Index card for the townland of Pribbaun, [An Preabán].

Folder 1: Letter from Marie Heaney, Commissioning Editor of 'Town House and Country House', inviting Robinson to write an essay on a topic that has given him spiritual sustenance for a book called 'Sources' in aid of Focus Ireland. Robinson's submission is included - handwritten and typed, on the sequence of prime numbers.

Folder 2: Correspondence with Dr John Cosgrave from the Department of Mathematics at St Patrick's College in Drumcondra who discovered a Prime Number with 2,000 digits. Folding Landscapes published 'A Prime for the Millennium', and the file discusses the publication, their mutual love of mathematics, press cuttings about the project, and a letter from John Banville declining to launch the book on the grounds of his fluency in mathematics.

Printed address from Dáil Éireann to the people of the world, seeking recognition for their independence which the Dáil claims for the people of Ireland [in Irish]. Also typescript copies in English and French.

"Printed card from ""Inniu"" to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc reminding him that his subscription is due [in Irish]."

Printed card containing a note on the work of Pádraic Ó Mathúna, an artist in enamels and silver, from his gallery in Cashel, County Tipperary [in French, Irish, English and German].

Printed card of thanks from Margaret M Pearse, St. Enda's Rathfarnham, County Dublin, to Ciarán Bairéad, for his expression of sympathy on the death of her sister Mary Bridget.

"Printed catalogue of books available from Poolbeg Press, includes Mairtín Ó Cadhain's ""The Road to Brightcity"", translated into English by Eoghan Ó Tuairisc."

Printed copy of a speech made by Douglas Hyde to the Business Committee of the Gaelic League, defending himself against the accusation that the money of the Gaelic League was being used to keep him in his position, and that he was doing no work as President. He resigns from the position [in Irish].

Printed copy of Christmas greeting [in Irish and English].

Printed copy of evidence of Douglas Hyde before the Royal Commission on University Education.