Letter from Finbarr Corry to Christopher Morris in which he states he has enclosed a draft letter of appeal which he would like Morris's views on (enclosure not included in collection). Mentions contact from the UCD Department of Ethics and Politics about a research project currently being undertaken, and advises the researchers will soon be contacting Morris, advises caution. Congratulates Morris on his recent appearance on 'Féach'. Also included is the project outline from the UCD Department of Ethics and Politics entitled 'Interest Groups and the Irish Language'. Includes a framework for the project, and explains its object is to examine the operation of associational interest groups in relation to a particular aspect of government policy.
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Letter from Finbarr Corry to Christopher Morris, in which he suggests that the Language Freedom Movement look at Article 4 of the Higher Education Bill 1970, and the similar article in the RTÉ act of 1960. Suggests to stay away from the 1937 constitution. Summarises the points he and Professor D'Alton came up with together when they met the previous evening. Attached is a photocopy of a speech from that day's 'Irish Times' along with a transcription of Article 4 of the Higher Education Authority Bill of 1970.
Letter from J Finlay Mulligan, Secretary, The Gaelic League Rooms, Claremorris, stating that Dr. Maguire will represent their branch at Congress. He reports that he has received a communication from a Gerald Griffin and asks if he can act with the authority of the Executive.
Manuscript letter from Fintan O'Toole, providing detailed feedback on McGahern's play, "The Power of Darkness".
Letter from Fionán Ó Lionshigh. 44 South Hill, Dartry, Dublin 6, to Síghle Bairéad, stating that he knew her father well. He gives her the names of three people who might be able to help her [in Irish].
Letter from [F. Jaffrennou], Saint Briue, Bretagne, France, to Stiophán Bairéad, thanking him for his letter. He outlines what he sees as the difficulties facing the Breton language. "The French Government, ruled by Freemasons & Jews, continues his Tyrann
Letter from F. Jaffrennou, St. Charles College,S t. Briene to S.J. Barrett, enclosing an article on Brittany and a report on the Breton Association for "Fainne an Lae", and asks that a copy of the articles be sent to Mr. Owen Edwards MA, 3 Clarendon Villas, Oxford.
Letter from F. Jaffrennou, St. Charles College,S t. Briene to S.J. Barrett, enclosing an article on Brittany and a report on the Breton Association for "Fainne an Lae", and asks that a copy of the articles be sent to Mr. Owen Edwards MA, 3 Clarendon Villas, Oxford.
Letter from F. Jaffrennou, Le Chateau-Morlaix, France to Mr. Stephen J. Barrett, 24 O'Connell St., Dublin, stating that he will forward copies of the Breton paper "La Resistance", and asks for copies of "Frainne an Lae", He states that he is continuing to learn Irish when he gets an hour or two.
"Letter from Folens & Co. Ltd., Dublin, enclosing a cheque for three pounds for allowing them to publish ""An Gunnadóir Mac Aodh"" in their book Riocht na Gréine. [in Irish]."