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This series contains publications and other printed matter in Hella Scholz’s possession, mainly pictorial and travel guides to her home town of Berlin and assorted press cuttings.

This series includes publications containing writings by Seán Lysaght and other published material.

This sub-series contains publications in Hella Scholz’s possession, mainly pictorial and travel guides to her home town of Berlin.

This sub-series contains publications belonging to the Reverend John Heffernan.

Publication entitled University Review, vol. 3, no. 4, containing an essay by Kate O’Brien entitled ‘The Art of Writing’, which begins: ‘In one of his early books, “The Sense of Beauty”, George Santayana says this…’ The essay was based on a lecture originally delivered to the Graduates’ Association on 2 May 1963.

Under Brigid’s Cloak. A Collection of Writings from Kildare. Edited by Sheila O’Hagan. Newbridge: Kildare County Library, Autumn 1994. Contains Lysaght’s poems 'Catching Blackbirds' and 'The Fishing Hook'.

Publication entitled Threshold, vol. 1, no. 2, which includes a short story by Kate O’Brien entitled A Bus from Tivoli, which begins: ‘In the hot weather Marian liked to take, at random, one or other of the many buses that left the Piazza Termini…’.

Publication entitled The Stony Thursday Book, issue no. 7, which contains a series of articles on the work of Kate O’Brien, edited by John Liddy and guest editor John Jordan. Some lines are marked and highlighted and correspond with handwritten notes in ink by Mary O’Neill on the back cover.

Publication entitled P.E.N. News, with the subheading ‘the bulletin of the English Centre of International P.E.N.’, no. 202, produced at Glebe House, Glebe Place, London, S.W. 3. Contains a note on the cover in pencil which reads ‘No apparent ref. to Kate’.

Publication entitled Beyond the Reek. An Anthology of Eleven Mayo Poets, edited by Jo McCormick Phillips and forming vol. 3 of the Tidal Dreams series. Contains Lysaght’s poems 'Fly', 'The Queen of Cliara', 'Achill' and 'Lines for a New House'.