Letter from Mary Newell, daughter of Eoghan O Neachtain, to Síghle Bairéad, stating that ownership of a minute book from the Galway Branch of Conradh na Gaeilge that had been in her father's position, now rested with Ms Bairéad. She expresses surprise that the material is now in the National Library of Ireland.

Letter from Mathys & Co., Chartered Patents Agents, Staple House, 52 Chancery Lane, London, to D Donelan Esq., Regents Hotel Piccadilly Circus, London, enclosing Letters Patent Document for U.S. Patent No. 1378769. Enclosed Patent issued for a Remembrancer or bell to be used for a fountain pen, pencil or other item on a person so that they won't lose or forget the item.

"Letter from Matthew Felix Galligher, 13 Ainsworth Avenue, Ovington, Brighton, thanking her for all the family news. He states that his grand-daughter is writing this for him. Discusses the family mainly, and asks that Aunt Celia would write to him. He comments on the time he campaigned for the Sinn Féin candidate in Dalkey who is now a judge. He comments on his own family and on his grandson Matt, who married a girl from Syria. ""She is very beautiful and taller than him"". "

Letter from M M Nic Piaras to [Síghle Bairéad], giving the names of her FF running-mates, and hoping that she will vote for them and bring the party victory.

Letter from Maurice Hayes, Dept. of the Civil Service for Northern Ireland, Belfast, to Boyle at University College Galway, thanking Boyle for the copy of Strasbourg judgement. Hayes reports from an event in Oxford, saying ". . .You missed nothing. It is hard to have a realistic discussion on power sharing without Paisley, or even surrogate expression of the more strident versions of Republicanism. . . " Hayes encloses judgements by Robert Lowry (Chief Justice) on equal opportunities (Wallace) case and a fair employment (Duffy) case. "I think these will become landmark judgements in anti-discrimination law in Northern Ireland . . ." Hayes also discusses further judiciary issues for Northern Ireland.

Letter from Max Mulvihill, Training Executive, RTE forwarding a letter which had been sent to a Sean O Tuairisc by mistake.

Letter from May E Hayes, 30 Leinster St., Phibsboro, to Ciarán Bairéad, complaining that a photograph of her husband Thomás was not on view at the exhibition.

Letter from May Liddy, Dartry Road, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, congratulating him on his Merit Award, and remembering when she visited an exhibition of his late wife's work, where he gave insights into his creative work. She congratulates him on keeping on the 'function of artistic creation'.

Letter from SP Mac Énrí, 32 Sraid Ioch Leeson, Baile Átha Cliath, to Stiophán Bairéad, stating that he agrees fully with the "Muinteoir" when he writes "dochar mor da mbheidh an "eochair" ag na daoinibh oga & na scoltacha meidhonacha" [in Irish].

MS letter, marked confidential, the letter is in response to the events of Bloody Sunday in Derry: "political struggles call for no sympathy, moral support or other soft sentiments. Still that side of man that calls itself the human side persists in having me express such sentiments at the events of this country's Bloody Sunday".