Published issues of The Children's Digest, incorporating 'Horse & Eifyr and Other Pets', the only magazine edited and written by Children for Children". Issues include stories by Carol Samuel (Carolyn Swift).

Writings and issues include:
Vol. III, No. 30, Sept 1940 - The Woodpecker by Carol Samuel
Vol. IV, No. 31, Oct 1940 - Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel 1. Ted The Cowman
Vol. IV, No. 32, Nov 1940 - Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel 2. Harold The Carter
Vol. IV, No. 33, Dec 1940, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel III. Jack the Swineherd
Vol. IV, No. 34, Jan - Feb 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel I.V. Warbey The Mechanic
Vol. IV, No. 35, Mar - Apr 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel, Harry the Labourer
Vol. IV, No. 36, May - June 1941, Farm Personalities by Carol Samuel, VI. Marsdon The Bailiff

Tped script of play 'The Canon' written by Eoghan Harris. No production details included.

Typed script of play, 'The Canavans' written by Lady Augusta Gregory. Manuscript cover note states 'Uncut Version'.

File relating to a proposal for a television series by Carolyn Swift and entitled The Bolger Gang. Includes typed overview about the series by Swift; typed scripts for individual episodes of the series (5 parts); letters and internal RTÉ memos by Swift to Donal Farmer and others unnamed about production and discussion on development of The Bolger Gang.

Typed draft of novel written by Carolyn Swift, entitled 'The Big Wheel'.
Also includes correspondence between Swift and literary agents, Christy and Moore Ltd. London, and A.D. Peters London.

Typed playscript of the stage adaptation of the novel 'The Barracks' by John McGahern and adapted by Hugh Leonard for the stage, Presented by Dublin Theatre Festival in association with Gemini Productions and Phyllis Ryan, directed by Tomas Mac Anna. The script is the personal copy of actor and cast member Dermot Ryan. Ryan played the role of Willie in the play. the script is annotated throughout. File also includes a contract made between Gemini Productions/Phyllis Ryan and Maureen Simpson and for the role of Assistant Stage Manager on the production at the Olympia theatre, dated 15 Sep 1969 (Maureen Simpson is daughter of Carolyn Swift and Alan Simpson). Simpson notes that this was her first or second adult theatre job for Phyllis Ryan.

Multiple typed copies of script for sketch "The Authorised Version" produced at the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. Scripts include manuscript annotation.

File with typed script for a new play for radio written by Carolyn Swift, entitled "The Antique Department" and submitted to RTÉ radio. Includes letter from Swift to John Lynch, Drama and Variety Department, RTÉ, explaining about the play and on ambitions for further radio play writing.

File relating to radio play written by Carolyn Swift entitled "The Age of Innocence". Includes two copies of script by Swift. One carries a press cutting attached to the cover page of script with broadcast details on RTÉ radio and a cutting of overview about the play.

Typescript of The Age of Innocence, a play written by Carolyn Swift. Various scripts included, copies of same. One typescript has a note and piece from the RTÉ Guide stapled to its front, 17 Aug 1979, being a listing for broadcast of a radio version of the play. A typed note by Swift states that the stage version existed before the radio version, and should the play be staged again she would like to make further edits.