Folder 1: Two items of copied correspondence from Tim and Máiréad to Brendan [Barrington] and Erica [ ] and Simon [ ]. They are submitting work of their late friend, Allan Burrows to consider for publishing, "a charming expression of the romance of the bohemian life as seen by a simple but canny North of Englander" (2002).

Three original diaries of Allan Burrows containing thoughts and drawings, and titled 'Paris, 1935', (bookmarked reference to Paul Swan), 'Lucerne, Switzerland and Belgium, 1936', and 'Impressions of the International Exhibition in Paris, 1937'.

Folder 2: Copy manuscript of 'The Pill with the Jam' by Allan Burrows.

Folder 1: Personal correspondence between Tim and Máiréad Robinson and John Fraser, a colleague from Cambridge (c. 1963 - 1977, most of the letters are undated).

Folder 2: Typed manuscripts by John Fraser, entitled 'Genius', 'Travel in the Kizzlekoom'.

Folder 3: Two copies of the manuscript of a John Fraser novel entitled 'The Time till Tomorrow..........', and a related letter to Tim Robinson from a publisher (1967).

Folder 4: 3rd carbon copy of John Fraser's 2nd novel 'Because we are the Stronger'.

Have left in the original order of folders marked A, B, and C. However the earliest and most contextual information is at the end of Folder 2 (originally Folder B).

Folder 1: Layout of Fadó Fadó. Typed, Irish language stories with handwritten corrections. Includes table of contents; 'Lucht an tSeansaoil'; 'An Mhóin'; 'Píobairí agus Ócáidí Peaca'; 'Ag Díol Poitín'; 'Stíléireacht'; 'Oileán na Phoitín'; 'An Pátrún'; 'An Saighead'; 'An Cladach'; 'An Fharraige'; 'Fear a' Ghunna'; 'Ainmhithe Fiáine'; 'Iascairí'; 'Cailleacha Feasa'; 'Caoirigh'; 'Na Síoga'; 'Sochraidí'; 'An Litir'; 'An Bonnán Buí'; 'An Brig St. John'; 'Cath Each-Dhroma'; 'Iníon De Valera'; 'Scorach Ghlionnáin'; 'Meachair'; 'Na Féiltí'; 'Na Máirtínigh'.

Folder 2: English language manuscripts, and correspondence between Tim Robinson and Liam Mac an Iomaire regarding the translation of these into Gaeilge / the Irish language. Several original and photocopied sketches for inclusion with the publication. Correspondence with Bríd Nic Dhómhnaill, Caoimhín Ó Ceallaigh and Mícheál [Micil] Bairéad / Mike Barrett arranging collection of stories, translation and publication.

Folder 3: Typed manuscripts with handwritten corrections of: 'Ag Lorg Poitín'; 'Na Tincéirí'; 'An Brig St. John'; 'An Bothar go Gaillimh'; 'Bean an Leanna'; 'Ar Scáth a Chéile'.

Correspondence with Alec Finlay of 'Morning Star Publications' regarding various project proposals with Tim Robinson. Alec Finlay published 'A Scottish Mountains Anthology'. Several folios and published poems are included in the folder.

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.

Folder 1: Fax from David Webb to Anthony Farrell of Lilliput Press with a review of John Moriarty's 'Turtle was gone a long time' (1991. Quite faint);

Poems - 'Kathodos'; 'Graveyard Rose: Rose Window'; 'Voluspa', 'Graveyard Rose: Rose Window', 'In Buddha's Footsteps', 'Libido', 'Eros Funeraire', 'Conn Céad Chathach', 'Kathodos'; Photocopy of handwritten piece by John Moriarty about 'Voluspa';

Lists of references, questions and answers, and photocopied book reviews.

Folder 2: Brochure from the Honorary Degree Conferring Ceremony at NUIG in 2006 where John Moriarty was awarded a degree.

Christmas card to Tim and Máiréad from John (2000).

Typed pieces by John Moriarty, 'Educating Christianity'; 'A Bhagavad Gita'; letter from Moriarty to Tim (2004) enclosing a modified version of 'Siderius Nuncius'; Handwritten piece relating to 'Dreamtime'; 'Labour Pains'; 'A Second Symposium'; 'Challenge', 'Exodus'; 'Mona, our Moses'; 'Europe's Year One Reed'; 'The Last Eureka'; 'Vox Hibernorum'; untitled piece; 'The name of my harpoon is Ahimsa'.

Handwritten letter from John Moriarty to Tim and Máighréad [sic] (27 May 1998) in the aftermath of the Northern Ireland Good Friday Agreement referendum. Encloses an 'Aisling' that he wrote.

Folder 3: Brochure for 'Slí na Fírinne, A Christian Monastic Hedge School';

Handwritten notes for 'Remembering John Moriarty'; Typed piece given by Maria Hughes at the 'Remembering John Moriarty evening';

Obituaries for Moriarty from the Irish Times and the Guardian (2007);

Typed talk given by John Moriarty in 2004 'Deinanthropus A New First Stasimon';

Writings by John Moriarty: 'Our Song of Ascent into Ireland'; 'Changed Utterly'; 'Dolmen Love'; 'Second Thoughts'; 'Urbi et Orbi'; ''Antigone is gone, Long live Antigone'; 'Voyage to where we are'.

Typed piece 'Serious Sounds'.

Typed manuscript, 'Year One Reed' by John Moriarty 1998. Copies with minor edits of some of the pages, paperclipped at the end. Page 353 and 354 have 2 copies of each with minor edits.

A typed draft of 'Ailiu Iath n-hErend;

Tim Robinson's handwritten notes;

Poem 'I will rise with the hawk...';

Laminated poster 'Remembering John Moriarty'.

Typed manuscripts shared with Tim Robinson: 'Wolf-Time'; 'Ephphatha. The Liturgy of Opening our Eyes'; Typed manuscript of 'Slí na Fírinne', undated; 'Siderius Nuncius'; 'Screech' - a talk given by John Moriarty on Clare Island and Inisheer.

Typed manuscript of 'Slí na Fírinne'.