MS postcard from Kate O'Brien to Mary Rynne - sends well wishes on hearing "you are laid up". Image on reverse is a black and white shot of Roundstone pier and surrounding countryside. An 'X' is added to where O'Brien had a home nearby.

Ms postcard from Kate O'Brien to Mary Rynne (though no addressed or stamp is included) sending Christmas and new year wishes.

MS postcard from Kate O'Brien, written from Hotel Florida, Madrid, to Mary Rynne, at Greenfields, Milltown Road, Dublin, Ireland. Features black and white image on reverse of walls and cathedral at Avila. "Love from Avila, dearest Mary", sending best wishes and support for "the anguish and [ ] that you have had to carry" of late. "God help you, my love".

Postcard from Liam O Rinn, 32 Bóthar Ghort na Mara, Cluain Tarbh, Baile Átha Cliath, to Ciarán Bairéad, 55 Sráid Bhaile Coimín, stating that he does not have the writings he is looking for. He states that they were plentiful in the Conradh offices at one stage, but no-one had any interest in them [in Irish].

Postcard from Micheal Breathnach, Lausanne, to Dr. J.P. Henry, 82 Lyncroft Mansions, West Hampstead, London, with a lot of words in Irish from his part of the country, including a discussion on the Irish for squirrel [in Irish].

Postcard from Mike who is travelling in China, to Boyle, addressed at Newry, Co. Down. It is "like no other place anywhere. It has certainly renewed my faith in people and revolution."

Postcard from Maolmhuire Díolún, Instituid Ard-Leighinn Bhaile Átha Cliath, 64-5 Cearnóg Mhuirbhtheann, Baile Átha Cliath, stating that he is thinking of examining a district east of Galway, and asking if he would be willing to help [in Irish].

Ms postcard from 'P' to Mary Rynne, Greenfields, Milltown Road, Dublin, 4 Jun [ ]. Opens with "Kate is said to have bought the house in Roundstone. Mary Laverty and Ethel Mannion [are] other authors in the district." - Also adds the house is believed to be haunted.

Postcard from Padraic Mac Nollaidhe, 32 Eccles St., to Mr. Stephen Barrett, 25 Albert Place, Grand Canal St., inviting him to his house the following night for some music to celebrate St. Patrick's Day [in Irish].

Postcard from Patrick O'Mara, featuring an image of the Arno and the Bridge of the Holy Trinity in Firenze.