Letters from Damien Cashin, Drumcondra, to Eugene, relating to his canoeing trips to the country.

Two letters from Damien Cashin to Eugene and Rita thanking them for minding his canoe between boating trips.

File of manuscript letters sent to Michael Rynne from Dan Binchy, Ireland's ambassador to Germany from 1929 to 1932, and a cousin of Michael Rynne.

File of letters and postcards from British playwright David Halliwell to John McGahern, discussing mutual news, arranging visits to see each other, discussing aspects of their work and writing.

File of letters from academic and critic Declan Kiberd to John McGahern, discussing a range of topics, including John's books and writing, an invitation to be Writer in Residence at University College Dublin within Kiberd's department, readings at the Yeats Annual Summer School (which Kiberd directed at the time), and wider discussions around Irish writing and literature.

Letter and postcard to John McGahern, adding comments on McGahern's application to Aosdána (1997), the other sending feedback and comments of consolation following Madden judging a book prize that McGahern didn't win.

File of manuscript letters and postcards from Denis O'Driscoll to John McGahern, sending comments and praise of McGahern's work, invitations to dinner with the lannan Foundation, thanks for receipt of "Stoner" by John Williams, comments on meeting with Derek Mahon, and other discussions on literary matters.

File of letters from Denis Sampson, scholar of McGahern's work, to John McGahern, generally discussing McGahern's work, publishing and book plans and options, and related points.

"Letters from Domhnall Óg Ó Ceocháin, Carraig Ruacháin, Contae Corcaí le Eoghan, giving him news of poetry events in Ballyvourney, and he thanks him for his considerable efforts in finding a publisher for him (29 June 1974). He includes examples of his work, including ""Do Thigh na nGealta"", ""Do Gulf Oil"" and other pieces (31 August 1975). He also gives details of the marriage of his daughter, and the music of Peadar Ó Riada at the reception (23 March 1976)."

"Letter and telegram form Daithí Ó Coileáin, Dublin, to Eoghan, arranging a meeting between the editors of ""Comhar"" and Eoghan to discuss possible items for the journal."