Newspaper clipping from The Irish Times, 24th March 1970, of John Horgan's review of the latest edition of 'Facts About Irish', published by An Comhar Poiblí, article is entitled 'Welcome to Cold Comfort Farm'. Copy letter from Christopher Morris to the

Two copies of C. T. Morris's replies to three questions put to him by Miss Carmel McQuaid on 12 December 1972. One of the copies includes handwritten notes. She asks: 'Can Irish be revived?', 'Should it be revived?', and 'Why not?'.

Three copies of a letter written by Billy Kirwan of the Language Freedom Movement to the Irish Farmer's Journal, responding to an article written by Gertrude Deacon entitled 'Not Irish Again', in which she defends the teaching of Irish. In the letter, Ki

Letter from Liam Burke, the Fine Gael candidate for the 1967 Cork by-election. Gives detailed answers to each of the six questions put to him by the LFM with regard to the party's language policy.

Letter from Patrick Browne, Honorary Secretary of the Language Freedom Movement, to T. J. Egan, Secretary to the Film Industry Committee, enclosing a statement of policy of the LFM. Discusses the responsibility of the emerging film industry in Ireland as

Letter from John [Maurice] Kelly, (Fine Gael Senator on the cultural and educational panel). Replies to a previous letter which sought advice, and advises he has passed his letter on to Paddy Belton, the local deputy, who might be able to think of a suit

Two copies of a letter from E. P. D'Alton, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Language Freedom Movement, to Deputy Dr. Garrett Fitzgerald, Shadow Minister for Education. Raises an apparent contradiction between Resolution 24 as adopted in the recen

Memorandum on short-term PR and Publicity Campaign for consideration by Central Committee. Outlines aims, means, material and manpower requirements. Attached is an outline of a suggested LFM Research Programme, stating objectives, and organisations to f

Outline of the lobbying procedure for the LFM. Includes guidelines to follow before going public, and the powers to be influenced.

List of books sent to Chris [Morris], signed by Finbarr [Corry], entitled 'Suggested Interim List of Publications for Consultation Re. Book on Compulsory Gaelic Policy'.