Manuscript letter from Dermot Healy to John McGahern, discussing Áosdána election matters and inviting McGahern to give a reading at the Model Gallery, Sligo, sometime.

Letter from Dr. Desmond Carney to John McGahern, inviting him to speak at the All Ireland Lung Conference.

Letter from Dr. Maurice Hayes, written from Bull's Eye Road, Downpatrick, Co. Down, concerning the proposed Centre for Human Rights at University College Galway. Hayes writes "I am more moved than you can imagine by you [considering] I act as a trustee fo

Letter from E Gerycane Best, 87 Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London, to Thomas Donelan, Sylane, Tuam, Galway, informing him of the death of her husband William.

Letter from E Gerycane Best, 87 Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London, to Thomas Donelan, thanking him for his kind letter and remittance therein. Speaks of William's Godson, and says that she will send copies of notices which appeared in "the Times" of the 18th December. Says that if either he or Mrs. Donelan were in London she would be delighted to see them.

Letter from Duffy to Boyle, detailing names of people to contact regarding access to court records at Galway Court.

Letter from Edmond [ ], St. Anthony's College, Newcastle Upper, Galway, to Boyle, describing an enclosed article on Queen's University, Belfast, as being "riddled with errors".

Letter from Edwin Stock, The Lodge, to Harry Stock, apologising to him for the inconvenience caused by the previous letter, but that he needs the £150 owed to him, to continue the supply of cash. He restates his account with him, declaring that there is £368.4.8. due to him by Harry. He hopes Harry will contrive to raise the money 'as you see the absolute necessity I am placed under of obtaining it'. He concludes by saying that he did not go to Skreen.

Letter from Edwin Stock, Killala, to Harry Stock, apologising for having to bother him again and stating that he is at the end of his credit at Newcomes and needs Harry to pay the arrears on his account. He assures him 'that I am living from hand to mouth in the mean time'. He would like the money that was to be sent to Mr. Bevan to be lodged in the Bank for him.

Letter from Edwin Stock, Killala, to Harry Stock, thanking him for the offer of his house to stay in and advising him of upcoming bills, the balance of their account and stating that he is looking forward to meeting him at Boyle. He asks him to bring down four shares in the Light and Heat Company, which a Mr. Lyne is holding for him.