Postcard from Eoín O Caoimh of James Duffy & Co. Ltd., 21 Shaw St., Pearse St., Dublin, to Miss Síghle Bairéad, 67 Whitehall Road East, Dublin 12, saying that in a 1909 letter John Redmond wrote to Douglas Hyde that her father was heart and soul with the Gaelic League. He states that the letter is given in Gwynn's biography of Redmond.

MS postcard from Etienne Rynne, written from British Museum Research Laboratory, London, to Mary Rynne, Duncairn, The [Hobarn], Greystones, Co. Wicklow (dated 5 Mar 19[ ]). He describes his research on the Ardagh Chalice and notes that be bumped into Kate O'Brien who is staying at his hotel and that they will go to see a production of Hugh Leonard's play, "Stephen D", together.

Postcards from Francis Joseph Biggir, Ardrigh, Belfast, to [Stiophán Bairéad], hoping that the book (not enclosed) will give him the information he needs, if not he says to send the specimens and that he will do what he can. Front shows War Piper of the G

Postcard from Hannum to Boyle, written from the Charente region of France and updating Boyle on his travels and saying he will be in Strasbourg in November

Postcard from J Dollard [publisher], Dame St., Dublin, to Mr. S.J. Barrett, Meelick House, Dromsna, County Leitrim, stating that his parcel has arrived.

Manuscript postcard from [Olwyn] to Prof. and Mrs. C.K. Boyle, detailing holidays on a picture postcard from Alderney and sending love to Kevin and Joan Boyle.

Postcard from Bardy seeking information on the aims of People's Democracy.

Photocopy of MS postcard from Kate O'Brien to Etienne Rynne.

MS postcard from Kate O'Brien to Mary Rynne at Greenfields, Milltown Rd, Dublin. "M.O.N. comes tonight" and mentions arrangements around the Gresham Hotel.

MS postcard from Kate O'Brien to Mary Rynne, writing from Limerick (postcard features an image of Sarsfield Bridge over the river Shannon) mentioning she will mention Mary's play to some theatrical producer friends of hers.