Letter from Thomas White, St. John's Priory, Thomas Street, Dublin, to Ciarán Bairéad, saying that he cannot find any of the pamphlets.

Letter from Costello to Boyle, enclosing copy of research on policing in Scotland and England.

"Letter from Tom Duddy, Shrule, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc writing to express his delight at his story ""The Irish Box"" in the press, asking how he came to write such a fine piece."

Letter from Tom Kilroy, Department of English, UCG, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc thanking him for the manuscript, and asking if he can come to meet him in Galway soon. He also outlines payment for talks he would be giving at the College.

Letter from Tom McGrath, Senior Producer, RTE, returning his song entry for the National Song Contest, regretting that it had not been selected by the Jury.

"Letter from Tom Wall, 25 Fergus Road, Dublin 6 to Ciarán Bairéad, commenting that the article by his sister on their father was very good. He also comments on the article by F R Higgins, saying that he would like to walk the road to the Boyne River sometime. He gives news of their friends, and hopes that he is ""a new reformed man after the mission""."

Letter from T[om] W[all] to Ciarán Bairéad asking him if he was aware of a recitation story about a woman called Polly Blake and a horse called Rocket. He asks if he can shed any light on the story for him, and what events it was based on.

"Letter from Tomás Breathnach (Sliabh gCua), An Griannán, Gleann Beag, Dún Garbhán i nDútaigh Deise, to Ciarán Bairéad hoping that he is well. He states that the man he is looking for is Pádraig de Broc ó Cathair Port Láirge, who wrote poems at the time in question. His nickname was ""Sliabh Geal gCua"" [in Irish]."

"Letter from Tomás Mac Anna, Howth, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Mageney, saying that he wanted to write to him before he headed off to Broadway to direct ""The Borstal Boy"", saying that he got his new address from Con Kearney. Asks him how he is getting on and hears he has written a fine book on Dan Lowery. Says that he is up to his ears in a commissioned book on the Abbey Theatre. He states that when he returns he would very much like to work on a number of Irish plays at the Peacock if he is allowed, and hopes to have one by Eoghan in it."

"Letter from Tomás Mac Anna, Howth, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, Mageney, saying that things went very well on Broadway. He had hoped to have a new play from Eoghan for the Peacock, but he is now considering a dramatic reading of ""The Weekend of Dermot and Grace"" if he was interested. He is also taking over the pantomime and asks Eoghan if he would be the writer."