File of assorted manuscript loose leaf notes by Hugh Logue relating to various work matters of the North-South Ministerial Council.

Supplement celebrating Seamus Heaney's 70th birthday;

Printed email from Tim Robinson to the editor of the Irish Times responding to a review of Moriarty's 'Nostos' that he objected to on the grounds of its personal nature; printed email from Anthony Farrell at Lilliput to Tim enclosing his own response to the review (2001);

Talk for the launch of 'What the Curlew Said', for Clifden Arts Week 2007;

'Downwind from Buffalo, Downwind from the new Anthropology'; 'Ollamh Fodhla', and 'Fintan MacBochra'.

Press cuttings mostly from the Irish Times relating to John Moriarty.

Folders 2&3 Typed manuscript of 'Nostos a Supplement' and an addendum to 'Nostos', sent to the Robinsons in 2006.

Note from Adrienne [Fleming], Poolbeg Press, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, hoping that they returned safely from Listowel, and that Mike Murphy of RTE would like to interview him about the book.

Note from Adrienne Fleming, Poolbeg Press, enclosing a royalty payment for his translations of Máirtín Ó Cadhain's stories.

Note from Adrienne [Fleming], Poolbeg Press to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc forwarding two cheques and asking if he had ever received a submission fee cheque for the manuscript he sent them.

Note from Brendáin [Ó Buachalla], Roinn na Nua-Ghaeilge, Coláiste Ollscoile, Baile Åtha Cliath, thanking him for his wonderful lecture the previous Friday, commenting that he could be talking to him still [in Irish].

Note from Colbert Kearney to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc thanking him for critiquing his poetry so well, and wonders if they could meet up at the end of the month when he is back for a week.

Note from Dáibhí [ ] to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc at the Skeffington Arms Hotel, Galway, saying that he was sorry to have missed him and that he would not be able to meeting in the university the following day [in Irish].

Note from David Marcus, Literary Editor, "The Irish Press", to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc that two entries were to be disqualified for failing to observe the rules.

Note from David Marcus, The Irish Press saying that he has considered the matter, and that it is best not to say anything about the Ó Cadhain stories for the moment.