Letter from Margaret M Pearse, St. Enda's to Ciarán Bairéad saying that they cannot find a copy of the pamphlet he is looking for, but that they will pass one on if they find one.

Seán M Ó Conchubhair, 58 Ascal na lúb, Droichead na Dothra, Baile Átha Cliath to [Ciarán Bairéad] discussing the history of the Oireachtas. He asks if he has a copy of the Oireachtas from 1908 and asks if it is correct to state that there was none held in 1918. He comments that he knew his father vaguely, and asks if his mother is still alive [in Irish].

"Letter from Liam Ó Domhnaill,""Eiscrarach"", Cill Fiaintan, Co. Áth Cliath, to Ciarán Bairéad, saying that the only pamphlet he has is ""Guth na mBárd"", and that he is welcome to it [in Irish]."

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].

Letters from Seán Ó Donmdháin, Rúnaidhe Priobhaideach, Oifig an Tánaiste, Tighthe an Riaghaltas, Baile Átha Cliath stating that the Tánaiste has searched both his offices and his house, but could not find a copy of the proceedings of the Árd-Fheis for 1918 [in Irish].

Letter from Seán Mac Gillarnáith, Fort Eyre, Galway, telling him that he has no knowledge of the booklet in question. He goes on to discuss the contracts signed by his father with Padraic Pearse in relation to Scoil Éanna, and that these debts were later taken on by the National Aid Society [in Irish].

"Letter from Seoirse Ó Muanóin, ""Áille Mhéara"", Westminster Road, Foxrock, County Dublin to Ciarán Bairéad, saying that he has only recently got his papers in order and is now able to deal with his query. He encloses a copy of his own pamphlet, as well as three other pamphlets that he can make copies of and return to him."

"Letter from Seoirse Ó Muanáin, ""Áille Mhéara"", Westminster Road, Foxrock, County Dublin, giving the names of those involved in relation to the development of the Gaelic League and organisations before it. He states that the Central Branch of the Gaelic League was reformed in 1899, and that he was the first Treasurer. With the encouragement of Stiophán he became secretary of the Executive Committee."

Letter from William J Lloyd, Belfield, Raheny, County Dublin to Kieran Barrett, stating that he does not have a photograph of his brother. He suggests that Mr. Seamus O Casaide might have him in a group photograph from an old periodical.

Letter from R Mac Neoin, 40 Brighton Square, Rathgar, to Ciarán Bairéad, saying that he has no knowledge of the name David Comyn. He suggests that he contact Senator M Hayes.