Accounts of Language Freedom Movement income dated September 1967. Includes income from newsletters, annual subs, and donations. Names, addresses, and amount given are all detailed. Close to a membership list.

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'.

Minutes of Central Committee Meeting in the Club House, Kilkenny, held on 29 November 1970. Those in attendance are listed. Discussions on some procedural matters are outlined, also a discussion on correspondence received from RTÉ was read out concerning the possibility of a debate on the language being aired on 'The Late Late Show', and a complaint regarding the 'Watch Your Language' programme. The former is not included in the collection, however the latter is, please see G44/3/3/5. Letter writing campaigns and possible press releases are discussed, along with involvement of clergy members with the organisation.

Resolutions from the AGM of the Language Freedom Movement, which took place on 25 April 1971. Includes proposals from regional groups and Joan O'Brien, President of the LFM. Resolutions are to do with Article 8 of the Constitution, RTÉ and the principle of free speech, the Broadcasting Authority Act, the Higher Education Authority Bill, an amendment to the LFM's statement of policy, and the possibility of introducing an Anti-Discrimination Bill in the Dáil or the Senate.

Two copies of a summary of LFM policy. Outlines the present official language policy, and the means being used to achieve these aims. Goes on to outline LFM's attitude towards this, what specifically they object to, and refer to their policy statement which provides an outline of what they propose as an alternative.

Two copies of a document outlining points with regards to language and civil rights. Draws on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights. It is possible these are preparatory notes ahead of a speech.

An evaluation of the Liberal Party's language policy, looking at its ultimate objective, a brief description of the specifics, and comparing them with other party's policies.

An edited document originally intended as a press release entitled 'LFM statement on school plebiscites'. This heading has been crossed out, and replaced with 'The Background'. It provides an overview of the series of parents' plebiscites that recently took place in Toomore, Co. Mayo, Ballinasloe, Cork and Waterford. In favour of parent-teacher associations being established nationwide. Some edited headings and notes have been added in.

Four copies of an Irish language piece that argues against present language policy, and the principle of unilingualism throughout the 32 counties of Ireland. Refers to the Gallup Poll the previous year and a survey reported in NUSIGHT magazine, and argues a choice must be made between country and language. Jobs, money, and religion are considered more important, and differences in standards of education need more attention.

"Plan of a book to challenge the policy of compulsory Irish, submitted by Finbarr Corry, AIBI. Cover title is '""Shackles, Slogans and Shekels!"" A critical analysis of the policy to revive Gaelic by compulsory means in the Irish Republic', by Christopher T. Morris, AIAA. Provides an overview of points to be included in the book, chapter by chapter, giving historical information and dates. Also includes an index. The book will look at language policy, the various political party's approach to it, and the story of the LFM, as well as covering education, the civil service, and other such industrial themes. "