Letter from Anthony Farrell of Lilliput Press to Tim Robinson enclosing a letter of appreciation for the work from Rory Stewart. (c May 1984) 2pp;

Carbon copy of a handwritten letter from Robinson to Farrell ordering 200 copies of the pamphlets and some Gigginstown cheese. (27 Jul 1984) 1p;

A typed list of publicity meetings and reviews of the pamphlet, undated. 2pp.

File of correspondence between Tim Robinson and Anthony Farrell of Lilliput Press. Includes a list of maps for inclusion in 'Setting Foot on the Shores of Connemara & Other Writings', and corrections.

Typed letter from Brendan [Barrington] of Penguin Ireland to Robinson, accompanying an editorial memo on the 'Listening to the Wind' manuscript. The memo details general style points, and then some notes on each of the chapters. (19 Dec 2005).

Typed drafts with handwritten annotations of the entire book, except for the chapter 'Dinner at Letterdyfe'.

Proof copy of the 'Stones of Aran Pilgrimage' manuscript, stamped Lilliput Proof copy. Pagination has been marked out, and there are several notes, underlined and highlighted sections in margins that show Robinson's final corrections.

Pre-publication copy of 'J. M. Synge The Aran Islands with an Introduction edited by Tim Robinson'. Handwritten notes indicating pagination in table of contents, and some corrections.

A photocopy of the 1907 book, with some markups for Penguin.

Index card relating to the townland of Puck Island, [Oileán an Phocaide].

Files relating to Kevin Boyle's appointment and teaching at the Law Faculty of Queen's University, Belfast.

Correspondence enclosing payment/contribution for the National collection or the order of a publication

Details of the establishment of the sub-committee to supervise the Question Time and Public Speaking Competition; arrangements for the 1960 competition; Details of the National Junior Speech Competition 1962

Responses to questionnaire on job creation by Community Councils detailing if they have considered job creation at local level and what stages they have gone through.