanted him to do, and that they would be more than willing to do distribution, giving their terms. He wants a tightening up of the term of bilingual schools in case all schools would seek to avail of the special terms given on Gaelic League publications.

Copy letter from Finance Committee, The Gaelic League, 24 Upper O'Connell St., Dublin, to Messrs Duffy & Son, Eason & Son, Browne and Nolan, stating that a special committee had been established to consider the area of distribution. "The present intention does not necessarily include the closing of the shop conducted by the League which would be continued for purely cross-counter business".

Letter from Eason & Son, 80 Middle Abbey St., Dublin, to Geo. A Moonan, Chairman, Finance Committee, Gaelic League stating that they would not be able to take up the terms of distribution "preferring to buy on wholesale terms from the agent appointed by you".

Letter from Browne & Nolan Ltd. 24 & 25 Nassau St., Dublin to G.A. Moonan, Chairman, Finance Committee, Gaelic League. It outlines their distribution network in the country, and states that the keeping of the shop open would not be a disadvantage to them. "We should make a display of your publications here as well and it would undoubtedly be an advantage in being represented on both sides of the city".

Letter from James Duffy & Co. Ltd., 15 Wellington Quay, Dublin to George Moonan, Gaelic League, Dublin, giving advantages to dealing with them. "Our unrivalled connection with the Retail Booksellers in Ireland including, as it does, almost every trader in..."

Membership Card for Stiophán Bairéad