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              UGA G/G17/3/1/1354 · Item · 08/1972-07/1975
              Part of Gaeilge

              Notebook containing literary account, giving title of work, when and where written and where published.

              UGA G/G17/3/1/1356 · Item · [n.d.]
              Part of Gaeilge

              "File containing some draft and copy correspondence, as well as some drafts of poems and stories. Includes draft of the poem ""Ar Chnoc Labhas Dom"". Also notes and drafts of sections of a piece with the working title ""Canal Annals"", researching the history of canals in Ireland in the early to mid nineteenth century. Also copy letter to Gabriel Rosenstock, congratulating him on his successful work, and commenting that he had been inspired to finish Carolan when he saw a group of young actors in Wexford perform a draft of it (24 August 1978). [Mainly in Irish]."

              UGA G/G17/3/1/1357 · Item · 1979-1980
              Part of Gaeilge

              "Large notebook containing handwritten drafts of scenes from ""Carolan"", draft letters to David Marcus in relation to translations of M Ó Caidhin's works, and handwritten drafts of those translations."

              UGA G/G17/3/1/1360 · Item · [1981]
              Part of Gaeilge

              "Notebook entitled ""Leabhar Nótaí III"", mainly drafts of a story entitled ""The Son of the Bishop"" and drafts of letters to various people."

              UGA G/G17/3/1/1362 · Item · [1982]
              Part of Gaeilge

              "Copy of notes by [Micheál Ó hUanacháin] on scripts done by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc for RTÉ, ""Inniú"" and enclosures (not included) of some early work for Dublin literary magazines."