Letter from Bee Gordon (neé Watters), Birmingham, to Eugene commiserating with him on the death of his father.
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Letter from Ben Haydon Tanner, English Department, University College Cork, to Éoghan Ó Tuairisc, congratulating him on his engagement, and saying that he has no news for him.
"Letter from Alan Titley, Glasnevin, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc asking if they could meet up to discuss ""Aifreann na Marbh"", asking if he could forward a copy of ""Icarus"" onto him [in Irish]."
Copy of leaflet for Writers in Residence Course at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig House, County Monaghan.
Card from May, Bean Uí Dhúill, Enniscorthy, to Rita and Eoghan, thanking them for the copy of their book, and saying that she had been in contact with Sr Máire [in Irish].
Letter from Bean Uí Dhúill, Enniscorthy, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc hoping that he is better, and commenting that she had a lovely chat with his wife. She also comments that she is reading The Road to Brightcity at present, and getting great enjoyment from it [in Irish].
MS letter from Devlin to Boyle, discussing fundraising efforts for Civil Rights action in Northern Ireland and saying "my main problem still is the American money. Apparently the N.A.I.J. have sent $35,000 to Frank. . . I have got to make a public statement soon and I've got to set up a trust fund..." The letter is signed off "Take care of yourself fellow subversive, Bernadette. . . .P.S. Lord Cameron knew you were a Red, Boyle!! ..." Attached is also the envelope which is unstamped and addressed to "Kevin Boyle, Political Agitator, Revolutionary Headquarters."
"Letter from Bernie Power, Mercier Press, Cork to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc forwarding a copy of the manuscript ""An Oidheacht Shíoraí""."
Letter from Bernie Power, Mercier Press, Dublin, asking if he could run through the enclosed manuscript on Robert Emmet and hoping to hear from him soon.
"Letter from Bernie Power, Mercier Press, Dublin, forwarding the first 18 galley pages of ""File na Dilseachta"" for checking, asking him to forward the balance as soon as possible."