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Letters to John Wilson Lynch, mainly dated 1902-3, and including copies of his reply letters.

The correspondence has been divided into 11 subsections, according to the recipient of the letter. The letters are mainly concerned with family affairs and travel on the Continent but they also cover social and political events of the time, such as Garibaldi's campaign in Italy 1851 [LE6/E/70], the Galway Hunt Ball of 1878 attended by the Duke of Connaught [LE6/E/122], and the Easter Rising of 1916 in Dublin [LE6/E/175].

Correspondence relating to 'My Time in Space'. Two letters from Tim Robinson to his parents Frank and Gay Robinson (1969-1972), describing Máiréad's work at the Camden festival, Peter Joseph's show, and an anecdote about Spencer Brown.

Printed email correspondence between Tim Robinson and Brendan Barrington in a personal capacity, inviting Tim to contribute to The Dublin Review, and then discussing publishing matters relating to 'My Time in Space' and 'Tales and Imaginings'. (Personal, includes personal remarks and a contract). June 2000-Jan 2001. A letter from Brendan on the headed paper of 'The Dublin Review' encloses proofs for the essay 'Ballistics', with subsequent editorial comments.

Correspondence concerning publishing matters with Peter Morgan of Road Books; Colin Sackett; Christy [ ]; Simon [ ]; Professor Kevin Barry; The Irish Review; postcard from Roddy [McCaffrey] on a ceiling in Nimmo House; Houghton Mifflin; Mark Tredinnick; Mary Banotti; Barbara [ ];, and a leaflet advertising a discussion of 'My Time in Space' with Tim Robinson and Theo Dorgan, 24 Apr 2001.

Carbon copy of a handwritten letter from Robinson to Etienne Rynne on the subject of local antiquities in Clare being stolen and sold. (31 Aug 1984) 1p;

Correspondence between Paul Walsh of the Archaeological Branch of the Ordnance Survey and Tim Robinson. Walsh writes seeking information from Robinson on possible pre-historic burial structures on Slieve Carran, and encloses a photocopied article by the Burren Wildlife Foundation. Copy reply from Robinson who has found a reference to these structures in his diary from 1976. Two local sources believed them to be 19th century enclosures for storing cow dung. Letter from Walsh enclosing an offprint of an article he wrote with Carleton Jones a 'Recent Discoveries on Roughaun Hill, county Clare'. Also encloses a photocopied composite map of the Parnabinnia area with monuments marked on it, and a newspaper clipping. (17 Jul 1997-21 Jan 1999) 11pp and 1 item;

Cover note from John Waddell to Tim Robinson enclosing a photocopied article on Curracghtarsna (undated ) 3pp;

Correspondence received for the Board of Muintir na Tíre Limited

Correspondence relating to the work Eamonn O'Sullivan was doing as part of the Youth Employment Agency supported project.

Correspondence with LEADER contact in Department of Agriculture and Food; forms for the LEADER project; letters to development officers.

Correspondence relating to the Cooperative Film Society

Correspondence dealing with the annual returns to the Registry of Friendly Societies, annual accounts with the auditors and the liquidation of the society.