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Letter to Walsh from Griffin, Lynch and Company (chartered accountants), 27 Westmoreland Street, Dublin, regarding the sale of his shares in the Fingal Manufacturing Company Limited. He will receive payment when the purchaser notifies them of acceptance of the offer.

Letter to Walsh from Kathleen Roddy (‘for schools committee’), Broadcasting Station, General Post Office, Dublin, regarding the broadcasting of the Irish version of Blackcock’s Feather, for which they will pay him four guineas (£4 4 shillings).

Letter from Metcalfe, Lilburn & Enright to Michael Allott regarding income tax and farm accounts.

Letter to Kate O’Brien, 24a Steele’s Road, London, N.W. 3 from [David Higham], Authors’ Agents, 76, Dean Street, Soho, London, W.1, with an extract from a letter from Dwye[r] regarding a debt of £114, which states ‘I do want to help in any way I can but there seems very little security. The present position is that she owes us £114. There is always a trickle of royalty to be set against her debt, but it is difficult to know when we could expect a new book from her.’

Letter to Walsh from T. C. Collocott, W. and R. Chambers Limited, 11 Thistle Street, Edinburgh, referring to the poem In My Father’s House and acknowledging that ‘this month will have sad memories for you’.

Letter from the Reverend Eric Gallagher, 9 Cloverhill Avenue, Lisburn, Northern Ireland, recommending a good book on the subject of John Wesley.

Letter from Officer Commanding Limerick County to Chief of Staff [Frank Aiken], Dublin, explaining his reasons for not acknowledging recent communications from the General Head Quarters.

Photocopy of a letter by David P. Nolan, Chairman, NSA, 1 South Main Street, Wexford, to D. O’Malley, Minister for Industry, Commerce & Energy, Kildare Street, Dublin 2, outlining NSA’s concerns regarding unresolved problems associated with the use of nuclear energy for power generation. The letter seeks the minister to defer a decision on proceeding with the construction of a nuclear power plant until the findings of a public enquiry are available.