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Correspondence relating to intervarsity debates. With a related press cutting. Most items in Irish.

Copy letter from Bruno Scholz to Gudrun Reiche asking for permission for Hella to leave the Jungmädelbund (Young Girls’ League) owing to a noticeable decline in her school performance. The letter has been typed on the reverse side of a circular advertising drain pipes supplied by Bruno Scholz. With Gudrun Reiche’s reply granting Schulz’s request.

Correspondence with Robert V. Trainer, Secretary, Roller Bearing Company of America, Sullivan Way, West Trenton, New Jersey, USA, relating to Nestor’s attempts to locate a copy of a book entitled The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come [by John Fox Jnr] about the American Civil War.

This sub-series contains mainly copies of Frances Condell's letters to publishers and broadcasters.

Correspondence with Charles E. Howlett, Quit Rent Office, 3 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin; and with The Secretary, Irish Land Commission relating to quit rent and poor rate charges.

Photocopies of correspondence between Padraig Carroll, External Relations Officer, Students’ Union, University College, Cork; Dr William Reville, Radiation Protection Officer, University College, Cork; and the Nuclear Energy Board, 20 Lower Hatch Street, Dublin 2, relating to the type of radioactive isotopes used in the Science Building, the frequency and purpose of their use, the extent of the monitoring of such materials, and the number of licences issued for student training reactors or other such devices in the country.

Typed correspondence relating to the school fees of Bruno Scholz’s two daughters.

Correspondence with Madeleine van Mansfeld, Foundation for the Conservation of Irish Bogs, Hugo de Grootstraat 52, 6522 DG Nijmegen, Netherlands, relating to the aims and activities of the Foundation and advice Herrema can offer based on his experience of Ireland and Irish business. Also see P22/4/3/2/5.

Correspondence in Irish with the Office of the Defence Minister, Office of an Taoiseach, Office of the Education Minister and various TDs relating to de hÓir’s desire to have the annual 1916 commemoration ceremony at Arbour Hill held in Irish instead of English.