Letter from Domhaill O Conchobhair, 54 Strandville Avenue to Stephen Barrett, letting him know that Peadar O Finn (White) has paid his five pounds subscription [in Irish].

Letter from Patrick Crosson, Secretary of the Rhode Island Irish language Society of 1270 Branch Avenue, Providence, RI, to Stephen Barrett forwarding £5. "It is our contribution to your Festival in Dublin which will be held next May".

Letter from PJ O'Daly, 14 Deerburn St., Boston Mass, to SJ Barroid, Cisdeoir, Chonnrad na Gaedhilge, Ath Cliath, Eire, thanking him for all his help in relation to the old texts. He outlines the work of his association for the Gaelic School and asks Barroid's advice. He ends with a note in English stressing the importance of the Gaelic School having links with other bodies interested in the movement [in Irish].

Letter from [Micheal Mac Ruidhri], Monkstown, County Dublin to Stiophain Bairéad, Connradh na Gaedilge, 24 Sraid Ui Chonnaill Uachtair, Baile Átha Cliath apologising for his delay. He asks him to let him know what he would prefer, in Irish if possible [in

Letter from Peadar Ua Conceannainn, Mount Mellaray Seminary, Cappoquin, County Waterford, to Stiophain Bairéad, thanking him for the book. He says that he is losing his Irish and that the people around him have only a few sayings left. He also congratulat

Letter from John Horgan, 8 Leeson Park Avenue to Stiophán Bairéad declining his co-option to the committee and questioning the wiseness of "restoring to the Committee a person in whom the supreme body of the League has expressed a want of confidence". He

Letter from Seoirse O Muanain (Secretary) the Gaelic League, Central Branch (Dublin) to An Ingean Ui Dubhgaill (Chrisse Doyle) saying that he has not met Mr O'Connor at the Leinster Feis conference, but would forward her proposal for the meeting to him He states that classes are going well, and that he has great hopes for "An Craob Reilt na Mara".

Letter from JJ Touhey, 15 North Frederick St., Dublin to Stephen Barrett thanking him for the Oireachtas tickets. He goes on to describe a meeting, and discusses the unsuitability of the teacher and secretary in their branch, complaining "we have a duffer who neither understands the English nor the Irish he uses, although he is intelligent enough". Ends with "Excuse my long rigmarole. Joined by my better half in warmest regards and renewed thanks".

Letter from "Einim", 9 Lower Mount Street, to George, saying that Miss Farrelly stated that it would be a good policy to give the contract to Barry's, as it would show that personal considerations do not impinge, and that they advertise in the "Claidheamh". He states that it would strengthen their hand in future struggles with the "widow" and that the rival venue, the Gresham, was British owned.

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.