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Letters from Tom and Leslie Barry, 64 St Patrick’s Street, Cork conveying domestic news and discussing political and commemorative matters. Some of the letters have been addressed jointly to Dore and his wife.

Letters from Thomas Low, enclosing a plan and estimate of a link fence for Viscount Lismore, and discussing the ordering and planting of seedlings.

Letters from Thomas Clarke from various addresses in Dublin to John Daly, providing news of Clarke’s business and family life following his return to Ireland and updates of his nationalist activities in Dublin. In two folders.

Letters from Thomas Ashe, Dartmoor Jail and Grenville Arms Hotel, Granard to Madge Daly, exchanging news and discussing his continued fight for the Republic.

Letters from friends to say how much they enjoyed Duffy Is Dead.

Letters from The Kerryman, Russell Street, Tralee, mainly from its managing director Dan Nolan, to Madge Daly relating to the preparation and publication of the booklet Limerick’s Fighting Story and articles submitted by Daly. Also related letters from Alphonsus O’Halloran, one of the contributors to the booklet.

Letters from the Irish University Review, University College, Belfield. The letters deal with the publication of 'The Night Rise' and 'The Scareman', Lysaght’s essay of John Banville and the preparation of book reviews for the journal. Correspondents include editors Maurice [Harmon], Christopher Murray, Gerald Dawe, Seamus Deane and Peter Denman.

Letters from Edna Longley, The Irish Review, The Queen’s University of Belfast, School of English, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland. The letters contain requests for book reviews and discuss material offered by Lysaght for publication, including the poems 'Rook' and 'Skylark'.

Letters from the Irish Press, Tara House, Tara Street, Dublin 2, relating to poems offered for publication. Correspondents include David Marcus and Anthony Glavin.

Letters from The Honest Ulsterman relating to poems offered for publication.