"Letter from Éamonn Ó Ciosáin, Blackrock, County Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc saying that he heard from the Slogadh lads that he had been on a brief visit to Dublin to see them. He also read his interview with ""Inniu"" which he thought was very good. He is sorry to hear that he can't come to the poetry evening, commenting that it hadn't been great the previous two years. He also comments on the Cearbhalláin music book his brother had, and that he is now working in a music store with Micheál Davitt as his boss. Tells of a letter from Diarmuid Ó Suilleabháin and the refusal of Sáirseal & Dill of ""Ualach Asail"". Says that he tries his best [in Irish]."

"Letter from Éamonn Ó Ciosain, An Charraig Dhubh, Co. Baile Átha Cliath, to Rita and Eoghan, apologising for not writing sooner as he was in France. His brother thanks them for the book, and he is seeking to create a musical piece from ""Amhrán Muighe Seola"". He comments that he has been offered a job teaching English and Irish in France, and that the new Editor of Feasta had been onto him looking for an article. Says he visited Máirtin Ó Direáin, commenting that he was very lonely as it was Christmas, and saying that he wanted to return to Galway [in Irish]."

Letter from Éamonn Ó Ciosáin, Blackrock, County Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, commenting that Pádraic Heicéid said he was awake in France and asleep in Ireland! Gives news of his life teaching business English and Irish at the University of Rennes. Ends by congratulating them on their new book of poetry [in Irish].

"Letter from Éamonn Ó Néill, 21 Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock to Ciarán Bairéad, thanking him for the donations to the fund for ""An Craobhín"", and that a full list would appear in the papers the next few days [in Irish]."

Letter from Earnan de Blaghd, 50 Cearnog Chinsilm, Rath gCearr, Áth Cliath, to Síghle Bairéad, 67 Bóthar an Racirdair, Baile Átha Cliath 12, stating that the papers that she refers to in her letter were not received by the Department of Finance during his time as Minister. He states that any such paper would be in the possession of the National Library if it came into state hands [in Irish].

"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 Edmond [ ], St. Anthony's College, Newcastle Upper, Galway, to Boyle, describing an enclosed article on Queen's University, Belfast, as being "riddled with errors".

Letter from Edwin Stock, he lodge [Killala, Co. Mayo] to Harry Stock, asking him to redirect the £100 for Newcomen's Bank, to London, as he wants to reimburse Henry Bevan [brother in law of Louisa Stock] of 25 Nottingham Place, London, for a loan of £150. 'Mr. Bevan's brothers is one of the partners in the bank of Barclay's, Fritton and Bevan, London. He gives details of his balance of account with him.

Letter from Edwin Stock, The Lodge, to Harry Stock, apologising to him for the inconvenience caused by the previous letter, but that he needs the £150 owed to him, to continue the supply of cash. He restates his account with him, declaring that there is £368.4.8. due to him by Harry. He hopes Harry will contrive to raise the money 'as you see the absolute necessity I am placed under of obtaining it'. He concludes by saying that he did not go to Skreen.

Letter from Edwin Stock, Killala, to Harry Stock, apologising for having to bother him again and stating that he is at the end of his credit at Newcomes and needs Harry to pay the arrears on his account. He assures him 'that I am living from hand to mouth in the mean time'. He would like the money that was to be sent to Mr. Bevan to be lodged in the Bank for him.