File with two typescript drafts of the novel for children, 'Robbers On TV', written by Carolyn Swift and published in 1989 by Poolbeg Press, Dublin.

Both typescripts by Swift are divided into individual chapters and heavily annotated and edited by Swift.

File also includes letters between Swift and Jo O'Donoghue, editor at Poolbeg Press discussing edits and publication plans for the book.

Soft cover original limited edition storybooks/artist books for children by Bruce Arnold. Each book is signed by Arnold and dedicated to Carolyn Swift. All books are illustrated with woodcuts and various original artworks)
Books include:

The Wicked Woodman (Gifford and Craven, November 1973)
Orlando's Revenge (Gifford and Craven, December 1974)
Sean Puts Things Right (Privately published, 250 numbered copies. this is no. 60) 1981.

File with typed texts of talks written/delivered by Carolyn Swift. Manuscript research notes and drafts also included. Texts included are:

"Lecture on Women in the Irish Theatre"

Also text of article "Popular Puppet Theatre in Europe 1800 - 1914" by John McCormick and Bennie Pratasik

Letter of recommendation from R J Carbery, President of Clongowes Wood College, stating that Dermot O'Conor Donelan was a very well-behaved and industrious student in his five years there.

This series documents the Bolton Massy estate. A subseries has been created to emphasise that the series relates to John Bolton Massy. The subseries is then divided into two sub-subseries including financial documents and correspondences. The material has been arranged chronologically within their sub-subseries.

Record for the result of the case of Alice Rebecca Fawcett of Co.Cavan vs Harry Crookenden written by M Seaver. Presided by the Hon. Gerald Fitzgerald who ruled that the fair rent of tenant would be set at an annual sum of £28.

Letter requesting payments for the sale of the Doobally estate from Harry Crookenden and Thomas Casey. Mentions Robert Sanders and R.H. Johnstone.