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Draft of the short story Thomasheen James and the Running Dog on the same format as P7/2/2/2/4/1 with the same opening. Some alterations. Pagination.

Large pages from an account book folded over. Contains handwritten draft of the short story Thomasheen James and the Running Dog which begins: ‘The afternoon was warm for late May’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of the short story Thomasheen James Goes to the Dogs which begins: ‘I was at a loose end that afternoon.’ Some alterations. Pagination.

Loose pages (headed note paper of P.E.N.) containing untitled handwritten draft of the short story Thomasheen James, Company Director which begins: ‘The harvest was over and already the tang of the Fall was in the air.’ Alterations. Pagination.

Pages from a notebook, some bound together in groups, containing a handwritten draft of the novel Trouble in the Glen. Begins: ‘The tall, lean – too lean – veteran’. Alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of the novel Trouble in the Glen beginning with chapter one, ‘Knight-at-arms and His Queen’ opening: ‘The tall, lean veteran of twenty-nine’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Pages from a notepad bound together in groups containing handwritten draft of When Half- Gods Go (Walsh’s own screen adaptation of The Road to Nowhere). Begins: ‘Very well dammit! Let’s have a stab at this here film scenario.’ Alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of 'When Half-Gods Go (Notes and Dialogue for a Film) by Maurice Walsh’ which begins: ‘First the title is taken from Emerson’s poems’. Some alterations. Pagination.

‘Letter Book C. and E. No. 151’ containing a handwritten draft of While Rivers Run beginning: ‘If it be necessary one should be prepared to take any jump.’ Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Handwritten draft of Constancy in a folder including prologue and chapters one, two and three of book one, and prologue begins: ‘Catherine laid the five written postcards on the seat beside her.’ Contains amendments and pagination. Handwritten heading on the cover reads ‘Manuscript. Constancy a Novel by Kate O’Brien. Prologue. Book One Chapters I, II & III’, and contains sticker with the address of Mary O’Neill at 24A Steele’s Road, Hampstead, London NW3 4RE.