Printed copy of an appeal from the Gaelic League to Irish people for support.

Appeal for money to the people of Ireland from Connradh na Gaedhilge [in Irish].

Printed circular of appeal for funds during Irish week [in Irish and English].

Printed circular appeal for funds during Irish week [in Irish and English].

Appeal for funds for Connradh na Gaedilge [in Irish].

Circular letter issued by Stiophán Bairéad, appealing for funds for the Gaelic League [in Irish and English].

Copy of the catalogue for Aonach na bPictiúirí, held in UCD. It includes paintings from Jack B Yeats, Harry Clarke and Constance de Markievicz.

Later nineteenth century copy of answer of John French of Moneva, County Galway, and Catherine McDonnell, nee Joyce, two of the defendants in the Bill of Complaint brought before the Court of Chancery by James McDonnell. They outline the details of the case as they see it. It also recites previous wills and marriage settlements relating to the lands.

Later nineteenth century copy of answer of Dermott O'Connor, one of the defendants in the case brought by Frances McDonnell. He gives details of the case, and states further that James and Francis had been assured by their father and father-in-law that their rights would not be impinged upon the £3000 bonds issued in relation to Catherine.

Two handwritten copies of an anonymous letter (one original, one transcribed) to Christopher Morris, marked confidential. Names an individual as having infiltrated the Cork branch of the Language Freedom Movement, who regularly reports back to the 'Gaelgeorí'. The source of the information is an overheard conversation.