Correspondence between Eoin Mac Neill and Stiophán Bairéad. Eoin Mac Neill was born in County Antrim in 1867, was graduated from the RUI in 1888, before becoming a Junior Clerk in the Accountant General's Office, the Four Courts. In the Gaelic League he was heavily involved in editing the League's newspapers, bringing the young Padraig Pearse into "An Claideamh Soluis". He became Vice-President of the League in 1903, and in 1909 was appointed Chair of Irish History at UCD.

Letter from John McNeill, Hazelbrook, Malahide, to Stephen Barrett, telling him that he would be staying in Pat McDonagh's house, and outlining what to expect from Kilronan on. He tells him to ask people to speak to him in Irish.

Postcard from E[oin] M[ac] N[eill] to Stiophain Bairéad, 24 Albert Place, asking him to note Domhnall MacCaba is President of the Kanturk Branch of Connradh na Gaeilge Chorcaighe [in Irish].

Letter from Eoin Mac Neill, The Account General's Office, Four Courts, to S.J. Barrett, 24 Albert Place, Grand Canal St., looking for money for a trip to Inbhear Nis. States that he will be in the Riverstown House, Rostrevor, the following day.

Note from Eoin Mac Neill, Accountant General's Office, Four Courts, Dublin to [Stiophain Bairéad], forwarding subscription and saying that he will be unable to go to the house [in Irish].

Correspondence with Padraic Mac Nollaidhe, Eccles St., relating to social activities with Connradh na Gaeilge.

Postcard from Padraic Mac Nollaidhe, 32 Eccles St., to Mr. Stephen Barrett, 25 Albert Place, Grand Canal St., inviting him to his house the following night for some music to celebrate St. Patrick's Day [in Irish].

Note from Padraig Mac Nollaidhe, 32 Sraid Eccles to Stephen Barrett, asking him to visit the following night in relation to a query. Notes on back by Stiophan to send rules of the society to J Kearney, Augheam N.S., Belmullet. Also note about Thomas J. Moore & Son, stockbrokers, Birmingham, trying to establish a Gaelic society there.

Correspondence between Norma Ni Cortaigh and Stiophán Bairéad. Norma was secretary of the O'Connell Street branch, and concerned with the organisation of activities in Dublin.

Letter from Norma Ni Cortaigh, Runaire, 24 O'Connell St., to Stiophán Bairéad asking him to buy another "ordughadh" and to send it to Galway [in Irish].