Final page (begins mid sentence, however previous pages could not be found within collection), of a piece regarding current proposals for a new-style Leaving Certificate, to include a language loophole. Refers to the policies of Fine Gael, Labour, and Fi

Two copies of a Language Freedom Movement leaflet entitled 'Members of Fianna Fáil! Here are some questions we would like to ask you'. It seems likely that this was distributed as part of the by-election campaigns.

The Constitution of the Language Freedom Movement, outlining the objectives and governance of the organisation.

Nine copies of the leaflet entitled 'What is LFM?' Gives an overview of state language policy, who the Language Freedom Movement are, and what they hope to achieve.

Seventeen copies of a leaflet entitled 'Language Freedom Movement, Statement of Policy'.

Three copies of updated leaflet, 'Language Freedom Movement, Statement of Policy, with attached membership form and banker's order. A page is missing from the third copy. Also lists the patrons of the organisation, which is not included on the previous

Press cuttings kept by the Language Freedom Movement, representing positive and negative coverage of the organisation, commentary on Government Policy on Irish language restoration, education in Ireland, and discourse on civil rights and the role language

Press cuttings collected by the Language Freedom Movement from publications including 'The Sunday Observer' and 'The Irish Times'. Includes pieces on the cost of Language Restoration to the taxpayer, the establishment of an all-Irish school in Raheny, la

Press cuttings collected by the Language Freedom Movement from publications including 'The Sunday Independent' and 'The Evening Press'. Coverage includes letters written to the press about effectiveness of the LFM, LFM's response to comments made by Dóna

Five scrapbooks of press cuttings compiled by the Language Freedom Movement covering July 1966 to January 1967. Extensive coverage of the Mansion House meeting of 21st September 1966 is included, along with reactions and commentary in its aftermath. It