"Letter from Colbert Kearney to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc thanking him for the card and ""The Road to Brightcity"". He announces the birth of his third daughter. Discusses the conveyor belt approach to churning out graduates at university, the Merriman summer school and ""Brightcity"", which he says is a fine translation, ""… I love the taste of him, the nutty bits, the gristle and sinewy twist - and I think you got his quality to a fibre', commenting that he will be putting his book on a course on ""Leann Dúchas""."

Letter from Colbert Kearney to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc giving his news. He is busy teaching and putting together a Joyce programme, as well as family life.

Letter from Colbert Kearney to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc giving him his news. Comments that he saw himself and Rita on TV the week before, and on Ireland's Triple Crown Win.

Letter from Colbert Kearney, St. Luke's, Cork, to Rita Kelly giving her news of the family trip to California, as well as news of his own family in Dublin.

"Letter from Colbert Kearney, Department of English, UCC to Rita Kelly saying that he would be more than happy to do an essay on ""Lux Atherna"" for Poetry Ireland and asks if she would consider someone else for the Irish poetry."

"Letter from Colbert Kearney, St. Luke's, Cork, to Rita Kelly giving his reactions to the ""Poetry Ireland"" issue. He notes changes that Eugene wanted to make to ""Weekend"", and corrects one or two points on rugby in the issue."

Letter from Colm O Gearaigh, Inbhear, Ros Muc, Carna, Co. Gaillimhe, to Stiophán Bairéad thanking him for the £4. Tells him he is writing another book, and is helping "Sotach an Mathair" [in Irish].

Letter from Con Ellis, Athlone to EÓT thanking him for his invite to attend the workshop, commenting that he is delighted he rates his work so highly. He says that he is worried that his spoken Irish won't be good enough to discuss poetry in detail. Hopes to meet him in Athlone soon to discuss things [in Irish].

Copy of letter from Con Ellis, Athlone, to D Ó Coileáin, Arts Council, enclosing poems for copying for the workshop [in Irish].

Letter from Con Ellis, Teacher's Centre, Athlone to EÓT giving his opinion of the workshop. Commenting that it was very interesting, but very tiring too, and that some of the questions from other writers were foolish. He goes on to outline a poetry evening they are planning in Athlone as part of the Poetry Ireland week, and asks if he would be willing to attend [in Irish].