Typescript with handwritten amendments of draft of a review of "Angela's Ashes" by Frank McCourt.

Typescript with handwritten amendments of an article by John McGahern beginning "I think that the 1916 Rising was not considered to be of any great importance in the country I grew up in".

Two typescript drafts with handwritten amendments of short story featuring a Guard called Harkin and his wife Kate. ("Love of the World").

Photocopy of two pages of poems headed Poems of 1912-3, entitled "The Going" and "Your Last Drive", from the collected poems of Thomas Hardy.

Two copies of a review by Angelo Rinaldi of "L'Obscur" by John McGahern.

Copy of transcript of a BBC interview with John McGahern by Mary Campbell.

Material relating to the personal life of John McGahern, including school reports, employment, various literary awards, and commemorative material relating to John.

Trade Union Card of John McGahern for the Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers, Whitechapel Branch, London.

Includes reference to something 'decidedly awkward' the previous day and that he didn't get much practice in the Surrey woods today, '2 pheasants and 1 jay were my bag'.

Correspondence between Prof. G. A. Hayes-McCoy, Francis McManus, and Cyril Falls discussing the Thomas Davis lecture series