Letter from Aine H O'Connor, the first from Dublin, the second from Moate. In her first letter she comments on his trip to America, which had to be cut short because of her niece's illness. She asks if they could meet up to discuss her plans to publish Frank McDonald's poems (26 Oct 1968). Also letter from Moate thanking him for his Christmas Card and congratulating him on his upcoming book of poetry (2 Feb 1971).

File of MS letters from Alan Ross, Editor of London Magazine, with discussions on inclusion of stories by McGahern in the magazine.

Letters from an tSúir Máire Ní Néill, Convent FCJ, Bunclody, County Wexford, to Eoghan and Rita, giving them her news and also that of their friend Sr. Eibhlín, as well as arranging visits [in Irish].

Letters from Anne Morin to John McGahern, regarding her translation into French of his introduction to the Letters of John Butler Yeats, with comments and questions on the translation.

Letters from writer Belinda McKeon to John McGahern. The letters begin when McKeon was Books Editor of Trinity College Dublin University newspaper and seeking an interview with McGahern; later letters continue contact and interviews with McGahern with McKeon through her journalism work at the Irish Times; letters thanking McGahern for his help of a reference when applying for a place at Columbia University, New York, general discussions on Irish writing and work by each respectively.

Letters from Ben Forkner, Professor of English and American literature at the University of Angers in France, to John McGahern, discussing Irish writing, McGahern's short stories and related topics.

Letters and Fax from Bertrand Fillaudeau to John McGahern, including letter agreeing terms for McGahern to edit the Letters of John Butler Yeats Nov 1996) (José Cori Press).

File of letters and cards from Bill Dumbleton, professor emeritus of English, University at Albany, with personal comments, comments on McGahern's writing, and of meetings with the McGaherns while in Ireland.

"Letters from Bill McCormack (Hugh Maxton), Dublin to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc mainly relating to his poem ""An Autumn Tale"", which was published in Atlantis. Also news of his visit to Aughrim in County Wicklow."

Letters from Bill Vorm, Longship Press, Massachusetts, in relation to his request for two stories for inclusion in an anthology of Irish fiction that he is putting together.