Letter from Aogán Ó Muirceartaigh, editor of "Feasta", enclosing proofs of "Aisling Mhic Airt", asking him to mark mistakes. He also notes three mistakes in Ó Ceocháin's book that he had informed him of [in Irish].

Letter from Aogán [ ], editor of "Feasta", congratulating him on the edition of "Aisling Mhic Artáin", and explaining their problems in relation to "Rian na Laincisí" [in Irish].

Letter from Aoghán Ó Muircheartaigh, Dún Chaoin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, asking for a 2,000 word review of Ó Ceocháin's book ["Rian na Iaincisi"]. He also says that they are satisfied with the copy of "Aisling Mhic Artáin" but that they haven't a publishin

MS letter from Anya Barnett (partner of writer Richard Murphy) to Madeline McGahern, 2 Jan [ ]. The letter discusses plans to meet with the McGaherns at Colgate, NY but Barnett and Murphy had been travelling Italy and England. She describes seaweed collecting, Murphy now back at Cleggan, Co. Galway, and wider family discussions.

Letter from Kerr, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, saying that following conversations with Niall Osborogh of UCD, Kerr is seeking access to index of law judgements that may be in University College Galway Law Library.

Letter from Anne James for Peter Luke, Music and Arts Dept., BBC, Wood Lane, London, saying that she is interested in finding out about the Anach Cuan drowning a hundred years before, as Seán Ó Riada wrote a piece based on the ballad. She states that they

Letter from Anne [ ] to Boyle giving an update on things in Northern Ireland: "A day in the political life in Northern Ireland is very long. . . .That famous green paper is being published tomorrow, probably Faulkner's original brought up to date by Whitelaw. . . As you heard the local elections have been cancelled at the Unionists' request. . . ." and giving further detailed accounts of press and media coverage of political, social and legal developments in Northern Ireland.

Letter from Ann McGilligan, 58 Lansdowne Road, Dublin, to Ciarán Bairéad thanking him for the list of lodgings available. She states that her boys have now gone hitch-hiking in Cork and Kerry, and thanks him for all the trouble he went to.

Ann McGilligan

MS letter from writer Ann Geneva to John McGahern, replying to a letter from McGahern, and on matters relating to mutual writing (28 November [ ]).