Letter from George Noble Count Plunkett, 26 Upper Fitzwilliam St., Dublin to [Stiophán Bairéad], in response to a memorial on his attitude to the Irish language. He is standing in the St. Stephen's Green Ward for the local government elections. He points

Letter from Geraldine Dillon, 13 Marlborough Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, to Síghle Bairéad saying that she did not meet her father personally and did not know him.

MS letter from Gilles Alvarez, Paris, 9 Feb [ ], writing to John McGahern enclosing an English translation of the screenplay he and colleagues wrote based on McGahern's short story, "Like All Other Men". The letter discusses processes of the adaptation. First page of letter only is present.

MS Letter from Gillon Aitken, Aitken and Stone, thanking McGahern for the warm welcome at McGahern's house, and discussing Amongst Women.

Letter from "Goll na Mearthoige", An Bothar Gaedhealachm Carraig Bhraonain to Stiophán Bairéad, forwarding £9.10.0 owed. He hopes the family are well.

Letter from Myles, Belfast to Boyle, discussing publishing works by Boyle and also updating on conditions in Northern Ireland: "Things in Belfast continue as bad as ever. the Protestants seem to be becoming much more aggressive of late & [raids in Eire], in reprisal for N.I. bombings, have taken place. . . .I think everyone is depressed in Ulster at the moment." and also comments on political intervention in the conflict.

Letter from Myles, Belfast, to Boyle at Yale University, discussing work by Myles which he received feedback on from Boyle regarding LLM work in Law studies.

Letter from Myles, Solicitor, Belfast, to Boyle, enclosing copy of "EEC Brief" as promised to Boyle at previous Human Rights Conference in Belfast.

Circular letter from Seamus Deane, Bill McCormack, Derek Mahon, Michael Gill and Augustine Martin, the editorial board of Atlantis, inviting contributions to a magazine that they are planning (24 June 1969). Also letter from Gus Martin, UCD, to Eugene Watters, thanking him for the poetry which he has passed on to Seamus Deane and Derek Mahon (3 Sept 1969).

Letter from H Fairfax B Archer, Barton Cottage, Bury St. Edmunds, to Dermot O'Conor Donelan, stating that he would be grateful if he could pay the principal sum as he proposes to do, as it would allow him to settle Mrs. Best's affairs. He talks about a visit to Dublin during a yachting trip to the Clyde, and states that he would be interested to go shooting in Ireland sometime, as it is getting so expensive in Scotland and England.